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Hi, just need a bit of advice on an issue in my house. I had an external leak come through to my internal kitchen wall. It is now completely dry (happened three months ago). I have since been researching online on what to do to fix the problem and it appears I should only remove the crumbling...

Hello, I was wondering if someone could guide me here. I need to have a new floor fitted to my property. I was initially thinking about laminate but then started thinking about the possibility of vinyl (or something similar) throughout the property instead. Im looking to fit the floor to a...

I have split my cricket - not major - and want to repair it. I have the glue but do not know how to compress the split wood after applying the glue. Can anyone suggest an idea to compress, as the crack is at an awkward part.

If we stop playing in the rain, that means no cricket full stop

I would only oil the toe, not the blade. So if oil cannot penetrate the wood, neither can water: which means task accomplished. Up in Scotland, our bats see alot of damp conditions.

im planning on linseed oiling it 3 times per year and probably only once a year to waterproof the toe. I have bought some boat varnish and will apply a light coating to waterproof the thing.

Ive just purchased a new cricket bat and wanted to make the toe waterproof without any advers affect to the spring in the wood itself. Anyone got any ideas?

Thts true. I do deal with people who I trust and can communicate with. As far as trust, I cannot trust this guy, but I can communicate with him no problem. I am just gonna go with him, all I need is the right product now.

TBH, I think Im gonna have to take a risk. The fact that my boiler can pack in any minute is worrying me. I have very good tenants that I do not want to inconvenience. For this reason I must get this boiler changed next week. I would be really really obliged if the experienced guys can direct me...

Hi, sorry for the late reply. My house set-up is as follows: 8 radiators, 1 shower powered off boiler, kitchen and bathroom. I hope this helps. I need to buy a boiler next urgently. Also please tell me the questions I need to ask the gas engineer to sus if he's experienced or not?

I totally agree with the intergas. I have one in my own house. There simplistic and good boilers. However Im looking to fit a boiler in my property which I rent out, hence an ideal boiler.

I think the boiler is! Just done some research and it seems the boiler is a really bad choice. So - it won't be that boiler then eh!

I have had a quote for a boiler - ideal 30kw - the quote is coming in at £1150. That is supplied and fitted by a gas engineer. The boiler will power 8 radiators. Can someone please comment on the noise levels, efficiency and general reliability of this boiler? Also is there an alternative better...

In a few months time I will get unipanels fitted is why I don't want to spend much money on the bathroom just now. I do however like the curtain idea. Im in the process of getting carpets fitted and a few other bits and bobs is why I cannot afford to the refurb

Sorry I should of have been clearer. I am the landlord

My lights are outdated and I wish to upgrade them. The problem is I have absolutely no idea what to do in order to modernise the kitchen ceiling. Please take a look at the pics and suggest ideas. Thank you.

You guys are amazing. The response rate on this forum is really good. That suggestion is good but the problem is that I rent this flat out. There is little point in making it look so nice. In actual fact I would like to uni panel the area, but I do not have the cash to do this just now...