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A sulphur smell is normally produced by mould or damp. You may have drilled into a patch of mould. It really does stink!

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EPDM is a great material if installed correctly. I see a lot of problems arising from poorly adheared membranes and detailing work. A few tips. Make sure you use ample wood adheasive and leave the glue for 10-15 minutes or untill it goes clear and tacky For detail work such as edges and trims, use c...

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Hi. As long as the garage has an adequate damp proof course, an external clear stone or brick sealer would definately prevent the damp returning. Make sure the gutters are draining properly, which may be the cause of the damp patches. After sealing the wall i would recommend waiting a week before se...

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Have you checked the waterpressure. I have the same issue somtimes as our water pressure fluctuates throughout the day. There could also be a limescale buildup preventing the water heating up enough.

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Hi there, you might be able to put a 100psi pump between the tank and the showe input to raise the pressure.

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