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That's way out my league. It's just a standard white ceramic top.

Lid ? I don't know what you mean. We just use the 2 dials that work for now. It's a mystery why they should go stiff after a couple of days of it happening.

We inherited it when we moved in 16 years ago so it is old. It's an Ariston (goes on and on)

Youre joking ! Thats terrible news considering she insist she didnt put any fluid on them. If that is the case wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a new hob and have that fitted? Having siad that I can't smell any gas.

The dials are so stiff now i have to use plyers to move them. When you push down on them for ignition they dont spring back up. I dont know what she has done but its beggered the whole thing. I can understand it affecting the elctric igniter but make the dials hard to turn ?

Anyone please?

I don't know but now the dials are very stiff, don't press down for ignition and hardly to turn. How on earth this happened don't know.

Anyone?

My wife has cleaned all the top of the gas hob. Just after cleaning, behind the buttons also, she pressed the gas ignition button and heard a banging sound. Now the ticking no longer works and there is no ignition spark on any of the 4 hobs. It's an Ariston hob. Any idea how to get this going...

Well a dehumidifier should help remove that. The cooker does have an extractor hood but only for smells. There is no outlet to outside as it adjoins the neighbor's wall, not the outside one.

Thanks. Will do that. No fan.

I have a corner of the kitchen that seems to always acquire black mold over winter. I am going to deal with it by putting a small dehumidifier there in future but my other problem is after painting the walls rust seems to come through after only a very short time. Is there anything I can do to...

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I have a few old kettles, VCR, PC case and other misc metals. Is it worth me taking them to our local scrap metal merchant or won't it be worth the bother ?

Well the dehumidifier has been on 24 hours and it has made it a bit easier to lock. Still running this evening and at gone midnight it is back to swollen again. Unbelievable :cry:

Here we go again. Our wooden back door that has again had weathershield paint coated on the outside this summer has swollen in this awful wet weather making it impossible to lock. The inside isn't painted but it has had danish oil rubbed onto the surface once or twice over the years. I have...

I think I remember I gave it a brushing with danish oil. Perhaps not enough.

I guess this would be a good compromise for now until I can afford it to be done properly ? At least it will take away the edge. If folk notice the scratches it might bring it to mind for them to do it too if they are that way inclined...