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Ladies stockings (tights) might work better? I use for thined paint. You can buy chemical filter bags but you need to know what number microns filtering you need if it's a thin liquid with fine particles.

Damp in the wood. It's a good idea to test the wood for a damp reading before painting. The wood don't look in good condition from the photos

There are instructions for that online and on the back of label. Yeah. Paste paper and give it 10 minutes to soak. They recommend ready mixed paste but for the small area use whatever paste you have. If you got any PVA or wood glue you can mix a bit in with the standard flake paste if you...

Pc or phone? Phone or tablet clear cache in app, If that doesn't work clear the YouTube app storage storage but you will need to login again as that clears it all. On pc clear the browser cache..

Yeah. Top notch. Better than anything I've done...

Just looked online and I finding different instructions. Programming mode by holding buttons P1 and P2 on the receiver panel until LEDs flash. For one-button operation, hold P2 until a continuous beep sounds, then press the new remote button. For two-button, press P2 twice, then the remote...

I tiled over plasterboard 20 years ago in my bathroom. I have a shower above the bath and everything is fine. That said. Using products now you just need to read the application data sheet online, and follow the manufacturers installation guide. You get some product warranty that way and know...

Have you read the data sheet which are the instructions. https://media.wickes.co.uk/is/content/wickes/GPID_5000024811_TECH_0 You start at the bottom and work up so tiles can't slide down?

Self leveling need to be on a flat surface. It's self levelling and very thin and runny. Not sure how that will work? Mix thick and trowel maybe?

The good brands have label on shower door so you can look online at instructions. I guess that one doesn't?

Id use copper and compression fittings and some pipe clips. Just nip up vs overtighten if you are a novice. Be gentle or they will leak. Hard part is connecting to the main feed. Why not get a quote and decide

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Threaded hole under tap for the fittings in the link I sent?

The copper corrosion can and probably has got under the rubbers in the push fit joints. That's a terrible job and a flood waiting to happen. I'd rather use compression fittings and clean up the pipe and clean the inside of that. That black mould is unhealthy. Get a local plumber and start...

Do you have any other fittings or is there a hole under the tap for something like this. https://www.diy.com/departments/single-rod-kitchen-and-bathroom-tap-fitting-kit-multi-colour-fits-98-mixer-taps-easy-to-install-6-month-guarantee/5056090800704_BQ.prd

You need to remove the one that's there and replace. I've seen boxing made around a damage sill and concrete poured but it's not great. Boxing removed and polished when it's setting. You won't get it anywhere near as good as a precast

This comes up regularly here. Read mapei data sheets for sealer. Sounds like you need to seal yours

But you can't set the pressure correctly. Also the air is bubbling around not sat at the top of radiators.

Bleed rads when heating is off and radiators are cold. When you turn heating on pressure raises so it needs to be cold and off. Didn't the plumbers explain the basics?