[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Hey Clinton I love that idea. Sounds easy in theory what's it like in practice?

Did you have to carry around a large array of spanners? Wern't a lot of the joints too solid to undo?

roger

[Jim_77]

I think Clinton means the plastic waste traps under the sinks, you can just unscrew them by hand.  But it's all yukky and slimey in there when you undo it, you get a handful of it 

By far the best thing to do is get a piece of garden hose and tap adaptor, and stick it on the tap.  These sorts of thing:





I carry a selection of adaptors and fittings so I can always connect the TM on to any supply available.

[richy27]

Same as dave said there must be toilets on each floor.

A little trick i used to do if there was no janatorial room on each floor was disconect the small u bend at the botom of  the sink and put your buckets under to fill up

Just dont forget to fit it back when you have finished

i would of thoughtit was a regulation that a toilet had to be available on each floor

[JandS]

Disconnect at the plughole end so there's less sh*t.
Tape a food strainer underneath.
Better still is Jim's idea.

John

[Terry_Burrows]

just to say guys this is residentual not offices and defo no toilets or out lets of any kind

[clinton]

Hi roger nope just my big old hands,just i found it easier doing it that way Maybe give it a try roger or il show you on our next big job

Yes jims idea is a good one as well with the atatchment.