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Yeah. I have some in my loft. B&Q and Wickes used to sell it although I've not seen it for years, so maybe not available now?.

All our walls where I am at the moment have ply over then plasterboard. It's offices so great to hang stuff on walls. Whatever works

Is the door liner the problem? Just fit one the correct width. You can get 6mm plasterboard if that helps

Probably. Not a great picture but I've seen some strange looking mould over the years. You can get white salts coming out walls from damp but also mould. I'd be hitting that with bleach but don't splash carpet or anything. Then investigate what's going on.

Cool. Take your time. Any other questions do come back. It's fun learning new skills

Water hammer. Fit water hammer arrestor on toilet. You can try turning stop tap back a bit and see what happens

Seriously! If you are going to attempt DIY you need tools. Come on! They are cheap. Seen one now for £28. Probably less second hand.. Buy one. Any old make will do. And a drill and hole saw. Hammer Breaker bar. Gloves Bags. Enthusiasm is free so don't tell me you don't have any

Those garage fuel heaters can run on anything. This pay for disposal was a earner. They sold fuel imo

Just buy a tile from DIY store for £1 and drill a few holes as a practice. Get some confidence. It's not ever a problem.. I've drilled loads no problem. Use masonry drill. Don't use the hammer action until you hit brick. Go on a slow ish speed so it don't burn drill bit. Not too much force...

Circular saw set to depth and run along. Make sure you drill some large holes in floor and look for pipes ect. The run saw along

Fit a new cartridge

I drove van but I could smell petrol. Started to bang. Called mate and he towed me home. Pulled a fuel pipe off and spent 3 hours on the filter air pump pushing It. Pumped out all the fuel which he put in his Toyota supra. Old petrol cars don't mind a bit of diesel apparently. I then filled...

Heat travels to cold. Heat also risers but cools which causes it to circulate around a room. Up. Away. Down. Towards. To your question. I don't know.

I like the one about the lady cleaning her car as she was part exchanging it for car with air conditioning later that day. She loved her current car but wanted one with air conditioning. She was telling the neighbour all about it when neighbour pointed out her current car has air conditioning...

Yeah. Go for it. You getting rid of asbestos roof for something better with insulation as you don't want it to freeze. You need to insulate walls as well. Don't get hit with with silly money to dump asbestos. Some councils will take asbestos or you shop around for a company to do it. Probably...

Not me but. Electrician told me.. Dishwasher. Moved bread bin which knocked the wall isolator switch cutting power. £600 on a new dishwasher after throwing the old one out for scrap man. New one still didn't work. Called and electrician out who said just switch here. £600+£50 wasted I...

Lime plaster don't like anything sealing in but it's said Gardz is ok. With the original F&B paint is it ok to add water and if so how much. Adding water to it could of effected the binding of emulsion.

What's it like now. Are you going to seal surface next?

There is a cheap way to help with noise but it's could be not worth the effort as not 100% sound blocking. I've always wanted to try. What you do is stick sound block plasterboard with foam. 2 or 3mm gap all the way around and fill with acoustic mastic. Now how well that works I don't know

Vent on front or side is fine. Just need air blowing through.. I used Thermal blocks and bags of pre mixed sand and cement. Cut blocks with old saw. Bung in and board or skim over. You could use insulation and board if you want