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machine will not use conditioner, just leaves it in the drawer. Any ideas would be appreciated, many thanks in advance :?

It is £60 and three points, and your company will get the fine notice which they will pass on to you. They should have it within three days of the event.

thanks for that. took breezers advice and bought a new fridge,freestanding. £100 cheaper than integrated. why is that?

integrated fridge packed up but light still works. milk and packup going off. help

forget taking off the old tiles if you want a quick job. it's sometimes better and quicker to tile over the old ones making sure the joints aren't in the same place.

B&Q stock a silicon cleaner.

prise the cover off and unscrew it.

No hassle with a non-slip router mat underneath your workpiece. Trend are the best for routing. Go to www.trendmachinery.co.uk you'll be there hours. They've got everything you'll ever need for routing, as well as budget routers.

sounds a bit like a salt problem. suggest using the new three in one tablets. Forget the softener and the salt.

Cut the dead grass away, fork over, tread down level and reseed. Follow your dog with a watering can in future and pour over the infected area to dilute.

A product called nitromors. It's a water based paint stripper. Paint it on, leave for 10-15 mins and wipe off with a wet sponge.

If you can find a friendly double glazing company, they can take the sealed unit out and reseal it for you. It's not a long job and shouldn't cost a lot.

The only solution I can think of is to buy new towels. If it happens again, get the towels into a bucket of cold water straight away for a couple of hours and then wash as normal.

You can tile over tiles. Any ceramic tile will do but use a staywhite grout.

As long as you don't enlarge the garages footprint or height you will not need planning permission.

There is a product called one coat plaster. It will fill to a depth of two inches. Be sure to spray or wet the exposed brickwork immediately before applying the plaster or it will dry too quickly and will crack. Smooth over with a wet paintbrush when filled level. Ready to tile over again within...

Toothbrush and toothpaste. Does a great job and smells better.

Try Two or three coats of waterproof clear varnish.

There is a product out called nitomors. It is a water based paint stripper. Paint it on making sure to have a damp sponge to mop up any spills. The paint will bubble making it easy to scrape off. A light sanding to give the woodstain a good key and a couple of coats of varnish will make it look...

You could try polystyrene coving. It has a paper coating on it ready for painting and is a lot easier to put up because of its lightness. You can get coving adhesive which will hold it in place. Any gaps between the coving and the ceiling or wall can also be filled in with the adhesive and...