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ah...you narrowed down on my fear. yeah, i'm not really a diy guy, although have been playing with idea of redoing the whole wardrobe. the shelf and one long rail don't seem to offer enough space... thanks though! :D

are there replacement brackets out there you think?

hi guys, I need some advice again. I have found the bracket and sockets that match my oval rail, which would mean I will need to change the middle bracket to this: http://www.wickes.co.uk/Chrome/Oval-Centre-Bracket/invt/160692&temp=largeimage Now, I think part of the shelf's weight is...

wickes! i think i found my oval socket!! i was actually near a wickes store just now. oh well, until my next grocery shopping... thanks bilous

I had a better look at http://www.sdslondon.co.uk/207/wardrobe_fittings/ It seems that with wichever end support brackets i choose, I will inevitably need to re-drill a hole on the wall. The other thing is, if I choose the oval rail, their oval socket and their oval rail don't seem to fit each...

thanks for the suggestions. i have few more questions please. the shelf in my wardrobe is supported by 2 of this hinges and of course, there's the little plastic nuts nailed into the sides (as in pictures in first post) I'm just wondering, if it is safe to remove the 2 hinges for...

Hi people, I'm wondering if I can get any advice on my now-broken wardrobe. I guess I put on too much weight on the rail and the ?fitting broke and the rail dropped. so, 1)What should I do? Where do I buy the replacements. 2)are there any new things I can try out, cuz i find myself...

thanks for the suggestions. I don't think there are hair in the fan heater. Just a lot of dusts. I've tried vacuuming it again, as any physical intervention is not possible without the screwdriver. The fan also didn't seem to slow down prior to switching off. I guess the next step is...

i've tried using the vacuum cleaner (strong dyson!), and it used to provide maybe 2 weeks relieve. But the last time i tried, it didn't do much anymore...

Hi ppl, Before I start, I just want to say how helpful of a community this forum is. Seen really helpful comments and replies to what may be called trivial questions (my trivial questions). Anyway. I have a fan heater, at least 4 years old. Has been working well until recently, where it...

I live in an apartment, so weather's no use. Although I do hang and dry some of my more....better t-shirts. I've since switched on the dryer for 30mins, and most of the smell is gone. Thanks!!

oh dear dear... I left my out-of-the-washing-machine bed sheets in my tumble dryer, but forgot to switch it on. That was one night. Now it's very very smelly. I am taking the bedsheets out and rewashing them. But what should I do with my tumble dryer?

BarryFig, ah, I appreciate your response, and sorry for this late acknowledgement. I think I might have trouble establishing enough rapport with a plumber to have him give me the bolt and washer. hehe... if! i can find a plumber on the road side first. In my previous post, I said I'm...

hey youth, funny how you should suggest that, cuz that's exactly what I did. Well, half of what I did. I bought a pack of hex nuts and screwed it on. It did half the job. The seat doesn't stick properly onto the toilet bowl. It feels slippery. I think the black bit or yellow bit (in my...

Thanks BarryFig. ah...indeed, the price on that website is expensive... It's half of what I bought my toilet seat for. At this rate, I might be better off buying a new toilet seat altogether...change of colour would be good... What about B&Q? I can't seem to be able to come up with a...

Hi people, I have a quick question regarding my toilet seat which has become loose. I had a look, and found that the plastic bolt/screw/nut which screws the seat onto the bowl is damaged. (to illustrate myself, please look at the image. It is the milky white part, the bottom right part...