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PeterE
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PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

due to an enormous amount of rain in a short period the storm water entered via the laundry drain and flooded my house it is the first time after livi ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

Thank you Noyade for your indepth reply. Yes, being able to open and close the drain lid would be ideal. I will give some thought as to how I can manu ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

thanks for the reply Dave, the house was built in 1995, so perhaps the rules were different back then as for the glue, I need something strong enough ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

a huge amount of water came into the house, so any plug would need to be fail proof and ideally removable if required disconnecting the pipe is our la ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
4 replies
a month ago

thanks again, yes the plumber assured me I can do this without compromising regulations at present I am considering inserting an appropriately sized p ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
6 replies
a month ago

thanks Mitchell my plumber came to the property and inspected the drains his advice was to permanently plug the laundry drain and said that doing so ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
13 replies

I need to permanently block off this laundry floor drain, which last week filled my house with storm water. My plumber suggested inserting a dmv in ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

@Nailbag the wire drill brush turned out to be the perfect solution, I cleaned 12 sq.m of cement covered cobbles in about 4hrsprior to this I had spe ...

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Noyade
Home Improvement Guru
3 replies
a month ago

G'day @PeterE "What solution would you use?" For me - I would definitely want to be able to screw and unscrew some form of waterproof lid involvi ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
7 replies
a month ago

Hi @PeterE, It's important to note that permanently blocking a floor drain can lead to several potential issues. If this area is classed as a wet ar ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
1 reply
a month ago

What amount of stormwater came up through the grate, @PeterE? Stormwater can have a tremendous flow and pressure, especially if other routes out of th ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
1 reply
a month ago

Good afternoon @PeterE I like the idea of the plug you mentioned, but not really keen on the gorilla glue lol Mainly because if you ever have to open ...

Nailbag
Home Improvement Guru
3 replies
October

Hi @PeterE I would be inclined to use the narrow wire brush gently across the top and into the crevices should the chemical treatment @EricL fail t ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
1 reply
October

Hello @PeterE Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about your cem ...

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PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

due to an enormous amount of rain in a short period the storm water entered via the laundry drain and flooded my house it is the first time after livi ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

Thank you Noyade for your indepth reply. Yes, being able to open and close the drain lid would be ideal. I will give some thought as to how I can manu ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

thanks for the reply Dave, the house was built in 1995, so perhaps the rules were different back then as for the glue, I need something strong enough ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
a month ago

a huge amount of water came into the house, so any plug would need to be fail proof and ideally removable if required disconnecting the pipe is our la ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
4 replies
a month ago

thanks again, yes the plumber assured me I can do this without compromising regulations at present I am considering inserting an appropriately sized p ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
6 replies
a month ago

thanks Mitchell my plumber came to the property and inspected the drains his advice was to permanently plug the laundry drain and said that doing so ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
13 replies

I need to permanently block off this laundry floor drain, which last week filled my house with storm water. My plumber suggested inserting a dmv in ...

PeterE
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

@Nailbag the wire drill brush turned out to be the perfect solution, I cleaned 12 sq.m of cement covered cobbles in about 4hrsprior to this I had spe ...

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