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It feel more like a push fit, maybe a crimped connection, but hard to tell.

It feel more like a push fit, maybe a crimped connection, but hard to tell.

The hose has come away from my Hansgrohe Crometta wand. Just pulled out from the wand with no real pressure. Any ideas how to fix?

We are replacing and relocating the radiator in this room to something smaller 60cm. The current location difficult as we can't use this part of the wall. We were considering moving the radiator towards the door, see picture option 1. Or considering moving to the chimney breast, see picture...

Is it normal for the mould to go a brown colour?

Friends house. Noticed damp in 3 places. What could it be and how can this be treated? Photo 1 why is it a brown colour? Photo 1&2 - connecting wall between flat properties, ground floor. Photo 3 - washing machine behind wall Flat has been empty for a month or so, so it is a mystery.

Period house circa 1910. The neighbours have a bedroom on the other side of the wall.

Family member gave us this Dyson V11 Animal. The battery charging level is stuck on 75%. The blue lights on the battery are blinking. The hoover does not operate when the button is pressed. Is it a dodo?!

No, but I will.

Hello, I just notice some staining around this plug socket. - No signs of water damage above or below - Socket is on chimney breast. Fireplace to the left, build in wardrobe to the right. - Chimney is shared with neighbour - Bedroom is on middle floor - No plumbing in this area Any ideas how...

Don't encourage him!!

Would it just be the front that is a veneer? If we sanded it, would it go a lighter colour and could we then oil or wax it?

Bruh....

Me too, but not sure we have space for it.

We inherited this console table with our house. It has been well used, a few minor scratches and bits of paint. How do I bring it back to its best?

Looking good now!

About to lay my 1st laminate herringbone floor. Any tips?

Will post a picture when the hood is done.

What paint should I use to paint the mortar in the base? Can I get away with a wood primer then emulsion paint? Don't really want to buy more paint.

I think it is some sort of substance. I feel like I could get it off the flat surfaces, but not off the detail. Not sure how aggressive to be with the rotary brush on the fireplace. I know it is metal, but will it still abrade? That is shown with a thin layer of grate polish already applied...