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Hi, did you take a photo of the existing light before you took it down? Then you can double-check the wiring!

@@FixitwithFowler i did and I have connected all the wires as they should and still not working

@@FixitwithFowler the new light is connected to a 3 gang switch that’s controlling the light outside, downstairs in the hallway and upstairs

@arcadiefiliponioi9133 oh that's no good, what connectors did you use?

@@FixitwithFowler Ideal Lever Wire Connectors, got them from SF

Definitely, this is how older houses are done in the UK, but newer houses have chipboard floors, which are a nightmare!

I'm not sure if they ship to America as this is a UK company! The link is in the description!

That's exactly what I have done. It makes sense, especially if you already have batteries and a charger!

These are feather edge boards, meaning one side is thinner than the other. Shiplap boards, actually fit together like a tongue and groove system.

Cheers

As I said in the video, I trimmed my hedge, which is 2.5m high and nearly 100 meters long, and only used 1 bar on the battery

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Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you like the video!

No you won't, just take your time!

No problem, I'm glad the video was helpful!

You should. She will think you're a genius 😉

Thanks for the info!

@FixitwithFowler oh I'm not a plumber but just observed that may be a possibility. What you reckon? Or you could have cut a little bit of the cistern away to get angled fitting out and install new one with bigger washer if needed. If the water ever got that high it gonna leak out top anyways.

Unfortunately, I don't need to do one at the minute, but when I do, I will definitely make a video

@@FixitwithFowler ok I didn't realise it was just projects you are doing at the time. Thank you anyway for your response. Cheers

@Brera73 yes I just film jobs I'm doing mainly around my house!

@@FixitwithFowler gotya... Cheers matey

No problem!

Yeah, I realised after I made the film. Thanks for your tip and your comment 👍

Brilliant, hopefully you will get it sorted out!

Never thought of trying that!

Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you liked the video 👍

Hi, you can get a pack of olives so cheap it's not worth doing. However, I didn't know you could do that, so that's a good bit of info! Thanks for your comment 👍

No, unfortunately, not that I know of. That's why I prefer the dirt blaster lance!

Maybe another time!

I'm glad you found the tip helpful ☺️

That's a good way to spend the day, although I'm not sure I could cope with the hangover! Thanks again for your comment 👍

@@FixitwithFowler I very rarely touch the stuff. Too much like hard work the next day.

@markvincent5241 yeah I'm terrible with hangover

The Qwickhose connectors aren't cheap but definitely worth it!

I'm glad you liked the picture hanging video. Thanks for your comment 👍

I'm glad you found the video useful. Don't forget to give the video a 👍. Thanks for your comment!

Cheers

Thanks, the picture collage looks really good now it's full of photos!

Yes, it makes it so easy! Thanks for your comment 👍

Lol, thanks for your comment, mate. Now you've got no excuse to put some pictures up!

Hi, yeah it does make it so easy to get the string or wire on the picture to sit on the nail! Thanks for your comment 👍

It's the first time I've used this brick acid and it does clean the mortar off quite well. Thanks for your comment 👍

The bigger attachment (karcher surface cleaner) is perfect for maintaining a clean patio as it contains the mess/water whilst cleaning. However, for the first clean of the patio, in my opinion, the dirt blaster lance was best.

Hi, I am just filming a video exactly for that. I am trying something called wet and forget. amzn.to/3JNUv3R thanks for your comment!

Hi, thanks for your comment!

No problem, I'm glad you liked the video, and thanks for your comment 👍

Yeah, prevention is better than cure!

You can do the same thing on some doors. However, you will need to remove a small section of the door seal to check that it sits in a groove and is not just glued on. Thanks for your comment 👍

Zinsser tinted it for me, however the decorators centre do it aswell

No problem 👍 I'm glad the video has helped and, more importantly, saved you money!

Hi, thanks for your comment. I used slightly longer clout nails as they were going into the joists, and they grip better. Even with cheap grades, felt so long as the fixings are decent it's fine. That's why this is glued and nailed.

I was really impressed with mine, thanks for your comment 👍

You don't have to replace the yellow screw connector, I did because I got one in the pack!

Thanks

There will be a new one every weekend, thanks for your comment 👍

So did mine, but not now I've changed to these Qwickhose connectors

It was concreted in, I put it 7 years ago! It's the kango that makes the difference

Well, I had comments on my last video about ppe, and according to the instructions, they are recommended. So, to please the audience, I complied with the instructions (for the video) at least!