My tip is always to use the box from a PIR (how apt!) or something, remember to turn it round as a junction box 'advertising' a Lyntek Supra6 PIR might look suspicious.

 

Never use the brown cardboard from the panel unless the lighting is poor or the client is blind, or it's 4pm and you are in a hurry to get to the pub. 

"...you sound like one of those idealists that wants covers on joint boxes..."

Hey, now that's a good idea... When are they going to change the regs so that external warning devices don't need a cover screw ? can't wait !!

I have never lost a screw using the fluffy towel..nothing worse than looking in the lounge for a screw you dropped in the kitchen. However, I must go with the times i suppose so the 'pub at 4pm' seems a good idea.

I have never lost a screw using the fluffy towel..nothing worse than looking in the lounge for a screw you dropped in the kitchen. However, I must go with the times i suppose so the 'pub at 4pm' seems a good idea.

Edited August 6, 201510 yr by charlie6

If on the rare occasion I dropped a screw and couldn't find it I'd place one of my stocking over the end of the vacuum and go over the area.

It's a good idea Norman but I have the feeling you're pulling my leg again !!

Or at least thats what you told the sub when they walked in on you undressed with their hoover in your hand.

Do they do steel toe cap high heels?

Nice one Petrolhead.

Or at least thats what you told the sub when they walked in on you undressed with their hoover in your hand.

Do they do steel toe cap high heels?

Rumbled...

http://www.todayshomeowner.com/video/finding-lost-small-items-with-a-vacuum-cleaner/

Rumbled because of my towel, I'll be more careful in future...and I might just consider the vacuum cleaner idea, it's workable.

Also great for sucking dust off a sausage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

*VLS

Did Mr H A Rodds sell it to you?