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I have Toshiba flat screen TV Model no 17 WL46b. Every couple of months we lose sound on digital and analogue, they usually go within a couple of days of each other, Toshiba have been very good sending a man to fix this problem ( normally a small TV has to be sent to them ) the first time the...

I like the look of this stuff, not the usual run of the mill "diy gunk". Thanks.... very much... Lynn

All done!!! I put two coats of paint stripper on te furniture as per instructions on the can,gave it a good wash with soapy water and left it to dry, at first the thin beading lifted and I thought i may have to replace them...but .... after the cane dried out fully the bead sat right back into...

Hey there masona, I've just bought some paint and varnish stripper, I'm going to give it a try, will let you know how if works OK. Lynn

I have just purchased a conservatory suite from ebay, originally it was an expensive suite, in the pic it looked beautiful, but when it arrived it was this vile tan colour, someone has tried to varnish it (badly) I have spent the last two days sanding it down, and it lovely underneath the yuck...

Maybe I should clarify what I'm asking, do you think defrosting would make a loud banging noise?? Thanks Lynn

I have had this appliance for 6 months now--and right from the first week it made the most horrendous loud noise, it sounds likes a house brick crashing down inside it, (not a pebble dash sound) i mean a house brick,it bangs between 1 & 4 times then you won't hear it for a few days. My husband...

Hi again, update on the cracked conservatory. The guy from Advantage came out today, they are replacing the cracked frames. I asked the chap what has caused the problem, he said "not sure" I asked could it have been the beads fitting too tight, he said "could be" so we are none the wiser, but...

Hmm this also has K glass fitted and I'm getting the same PVC vertical blinds we have throughout the house ( they are great for keeping the heat out in the summer and do give some added protection in the winter months), the conservatory is only 3mx3m so we might be OK with the 450x 2000 rad, I...

Hmmm OK we will fit a gate valve then, because i just went out and bought a six foot rad, i hope it heats the conservatory up enough, our TV engineer was taking some interest in the work we were doing on the conservatory, and his brother who works for British gas told him " you will not heat up...

OOPS !! Ha Ha Ha, Thank you for your reply. silly thought here--- technically, a conservatory would help prevent heat loss from the patio doors in the house to begin with then, so aren't we cutting down on heat loss in the first place by having a conservatory fitted ?. rofl Thanks again. Lynn

Hi guys, we have just been told you can't have a rad in a conservatory,(connected to the house CH) is this true? if so why ? can we put an oiled filled rad instead ???? Thanks in advance Lynn

Thank you for your replies, I'm just a bit concerned that they might try to transfer the blame onto us, if it is a installation fault, the so be it, but i wanted to be armed with some facts first, because if their is a chance it's down to manufacturing, then i would like them to correct the...

so if they were too tight-- could they crack the plastic welds ? Thanks

Hi there, the all the dg units are sat on the spacers that came with the conservatory, a friend has suggested that the plastic beads were maybe a touch too big, they were all mitred and in the units when it arrived, we took them out and put them back in the same place, surely they wouldn't...

Thanks breezer, we called them today, someone is coming out to look at the conservatory, i just don't want them to try and blame us and wriggle out of of the situation, i hoped someone here might have come across this problem or have an idea as to what the cause could be. Thanks

Someone please help, we have just purchased a new conservatory, and erected it ourselves, all was going well until the double glazed units were fitted, first one of the French doors developed a crack it started in the welded mitre joint, it spread across the door frame out to wards the hinge...