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    removing tiles then repainting

    This is a messy job - I know I have just finished my kitchen! I found the best way was to use a large flat scraper and tap it behind the tiles with a hammer. It should then be possible to lever the tiles from the wall - wear safety glasses and gloves as the tiles can shatter. The difficulty...
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    Low Energy Bulbs

    Thanks for replying Breezer. The original packet only had symbols on it that appeared to indicate that the bulb should not be used with a timer switch. I have now purchased another low energy bulb from a different manufacturer which says quite clearly on the instructions "Not suitable for...
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    Low Energy Bulbs

    I live in a small block of flats and the carpark area is lit by security lights controlled by a timer switch. This is set to come on when it goes dark and switch off the following morning. We have eight lights and these are of the drum type lit by a normal 60W bulb. The lights are on for around...
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    Repairing Window Frames

    Thanks for taking the trouble to reply :D It looks like I will be busy this weekend (weather permitting!)
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    Repairing Window Frames

    Hi Everyone, Im new here and any help would be much appreciated. I have recently moved into a new flat and the window frames (single glazed) are desperately in need of some attention. Ideally they need replacing but funds are a little tight at the moment and I would like to try and repair...
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