I'm not a plumber but...

[_dobbo_]

Even I know this is bad, right?



Let's just say I got quite wet trying to shut this down before I remembered there was a stop tap nearby... Not fun!

Pesky global warming.

Edited by _dobbo_ on Monday 27th December 18:37

[tr7v8]

Easy enough to swap as it is between the two unions. Mine always go on stretches that are completely inaccessible to anyone.

[_dobbo_]

It's an outside toilet so it can wait until the warmer weather arrives... Suffice to say some lagging will go on it when I've finished, although with -10 temps I wonder if it would make much difference.

When I got home today I wondered why the neighbours had their hose on... And why my garden was so wet, which I assumed was snow melt...

They didn't, and it wasn't.

[LJTS]

Not too hard to fix if you can use a spanner!

Screwfix or Wickes will have all the bits you need to fix it & probably lots cheaper than a plumber

Link below to how to repair

http://www.diynot.com/pages/pl/pl015.php

[_dobbo_]

Done a bit of shonky plumbing already so I'm not afraid of the job, just the fact it's bloody freezing out there!

Thanks for the link though, most helpful!

[Gingerbread Man]

Just hope that there is enough flex in the pipes to squeeze a new section in between the two compression fittings.