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so if someone doesn't know the regs inside and out or has the experience with testing to be able to predict all the test results accurately or know exactly why those results came to be then they should walk away and find something else to do? well i wish i and everyone else in the trade was as...

depends on the situation, if its a boarded up property being worked on for a couple days i would turn a blind eye but if its regular joes on the rob then balls to them, no warning jus report the scum.

my missus works for barclays and took the risk of buying

my showers white with grey buttons.

sounds pretty normal to me.

changing the supply to a customer without telling them and claiming its nothing to do with is terrible in my book, but its no different to the water boards lowering water pressures as and when they see fit as it helps stop leaks(so saving money) yet they don't care when it sends all the electric...

mk make a range of wireless switches that work on magic alone, not cheap compared to regular switches but they are completely wireless and can be put anywhere. its called MK echo.

how would

do they hoover out the heads every so often? have they done any sanding/decorating without covering the heads?

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from experience they don't expect the car to be spotless, they allow wear and tear which includes a few dents and scrapes but if you bash it all the time then yes you will have to bear the costs of repairs(its a lease hire car at the end of the day). costs wise this is completely random and down...

i never really saw the point in using seperate earth connections at sockets/fuseboard but have been made to do it due to spec.

shocking, my mum has MS and had to go through 3 assessments before the agreed that she was disabled at all, at the time she could walk but not far and not well, obviously it has progressed and she now has full DLA without question for the rest of her life but the crap they put her though yet...

i wish them luck with RCD's, my brother used to work for a college and they had to split each calss room from 1 to either 2 or 3 circuits to stop them tripping the RCD. sounds like a better plan than staged start ups.

sounds like a good thing to me.

i'm gonna have a chat with him next time i down there, thanks!

sounds interesting robo, if this would make my dads skyHD would exactly like a normal install as he is in a flat with a communial satellite dish then this would be awesome as he sometimes gets it wrong and misses recordings.

the BC lamp holders we use at work are made by ashley and isolate the pins when the lamp is removed, very very good idea.

back on topic, why would it break the fuse holder?