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Cooker socket - a stunning bit of installation work. I opened it up to see if it had a feed for ...
Deyh too in tha Bog Bother Hoose and tha tiyals are cummin off tha wahls, like.
More kitchen nastiness. No doubt it will get worse before it gets better
Kitchen renovation continues after a wee cough. Leftover choccy fudge icing in the orange pan.
Hotel corridor, Viborg, Denmark.
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Cooker socket - a stunning bit of installation work. I opened it up to see if it had a feed for ...

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Cooker socket - a stunning bit of installation work.
I opened it up to see if it had a feed for a cooker. There wasn't even an earth!
(Bear in mind that this socket represents 30% of all the electricity in a Brit house. 45 Amps is a nasty sting, kids!
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We popped into a Macdonalds for a coffee this morning. Painful thought - made my eyes water! Sheila
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Nov 18 2004 04:22 GMT tony PRO
The plug holes don't look substantially different from those on a regular 13 amp socket, except maybe the two current-carrying prong holes are a bit narrower so a regular plug wouldn't fit. Over here, high-current plugs are entirely different from "normal" ones, both in shape and size.