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I know that you should stand the pump on something to (hopefully) keep it
out of the silt and the most common thing for this purpose seems to be bricks. Well, I haven't got any bricks to hand but I have got a couple of breezeblocks; are these safe to use? Are there any chemicals that could leech out or any other reason why I shouldn't use them? Or should I just get a couple of bricks? Cheers, Mogweed. -- No trees were cut down or harmed in the sending of this message. A lot of electrons were, however, severely inconvenienced. Change words to numbers to email. |
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