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nickyf 29 Mar 24 8.56am | |
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Do you still have them in your home? A colleague of mine has them and is considering getting them removed next year, some water companies will provide grants or help towards cost but it varies between water boards.
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becky over the moon 29 Mar 24 11.25am | |
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Once removed, if he's got any old socks, he could make a fortune on Ebay with the criminal fraternity. Dam*ed near impossible to get hold of good lead piping coshes these days Edited by becky (29 Mar 2024 11.37am)
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Behind Enemy Lines Sussex 29 Mar 24 11.45am | |
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Originally posted by becky
Once removed, if he's got any old socks, he could make a fortune on Ebay with the criminal fraternity. Dam*ed near impossible to get hold of good lead piping coshes these days Edited by becky (29 Mar 2024 11.37am) Try Cleudo...
hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing. |
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 29 Mar 24 1.43pm | |
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Lead pipe sections are still in homes and also outside in pipes running to the path/road. Obviously, if outside, you might need a concrete breaker and certainly a spade to access them if attempting repair or replacement.
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george89 london 11 Apr 24 3.44pm | |
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I got rid of mine a few years ago. Definitely worth doing if you can swing it.
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