In this week’s roundup, we explore a range of stories from the world of plumbing and building.
Firstly, we delve into the unusual combination of darts and plumbing, as seen in the life of Cameron Menzies. The darts player has been making headlines as he manages to successfully juggle his time between his love for darts and his plumbing profession. Menzies commented on his unique lifestyle, stating that both roles “make my life easy.” He recently showcased his darts skills at the Winmau World Masters, where he graced his debut with a victory against Dave Chisnall, triumphing 3-1 in sets source.
In a more serious tone, a plumber issued a warning about a popular toilet cleaning hack that can potentially ‘destroy the system.’ This comes as a stark reminder to homeowners about the dangers of following unverified advice, demonstrating the importance of consulting professionals when it comes to maintaining household systems source.
Meanwhile, a rogue builder based in Pelaw was sentenced to jail for fraud after he swindled 10 victims out of £44,000. The builder, who was trading as WR & Sons Building and Plumbing, first came under the radar of Trading Standards in June 2021 after a complaint about his work source.
Finally, in property news, it appears that finding a solid family home for £600k without heading to Zone 6 is still a possibility. One noteworthy finding includes a home that comes with updated plumbing and a full electrical re-wire source. As always, potential buyers are advised to ensure they are dealing with reputable builders and plumbers to avoid falling victim to fraudulent practices.
Stay tuned for more updates from the world of plumbing, building, and everything in between.
