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Aimee - we really were separated at birth. I've walked into my new bathroom door three times in the past couple of weeks - we moved it forward in the revamp and it still hasn't registered on my brain (Mr Woo keeps doing it too) - people will think we've been having a scrap.

 

I got a fat lip at Flamingoland last week too - went on the watersplash - just as we were going over the top the wind blew my waterproof protection off my legs - I bent forward to pull it back on and my hood fell back - I smashed my mouth on the barrier.

 

I came off the ride soaked to the skin and battered and bruised!! 

Soozy Woo

I would bet a huuuuuge sum of money that there's not one person on here who can get even close to me when it comes to making a mess when painting 

 

Mr Woo's face will be a picture when he gets in. He's such a methodical/precise person - I'm quite sure he wonders how he got landed with a mad woman

 

I make up for it in enthusiasm and creativity though. 

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Mind you. I have purchased a new top of the range battery operated drill. One battery in the drill. I charged the spare battery and tried to take out the one that was already installed and it wont come out  So it has to go back tomorrow 

What is the drilling target moonie? 

Nuffin atm cause it aint working 

Moonie
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Mind you. I have purchased a new top of the range battery operated drill. One battery in the drill. I charged the spare battery and tried to take out the one that was already installed and it wont come out  So it has to go back tomorrow 

What is the drilling target moonie? 

Nuffin atm cause it aint working 

*shuffles uncomfortably* But if it was? 

Xochi
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Mind you. I have purchased a new top of the range battery operated drill. One battery in the drill. I charged the spare battery and tried to take out the one that was already installed and it wont come out  So it has to go back tomorrow 

What is the drilling target moonie? 

Nuffin atm cause it aint working 

*shuffles uncomfortably* But if it was? 

Nothing specifically 

Moonie
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Aimee
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Its the float that shuts off the water when the boiler is full. Sometimes the water corrodes the hinge and as you say they stick. Flippin hopeless 

Moonie
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Xochiquetzal:

So apart from all that stuff Aims, life treating you well?  

Custie  I'd put my head in the oven but it would probably break 

And it wouldn't put you out of your misery anyway. You'd just get foul-smelling greasy hair! 

 so far this week, I've bust my lip walking in to the door frame and the boilers gone kerputt  what day we on 

Aimee
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Its the float that shuts off the water when the boiler is full. Sometimes the water corrodes the hinge and as you say they stick. Flippin hopeless 

He only replaced it 6 months ago  another time it was the pipe outside that had frozen 

Aimee
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Its the float that shuts off the water when the boiler is full. Sometimes the water corrodes the hinge and as you say they stick. Flippin hopeless 

He only replaced it 6 months ago  another time it was the pipe outside that had frozen 

That happened to me during the winter before last. No heating for a week or more in subzero temperature 

Moonie
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Its the float that shuts off the water when the boiler is full. Sometimes the water corrodes the hinge and as you say they stick. Flippin hopeless 

He only replaced it 6 months ago  another time it was the pipe outside that had frozen 

That happened to me during the winter before last. No heating for a week or more in subzero temperature 

I was told by the engineer, I can tell your blonde, you didn't even to think to look at the pipe outside  just hit it with a hammer next time  I've had nothing but trouble since they put this new boiler in 

Aimee
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Aimee:

Yes, just no hot water now till I ring them tomorrow, the same thing has happened 4 times before and the boiler is only 2yrs old 

What make is it Aimee?

Baxi solo, the last engineer that came out did say it's not the boiler but the arm in the water tank keeps getting stuck so not refilling, he replaced everything and said whoever had fitted the new boiler were cowboys  and now it's gone again 

Its the float that shuts off the water when the boiler is full. Sometimes the water corrodes the hinge and as you say they stick. Flippin hopeless 

He only replaced it 6 months ago  another time it was the pipe outside that had frozen 

That happened to me during the winter before last. No heating for a week or more in subzero temperature 

I was told by the engineer, I can tell your blonde, you didn't even to think to look at the pipe outside  just hit it with a hammer next time  I've had nothing but trouble since they put this new boiler in 

Ckeeky sod 

Mine is at roof level so no chance there 

We have a combi boiler so no hot water tank 

Moonie

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