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Thanks, that might do it!
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Thanks, could do that although already a hole in side of the boat so would prob make more sense to stick with side Ah no worries! My neighbours have a cassette thing and I really feel for them. I guess that was the only option at one point or chuck it in the canal
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Eh? Is this a joke
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Polishicebreaker started following 'Mouldy old Grout', Suitable vent? and Acceptable CO levels on boat??
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Good morning, I’m after a vent to cover my compost loo outlet. it’s around 80mm ( diameter round hole) and at a slight angle on the hull so needs to be flattish and rain proof? just wondering if anyone had any suggestions? many thanks.
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Acceptable CO levels on boat??
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in General Boating
Thanks for your replies. reading is for maximum level in the previous 24hrs. we have a house sized cooker and cook a lot so that may well be the cause. could perhaps use more vents too it would be useful to know what an average reading would be. Maybe I could get another testing device. -
I’m guessing zero. our CO alarm/monitor generally reads around 10-15 ppm . Alarm doesn’t go off. No stove on. Just a Small morco around 4 years old- flu seems clear!? Any thoughts?? cheers
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Our shower room gets a bit cold in the winter and cannae stop the mould in the silicone between tiles 1. Used cheap white silicone for grout- mouldy 2. Used 2nd most expensive 'never go mouldy' silicone- mouldy 3. used the 8 quid, 10 year guarantee no mould super duper top of the range silicone- you know the rest...... any other ideas greatly appreciated - is silicone more prone to mould than regular grout? if it is, I may try grout instead. The walls are pretty solid so not much flex. many thanks
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Wheelhouse build
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Well if it stops me going to Burton I’ll definitely build one ! -
Wheelhouse build
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Thanks, Hadn’t thought much about the cruising limitations as we haven’t done much (yet) but I suppose it’s good to have the option. our Air draught is around 6ft -
Hello, I'm considering popping a wheelhouse over my widebeam stern deck. Has anyone done similar with some nice pics etc? cheers Ed
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Engine fuel line engineering problem
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
yep I totally agree- That will prob be me .... I'll weld a little support this week -
Engine fuel line engineering problem
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Should keep me for a little while anyway! -
Engine fuel line engineering problem
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Well judging by the rest of the boat, the guy who built it did everything as quickly as poss:) Thanks for all the advice! I think putting a new 5/15 valve and short piece of pipe on is the best solution for me. -
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Engine fuel line engineering problem
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
I like the idea of not draining the tank. Did that once before- a right old pain. -
Engine fuel line engineering problem
Polishicebreaker replied to Polishicebreaker's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Ok I’ll give it a shot tomorrow, thanks very much for your help!