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Payrac-man

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  1. Hi, Screwfix do a tile removing bit for an SDS power drill.  
  2. Hi, Gloucestershire to Payrac ( just north of Cahors) takes 14 hours door to door via Dover and about £150 each way that's Ferry, fuel and tolls. Will be doing it again on the 12th so take pity on my poor soul.  
  3. Hi Catherine, I tried to find your website on google by typing in "painting holidays" to no avail. You do not have anywhere near enough  Meta tags on your web site. I suggest you change the background colour  and then write all the key words you can think of in text of the same colour. This should get you on Google page 1. Good luck    
  4. Hi Rob, We  have Oil heating in Gloucestershire, the house is 250sq metres and we use about 3500 litres a year. I have reduced it to this from about 4000 with lots of insulation and a programmable thermostat which allows different temps at different times of day/night. I must add that this is a new Grant furnace which is 95% efficient, some old ones are as low as 80%.We are having a new house built in Payrac and this will have electric heating whilst we use it for  a holiday home. however we intend to move permanently in 6 years time so I am having the under floor pipes installed in the build and will the have a heat pump fitted as we have a large plot and can easily install the exterior piping.With the ever increasing price of fossil fuels I think that heat pumps are the way to go, also if you install the reversable type you can have air-con too.Something to think about if you are staying put for a good while so as to recoup the initial outly. All the best  
  5. Hi Sue, Try Leslie Enser he trades as Flairbond. Haven't got his number on me but if you cant find it on the net let me know and I'll E-mail it to you when I get home from work 
  6. Hi, These boxes overheat and dry out the electroylitic capacitors. A good mod is to fit a small cooling fan inside the case. Any TV engineer should be able to do this and repair "kits" are available cheaply on the net. Hope this helps.
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