This hole in the wall...

I'll tell you what.... give me £250 and I will nip round you your house, wave a strange looking sensor thingy around, check a dial, look something up, make a phone call to my technical guy then sign a piece of paper certifying that you don't have asbestos. Will that make you happier?
 
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I think this thread needs closing it doesn't matter what we say she has convinced herself there is asbestos in the wall.
By the way shakesberry don't go to New York anytime soon and i hope you havn't been in the last ten years or so
 
Assuming Joe90 WAS being sarcastic, I would like to recommend he be banned for that comment.
 
Better men than you have tried to ban me. :mrgreen:
 
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I appreciate all the responses and advice. It's not that I don't. It's just I'm moving out of here in 3 and a half weeks and would rather just get through that time and go, leaving it as it is. But u was just worried that asbestos was crumbling into my stuff below the window in the meantime. Google told me to expect all plaster to have asbestos and so I came here due your expertise and grounded views. In amazed that that somebody thinks the pink bit is wood, not because I think they are ill judges, just that it looks like something much tougher to my untrained eye. Look at google, it's scary and in only 22.

I suspect that you think that I was saying that the pink bit was wood.

I was referring to the google images for "asbestos plaster" showing lath and plaster. I did go on to explain that your walls were brick and plaster and NOT lath and plaster.

it might be prudent to read the whole sentences rather than searching for keywords and filling in the gaps.

Additionally when someone posts a mischievous reply look at the following replies.
 
So there is somebody on here deliberately trying to scare me?? I'm sorry, that's the absolute pits. Feel distraught.
 
Look. We've all told you that there is NO ASBESTOS in your wall. Forget it.

However, the new place (even brand new) will have asbestos in it as it is out there on the street from the old brake pads. Forget about it. You are NOT AT RISK.
 
So there is somebody on here deliberately trying to scare me?? I'm sorry, that's the absolute pits.

Yeah, it was a stupid thing to do, but I am afraid there are lots of idiots on here as there are in real life.

That said,

Feel distraught.

you do seem to be a bit of a drama queen. Take the advice and move on. Jeesh.
 
This thread is becoming very tedious.

I really don't see the point in asking for advice, then being told not to worry and deciding to focus on the sole (flippant) answer that re-affirms your concerns.

I appreciate that you were worried but grow up and move on. At such a time come back and ask for advice as and when you need it. Many of us here are professionals that wish to help novices. We do not expect anything in return, however when we see someone completely disregarding the consensus of advice it provides little incentive for us to give up our time to help others.

Personally, I have gained invaluable information from "free to use" advice forums such as diynot and thus wish to reciprocate but when faced with these kind of circular conversations I wonder why I bother.

I do sincerely apologise if it sounds like I am maligning or belittling you. I can however see no other way of stating my case.
 
I did t mean to sound ungrateful and appreciate what you all do. I just do not know what the pink hard bit is.
 
Thank you so much. I thought it was too 'board' like to be bonding or plaster. This made me suspicious.

I'm sorry for upsetting anybody here. I'm just a novice, and yes a worried novice. You look at the internet sometimes and it scares you. It seems even people on here didn't know there was asbestos in walls. Isn't it in some stud walls? And then board like.
 
It doesn't matter if it isn't disturbed. Forget about it and worry about all the traffic fumes - they are the ones killing you.
 
It doesn't matter if it isn't disturbed. Forget about it and worry about all the traffic fumes - they are the ones killing you.

don't forget all those free radicals leeching out of all the plastic items in our homes, the radioactive materials in the fire alarms, etc
 

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