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Reviews (11)
05 March 2020
Elegant upgrade solution.
This is a cleverly designed product for mounting an SSD in an HDD drive-bay for those wishing to upgrade their existing desk-top computer.
05 May 2016
Perfect over-basin water heater.
This compact device produces a convenient spray of water for hand-washing in public buildings, churches, etc.
The control knob on the front turns the water on and regulates the flow. There is a flow-switch internally which activates the heater when the control is turned anti-clockwise to roughly the nine-o-clock position. From that point onwards, the temperature rises as the flow decreases with further anti-clockwise rotation of the control..
No power is consumed by the unit when the control is returned to the OFF position because the flow-switch turns off the electrical supply to the heater. The unit can therefore be left powered up from a fused spur, 13A double-pole, flex outlet.
This is an attractive solution where only cold running water is available and is very safe for use by anyone.
07 May 2020
Ultimate solution to stubborn oil filters
This product is designed to be used with a socket wrench to unscrew oil filters that have become stuck to their mounting faces, usually as a result of being fitted 'dry', i.e. with no smear of oil applied to their rubber gasket. It is often impossible to remove such filters without first puncturing them right through with a heavy gauge screwdriver and then using the screwdriver as a lever to rotate the filter body. These specially designed oil filter removal tools come in various diameters and numbers of flutes and the best way of determining the required dimension is to buy a new identical filter, measure the diameter with calipers and count the number of flutes around the perimeter of the filter canister. Using these products will prevent most of the inevitable oil spillage resulting from other 'agricultural' solutions.