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    Anyone recognise these monsters!?

    Tumbleweed is another gysophlate based weedkiller, about a third of the price of ru for that matter. For heavens sake, get the concentrate and mix your own up, don't waste your money on the pre-mixed sprayer, you're paying £££'s for water with a single dose in it. Also, consider your local...
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    Over hanging trees - prunning

    If you have the council's permission (in writing for best safety) allowing you to have the work done, and you are confident in your own ability to do the work yourself, go for it! But, if like me, you have no head for heights, or a bad back, it's not that expensive to get a tree fella in who...
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    Trimming Conifers

    When I moved to where I am now, there was a row of conifers at the end of the garden which backed onto a neighbour's garden. In the past, these had been hacked at and all the green growth had gone from the neighbours side. When I got around to it, I cut the dead growth off, and all the...
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    Music files

    Real Player Plus (V10) will sort on artist name or song. Also, JetPlayer will, though it's not as easy to figure that out! With Real simplyy click on the heading you want to sort on, with jet, you need to go down several right click menus to get the same, but either work. Jetplayer is...
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    Scandisc & Defrag

    Try typing cmd or command at the Run prompt, then Scanreg in the new window.
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    moss and algae slippage

    Actually.... no. Armatillox has been removed from the catagory of garden disinfectant, as has Jeyes Fluid! BUT the goods are both on sale, unaltered, but in new packaging. Go figure! :?
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    moss and algae slippage

    Jeyes Fluid or Armatillox will kill the moss spores and clean your paths too. Less destructive than bleach on your clothes and plants around the path, BUT they do stink! Swill it on, as per the instructions on the can, and brush over the path and moss. Should kill within a week or so.
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    Buzzing Dimmer Switch

    'Cuse ignorance, didn't know low-wattage/12V where dimmable??
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    I got a right cracker here!

    A Christmas Cracker actually! For our schools' carol concert, I've been asked to make a STAR with six points out of a 4 X 4 sheet of ply, then install half a dozen lights, switched individually, so that they can be switched on as the different groups of characters arrive at t'inn. Then...
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    Plasterboard ceilings

    I've done both, much prefer to overboard though! Far less mess to clear up and still able to breathe, even WITH a mask! Consider 4 X 3 boards as well, if you're not used to them, the 8X4 are seriously heavy, esp when you are trying to manouver above your heads. And get some black jap...
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    Insecure Ie6

    Had a similar thing occur with a guestbook. Someone posted a "comment" that redirected into a hard core site, so no one could view the guestbook, or sign it, without been sent to this awful site. :evil: :evil: :evil: Trouble was, somehow, they had also stopped their post appearing on the...
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    moving conifers

    Agreed, it's very unlikley that a conifer of this sort of size will transplant, but, you can always try. Make sure they are well watered for a few days before you start, have the new hole ready dug out for the oversized rootball, and try not to damage any of the roots as you lift it. Good luck!
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    help please...hompage probs..

    Ad-Aware may help, especially the new SE version, available from http://lavasoft.de Oh, it's free for personal use too!
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    Miracle weedkiller

    Have you tried Pathclear? That should be ideal for paved areas, don't use it on the garden or near to a bed, it'll kill everything there too! Alternatively, anything with gysoplate (or something that sounds like that)
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    how do i know if a wall is a support wall?

    Get professional advice! If you don't know which is the supporting wall, GET THE PROS IN! Seriously.
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