It's usually recommended to replace the conduit. I'd bury it deeper, if you go this route, to prevent future damage.Silly question, but how do I fix this.
Do. I have to replace while conduit and redo the cable or is there something that can cover up the broken piece without redoing cable?
Ok thank you, sounds like an OK temporary plan. I do plan to eventually put in another conduit that doesn't go overground like that. Really half work in my opinion.
I do this all the time. We use borehole water to flush so we have calcium build up and it actually goes black after a few months. A little pool acid cleans it like new in about 30 minutes.I don't want to flush the toilet along with with the stains
Poseidon's kiss might have an unnerving new sensation to it.
Nah, six in total.
What cable is that?Silly question, but how do I fix this.
Do. I have to replace while conduit and redo the cable or is there something that can cover up the broken piece without redoing cable?
I think 16core, but definitely for the alarm. Was here when I moved in so was done owner before previous owner.
So thats why my nuts are looking so pale.
At least you don't have any problems with algae.So thats why my nuts are looking so pale.
1000 liters of water is 1kl that's hardly anything, to fill a pool of 3x2 will be about 8kl. Which is also not that much.
It depends on what you want done.
Not sure 1kl would, but it depends on the area, WC perhaps
Prices I have been getting from tilers (not tiling companies as such, just the guys you find in the smalls) range between R60 and R150 p/sqm depending on the tiles used.
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