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    Painters & Decorators - 15 answers

    Is there a paint type primer or something I can paint older plaster to help hide minor imperfections (I’ll fill/sand and smooth as much as I can first) before painting a dark paint colour? I don’t want to use lining paper. Cheers 👍🏻

    Asked by Ruth on 15th Feb 2021
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    New electric shower or replace with mixer shower?
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    I've recently bought my first house & the electric shower has started to smell like burning. I've turned it off & won't be using it. I've never had an electric shower before, would it be a costly job to replace the electric shower with a mixer shower? If it matters the shower is at the opposite end to the bath taps. If I was to replace the electric shower, it's a Triton 3+ 9.5 watt. The new ones I've seen in my budget are 4.5 watt, would this have a, lot less pressure than my current one? I'm on a budget & have no idea about these things so which option would be cheaper to install & also cheaper to run long term? Thank you

    Asked by Sarah on 11th Jan 2021
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    Is to safe to use rust corroded radiator for now
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    My radiator is rusting from the inside and leaking a small bit, l use oil heating is it safe to keep using for now?

    Asked by Olive on 18th Mar 2024
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    Blocking up rear external door
    Builders - 10 answers

    Advice please how to block up a rear back garden door. Is it ok to brick up the outside and inside do a timber frame with plasterboard ? Will add insulation. Does this comply with Building Regulations ? Thanks

    Asked by Nicola on 3rd Jan 2024
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    Bricklayer vs builder
    Bricklayers - 12 answers

    Is a bricklayer and a builder the same thing? What's the difference?

    Asked by Heather on 26th Jul 2021
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    Fitting and Cutting Bathroom Panels
    Bathroom Specialists - 6 answers

    I need bathroom panels cutting and fitting, how much is this likely to cost?

    Asked by Gladys on 13th Feb 2020
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    How do I remove cement from a pavement?
    Driveway Specialists - 10 answers

    Due to some recent building work at my home, some cement that was being mixed on my pavement has now left the pavement by my property discoloured. So far I cannot remove it. Nothing I have tried has had any effect so far! Is there any way to remove this effectively?

    Asked by kashif on 26th Feb 2019
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    Should I use Fungicidal wash for the external house walls?
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hello, My house has had intermittent problems with mould in the past years and recently we have been planning to repaint the outside of the house. A friend has suggested using a fungicidal wash before repainting the house to get rid of any remaining mould there may be. I know this can be quite strong stuff, so I am hesitant to use it if it’s not required. Has anyone had any experience of using a fungicidal wash on the external walls of houses? Additionally, any specific brands or other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

    Asked by MRS DAKIRI on 14th Nov 2019
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    UPVC door lock - inside handle up, outside still opens it!
    Locksmiths - 9 answers

    Pushing the door handle upwards, would normally stop the door opening from outside from what I understand. This does not seem to be the case. Is the a lock issue or something else?

    Asked by Thufael on 22nd Jun 2021
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    Bathroom spot lights
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Hi I wondered how much it would be for 4 new spot lights in my bathroom? I have a single light at the minute

    Asked by Aimee on 19th Jul 2019
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