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    cold kitchen

    I dont think the roof is origional as a neighbour a few doors down has slate tiles and mine look newer. Wouldnt be suprised if a hatch has been boarded over as the man who lived here before me had dome strange ways of doing things. Ill speak to a few neighbours. By the time i get sorted it'll be...
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    cold kitchen

    Well it is a singly storey kitchen, pitched roof but I don't know what if anything is in there, or how I would find out as there is no hatch to look in there, any suggestions?
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    cold kitchen

    Thanks for your help, I think I will see if I can get the chip board floor up and then get the DPM down there, sounds like a fun job!! Adele
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    cold kitchen

    My house is a 1930's semi with the kitchen at the back of the house with three external walls, during the winter it gets really cold, probably a mixture of no insulation and suspended timber floor. I m wanting to make it warmer but without spending a fortune (I have already spent that of...
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    Kitchen cupboards smelling of damp

    Than you for the replies, I'll get sealer on the splash backs and make more or an effort to ventilate the kitchen.
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    Kitchen cupboards smelling of damp

    I have an awful smell of damp coming from my kitchen cupboards on one side of my kitchen where my cooker is. I thought that it was that the bricks were holding moisture from the outside as they had been painted by the previous owner. I have had the paint removed and the bricks repointed...
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    Efflorescence on inside wall.

    Yes solid walls, so hopefully over time it will go away. Is there any thing I should do in the meantime? Would plaster sealer do anything? Thanks Tony
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    Efflorescence on inside wall.

    I have a few areas of efflorescence on inside walls in my house and want to know the best and easiest way to get rid of it. I moved into the house a year and the previous owner did a good job of hiding the problem so unfortunately I am left trying to sort it out. I have a 1930's semi, the...
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    Colron Beeswax V Briwax

    Thanks, I think I'll go have a look for some of that as Colron isn't going on very well.
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    Colron Beeswax V Briwax

    I have just started to apply Colron Beeswax to my wooden doors (interior) and I am not getting the result I expected, I have only applied one coat so far so it maybe that I need another coat to get it how I want. But......I was wondering would I have got a better result from Briwax, or are...
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    Holes in doors!

    Thanks every one, Ill test a couple of holes and see which works best.
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    Holes in doors!

    The holes are from nails, some are very small and others are 2-3mm.
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    Holes in doors!

    I was watching Sarah Beeney a couple of weeks and they pulled back boards on the internal doors on a 1930's to reveal the original four panel doors, so while hubby was at work I thought I would take a look at mine. I pulled the boards back and found mine were also the original doors, I have...
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