Scott Rotherham, Author at PipeRepair.co.uk

Pipe Repair Tape

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Pipe repair tape is a favourite tool of plumbers everywhere for the speed and simplicity with which it can be wrapped around a cracked pipe to seal the leak

Epoxy putty can be used to repair a leaking pipe by filling in crakcs and holes of sealing leaking faucets

Epoxy putty for repairing a leaking pipe

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Epoxy putty offers a quick and easy solution for creating watertight seals around leaking faucets and filling and reparing cracks and holes in a pipe

Pipe Repair Bandage

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Pipe Repair Bandage is a resin-soaked wrap which sets rock hard when activated with water. It reinforces, strengthens and protects leaking and damaged pipes

Epoxy Coating and Epoxy Paste

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Epoxy coating and epoxy paste is used for sealing holes and cracks in pipes and providing protective layers resistant to chemicals and corrosion

Corrosion Protection Wrap

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Corrosion protection wrap is a pipe repair bandage infused with corrosion inhibitors which can be used to prevent corrosion and strengthen metalwork

River pollution in Northern Ireland is on the rise during lockdown as people flush waster water contaminated with paint and other DIY materials down the incorrect drains

Lockdown paint flushed away leads to river pollution in Northern Ireland

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Residents in Northern Ireland are being warned not to flush paint and other DIY materials down their drains in lockdown after an increase in river pollution

PTFE Plumber's Tape and Teflon Tape can both be used to repair leaking pipes, although silicone self-fusing tape is becoming a popular alternative

Teflon tape versus PTFE Plumber’s Tape – what is the difference?

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What is the difference between PTFE Plumber’s Tape and Teflon Tape and which is the best pipe repair tape for fixing a leaking pipe?

Fixing leaking pipes can be challenging as plumbers down tools due to the Covid-19 coronavirus lockdown

What to do if your pipes start leaking during coronavirus lockdown

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Need to fix leaking pipes but can’t get hold of a plumber because of coronavirus lockdown? Here’s how you can carry out the repair yourself

Water companies are warning UK residents not to flush foreign objects down toilets during the coronavirus outbreak following a spike in the number of blocked pipes and sewers

Water companies tell Coronavirus Britain to watch what they flush

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Water companies have warned Brits to watch what they flush down the toilet in the coronavirus pandemic after a sharp increase in blocked sewer pipes

Red wine began pouring out of the tap in homes in northern Italy after a winery inadvertently connected to the public water supply, sending red wine into the pipe system

Water into wine – a fault at a winery sees red wine pumped straight into homes in northern Italy

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Lambrusco Grasparossa poured from the tap in homes in northern Italy after a winery inadvertently began piping red wine into the public water supply network