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Thanks John The millage is about 120000, but it had a new clutch about 60000 ago and a new cable last year. The clutch still has a spring in it just stiff and I have to push it to the floor to get reverse.

Hello all Over the last six months my clutch pedal on my nissan almera 1997 has become stiff, any suggestions. Thanks

Hello all Over the last six months the clutch pedal on my nissan almera 1997 has become very stiff and I have to push it right down to get reverse, any suggestions. Thanks

Condensation and need for ventilation is your main problem, I had the same problems as you and I used warmaline polystyrene wall veneer from B & Q, I didn't buy the adhesive I used PVA glue, put it on to the walls with a roller and stuck the veneer onto it. I then wall papered over it as normal...

Once you've had a dishwasher their's no going back!

If its more than 5 years old get a new one, any repairs will cost money and when they start breaking down their time is up. Having said that it sounds like a problem I had with my dishwasher some years ago the heating element had burnt out and melted one of the water pipes. It had the same...

I used warmaline polystyrene wall veneer from b&q, I didn't buy the warmaline adhesive, I used good old fashioned PVA put it on with a roller onto the wall and stuck the veneer onto it, after a couple of pieces got used to handling it and it was easy. I found it much easier to wall paper onto...

I'm a Postman and I see many letter boxes with blue tac on them, it must work

Thanks for your good advice, but my house is built on heavy clay with a high water table. I can dig a hole in the garden about 2 feet deep and it will start to fill with water. we have been in the house 18 years and its only become a problem since changing the windows and insulating the loft...

Don't put dpm on top of joists it will cause moisture and rot the joists

Don't put dpm on top of joists it will cause moisture and rot the joists

Thanks for your reply I will look into it.

Thanks foxhole for your reply, do you mean ventilation in rooms or under suspended floor, I have several air bricks front and back of house, extractor fan in both bathroom and kitchen. i can only think of opening windows to increase ventilation, but this is not possible in winter months, to cold!

All help welcome, I have a 1930's Semi, I had 4 to 6 inches of water on clay soil underneath the suspended wooden floor. I dug a sump and fitted an electric pump which controls the water, but the ground is still very wet and since having new plastic windows and insulating the loft, we have high...