General Chat

I shall try all those helpful suggestions. I broke the last one by banging it on the sink....lol...XX

By a strange coincidence,Thelma has just had two hoover tubes stuck together.
I told her about Chubby Checker.
She told me where she would shove them!
Do you think wrinkle cream will help me.

Do you think firemen use bottom butter?Might help them get down their poles faster....


BC ..getting back to your nozzle, I would think cooling it would free it up.
heat might expand it

*stands with one bucket hot and one bucket cold water...yes right......

Marion I thought cold too, but I seem to remember that when I did it, the one that worked was hot... trying to remember if what i did was lay it in the bath, or just pour the kettle water over the join????

Mind your hands BC !

xx

pmsl I just googled vacume cleaner attatchment stuck....seem a little man got himself in trouble...say no more.

I said tap not bang one track mind you have Mrs...lol

Got me bottom butter see you all later lololol

*looks in mirror* mm it works lol

whispers....which one did you use Rach? Was it the bottom one or........the bottom one?>>>>>>runs

The bottom one hun lol

oh, ok lol

BC I have come to this thread really late having been away a few days. I take it you have a vacuum cleaner nozzle stuck inside the other end of the pipe.

Vaseline and other slippery substances will not help get it off, they only have limited use and should be applied before the two ends are engaged. They also might dry out a bit and exacerbate (lovely word) the problem.

My usual solution to the probelm is to place one end of the pipe into a vise (you know the contraption the male member of the family has on the bench in the shed). May sure it is squezed fairly tightly and then hold onto the other end and twist.

You might like to try spraying WD40 or CRC around the joint for added lubrication.

Give it a go.