You & me both pal!

You & me both pal!
Beware bleach or caustic soaks... I lent our bogsnake to a neighbour, he must have left it soaking in bleach as when it came back the galvanising was shot. I would expect brass connectors to suffer in the same way too.#Mr Gus wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 11:21 am Finally turned up in the post having been sent as a royal mail 48 hr, ..which sat in glasgow.until yesterday pm.
Can get the hose out & the bailey blues ready.
NB full size tomato compost bag plastic tray supports fit the rods perfectly for a 24 hr shallow.bleach soak... saves hassle if you contemplate a set. for home jobs.
Why not just rinse them off and put the outside in the sun (if it ever appears again!) and let natures disinfectant (UV) kill off any nasties rather than flood yet more chemical concoctions into the drainage system? We have a septic tank here and we use bleach and disinfectant very sparingly.Mr Gus wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 11:21 am Finally turned up in the post having been sent as a royal mail 48 hr, ..which sat in glasgow.until yesterday pm.
Can get the hose out & the bailey blues ready.
NB full size tomato compost bag plastic tray supports fit the rods perfectly for a 24 hr shallow.bleach soak... saves hassle if you contemplate a set. for home jobs.
That's why I said put it out in the garden in the sun - natures UV light! You can't get a UV light much bigger than the sun
I am sure there used to be "manhole grease"... and it seems there still is!Mr Gus wrote: ↑Mon Feb 13, 2023 11:21 am Forgot to update..
The drain hook keys I ordered (pair) ..one bent.
Drain one, us nil.
Tried ringing around to hire this..
https://www.screwfix.com/p/1ton-manhole ... aker/3650k
But nothing on a small scale you could get into a house.
The suction cups suggestion sadly would not seal properly due to tile size.
So still stuck & being careful.
time therefore to discuss what to use as a metal to metal cover grease to assist future removal.
@Desp any ideas to this stuck cover dilemma?