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Is there a "home made" solution for wardrobe sliding door fitting/procedure or do I need to buy expensive sliding door kit. N.B: I need to build a wardrobe to fit into an alcove 59" (1.5m - ish) wide x 10ft (3m - ish) High. I need to having sliding doors. I have decided on mdf 18mm board door...

I literally seen that circa 1966?? in a students flat in Coundon, Coventry..He was alive but out cold the other side of the room, We as Fire Service were interested, the ambulance crew not very interested, the police with a smile on their faces.

but never before about 2 yrs have passed.

late 1940s I got hard whacked by my scoolteacher and went home to my Mam crying.....She whacked me more and took me to the school to apologise for whatever it was I had done.

Welcome from wonderful West Cumbria... Listen to the advice from homeinthe city the advice is correct AND the answer from henniep is also correct. People on this forum are helpful, understanding and with the exception of me frequently brilliant.

So very difficult to answer that in today's weird world: Q: She had three children, right? A: Yes. Q: How many were boys? A: None. Q: Were there any girls?

I remember in the early 1960s sitting in a lecture hall and being instructed by a home office youngish guy how to 'fight a fire' in the new risk called a computer room. We were told large electric machines of a strange type would be in that large room and the machines would be called computers...

OK-again..I see if you sign up to Fiverr.com via me you get 10% discount of your 1st order. I also get 10% discount if I refer you. My advice about using the fiverr service is not the 10% discount but you may wish to consider it.

OK..I enter the "you can't be serious consideration". I use fiverr.com and select a top quality provider on such geeky occasions. It costs me between £5 to £10 to get someone from wherever in the world to safely carry out 'geeky' stuff that I can't be bothered with. So far I have had no problems...

Hi Shay From one hairy ar**d ex medical discharge fireman to another; welcome. I look forward to visiting your youtube channel.

I agree with needing to wear the emergency call bell, or whatever in the shower. One of my concerns is that my wife may slip while in the shower; being a lady of !! a certain age and bl***y minded and after nearly 60yrs marriage she doesn' want me sitting in the bathroom while she washes her...

Wow and THANK YOU ALL. Please allow me a few moments to say that the persons within this forum are second to none. There is an exceptional wide range of knowledge only surpassed by a wider range of willingness to assist AND not ridicule any question...again THANK YOU. I have gone down the...

Thanks Inspector I will keep it in mind but I try to avoid iphone products BUT I may not be able to avoid your excellent thoughts.

Where can i see that...

Hi both...very sensible solutions BUT will they always be carried by my lady, that is my concern. We have 20yr old walkie talkie/s that still work wonderfully and we have cell phones with reasonably easy contact for each other. However neither are of a size to hang around her kneck or wrist...

Hello, I ask another 'off the track question' I need some sort of personal call system so that my poorly wife can call me and tell me she needs my help. i.e. "get your butt into the house from the workshop or fields, I need your help" I imagine some sort of necklace/s we can both wear and when...

Just seen this thread. No doubt someone has said earlier & more eloquently " my joints these days feel at least twice the number that's on my birth certificate"

Hi James My normal guy has not returned my phone calls from the beginning of this year. Probably on his yacht somewhere warm.

Hi Bingy man Once again thank you for your helpful input BUT 2023 has been a fatherless child of a year so far. 1. my cooker & combined central heating boiler went AWOL 2. My house elecs went kaput due to Christmas lights going to ground 3. AND now my poor lady wife has fallen and albeit not...

Thanks Bingy man Yes to..."no longer circulates the water causing the boiler to overheat) your boiler safety controls will then shut down the boiler , when that heat has dissipated the boiler cuts in again and the process starts again. Exactly the same will happen if the main heating circuit is...