Recent content by BuddyHolly9

Thanks folks.

No idea, it's always been there and seems to be on all the ceilings at the joins. Tempted to cut it with a stanley and pollyfill it.

Hi All, About to paint my child's room and have this fun to tackle. The tape round the ceiling, where it meets the walls is peeling in bits. A friend of mine who has had a similar issue said don't pull it off. Any tips on the best way to fix, for a kids room and I'm not a decorator to trade...

I did wonder that yeh

My existing is integrated and the wife wants the machine to be hidden behind a cupboard door.

Hi all. I need a new integrated washing machine. My current hoover one is 530 deep. The picture in the manual however shows 570. The spec though is 530. The new ones seem to be 540. I'm a bit worried as there isn't much space to push it further back but in the manuals for the 540 deep ones...

Thanks, the other side is a TRV, I did wonder if that was knackered. Tried it off on a few times to no joy.

Thanks, there is heat after the valve on the left, it's just not in the radiator... I was wondering if it was that white bit I've labelled tepid?

Hi Folks, I have the problem of feed pipe being nice and warm (roasting actually) but the radiator being cold, I've bled as much as I can and it's just water coming out of it now. Any ideas on how I should go about fixing please? Thanks in advance.

Hi All, I took the skirting off to fit an Ikea PAX wardrobe flush to the wall and noticed a large gap between the plaster board and floor. The gap is about an inch. Do you think this should be filled or left as is? I was worried about a draft and a potential for damp as it's against an outside...

Thanks folks. Do you think if I left the skirting on ( about 15 mm deep ) that would provide enough of a air gap or is there not going to be enough air flow there? I should add I have cavity wall insulation in the wall that this is backing on to - for what that's worth :/

Hi folks, I am fitting wardrobes in an L shape in a room with one of the walls that the wardrobes will be on being against the outside. Should I be concerned about this for damp / mould reasons? I've no reason to believe the wall is damp but I remember in an old house a bookcase I had against...

I want to say thanks for all the replies here folks. Really appreciate it. Been off the forum due to some family issues but it's made me well please to see the replies - as I say thanks all. All great comments, and I totally get the point that letting it breathe by accidental gap is not the...

Thanks, that's a good point. I was wondering if I should leave the skirting boards to give a bit of an air gap to help with mold as I am putting them against an outside wall?

Thanks, I will rid them but it was to stop a place for them to hide / breed.