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has anyone ever used this? if so what was it like?

it wont damage the flooring and will clean them up fine

white spirt should do the job, might take a bit of elbow grease though

heard about a product called "tuuby bath restoration" supposed to be the bees kness for this, has anyone used it or heard how it works?

what kinda money we talking about to get it re-enammelled? It isnt limesacle thats the problem, its just very dull looking, we just moved into the house, going to try the t-cut with the polisher tonight

is it likely to be quite drafty then doing this in my livng room, downsatirs?

im thinkinbg of lifitng my carperts and just having the floorbaords sanded and varnished as they are in good enough condition, howere there are some small gaps between some of the boards, couple mm, what is the best way to fill these?

t-cut? will that get the glossy look back? have you ever or known anyone to try that?

got an enamel bath, enamel is in good enough econdition, but the bath is dull, is there any way to get it glossy again?

Anyone know a good and cheap supplier of these? , pef on the net

ive got the chance to buy a decent secondhand aluminium frame greenhouse, how easy is it to dismantle the frame?

somehow normal detergent got in my dishwasher amd mow it keeps foaming upo when on, does anyone know a way to get rid of the foam?

i cant seem to stop the cycle on this machine of mine. It was on a 2 cycle, but seemed to be taking ages, when i opened it it was full of foam, apparenlt caused by washing liquid being in one of the residues of the bottle i put in. Does anyone know, A) how to get rid of all the foam, and B) how...

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Whats the best way to put the posts into the groun, by a securing spike or by concreting them in? How easy is it ?

if you pour the paint through a pair of tights all the lumps will stay inside them and the smooth "good" paint fill run through them into the container

or use "no nails " or some other strong adhesive from any DIY store

nah your best buying the stuff to mix yourself, a lott easier and cheaper

i did the same with the wires runing up my walls then plastering over the gouge in the wall i took out to run the wire. The way i did it was gouge the plater with a screwdriver as that ius about the thickness youd want. lay the wire uo the length of the gouge and bned a tack over the wire under...

Whats the best way to cover the taped joints on sqaure edged plasterboard, is there anyway to cover it, i.e. lining paper?