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I don't think so mate. You've just done it again.....

Thanks guys for your much needed advice/responses. You are right in assuming those are air bricks. Those were newly put in by the company to increase sub floor ventilation. However I'm worried now that I might inadvertently totally block the air bricks, but you're right, the above floor...

You know to what I am referring. Do not lie to yourself.......

Mmmmm, the force is telling me that you are lying. I sense the dark side in you.....

I was diagnosed with epilepsy a few years due to a f*ced up op. Anyway, I'm keen to hear from those of you who also suffer from epilepsy and depression and how you manage with your conditions? For starters, whenever I feel down I always turn to my music collection containing death metal/rock...

Please excuse my lack of knowledge/ignorance, but who is Judy? We're not talking about Judge Judy by any chance? I can't stand her. There I go again digressing.......

I absolutely love it when people argue and think they know what they are talking about, even though we are trying to help someone in need here. What exactly is a DPC - a Damp Proof Course? Yes, one of the ways is to provide a polythene membrane in the mortar approx. 150mm above ground level...

Oooohhhh, looks like I struck a nerve......

You're still a plonker Roger.

Install Plex and rip those CDs onto your computer. That way, you're free to stream the videos to your TV or mobile devices AND be safe in the knowledge you have the DVDs as redundancy/backup.

What make/brand of LEDS strip are you using and is there a particular place where you touch and it starts to light up again?

Hey guys. Hope you're all doing well. I would like your opinions/thoughts on my plans on installing skirting in one of our rooms. I had to get my front living room treated for dry rot, and I tell you what, it wasn't good for my epilepsy and depression. Anyway, I'm digressing here a bit. Rather...

I'm not sure about the dates, but the easiest way for you to find out is to go outside and have a look for the following signs: 1. See where there are signs of rising damp (typically green in colour with some white effloresence). If this stops about 3 brick courses above ground level, then...