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    • Cleaning a laminate floor
    Flooring Specialists - 4 answers

    Could you give me an idea as to what is the best type of mop or even ideally the best mop products for cleaning a laminate floor. What should I purchase?

    Asked by Kelly on 29th Apr 2021
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    Freeview box update
    Aerial Specialists - 2 answers

    How do you successfully update a Freeview box? How often should it update? Will it cause many delays? And can it happen suddenly, without warning (e.g. could it happen in the middle of when I’m watching a live event or will I be able to postpone the updates in that case)?

    Asked by Elly on 28th Jun 2021
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    Do bed bug mattress covers work?
    Pest Controllers - 9 answers

    Do bed bug mattress covers work?

    Asked by June on 11th Mar 2023
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    Labour costs for new bathroom
    Bathroom Specialists - 11 answers

    Hi there, we are turning our two adjoining en-suites into a family bathroom on the 2nd floor. We are going to do all the prep work, removing the existing bathrooms, knocking the wall through and sorting the doors. Essentially leaving an empty shell. To be re-plasterboarded, bathroom fit and tiled. Will also need electrician work for the lighting. We've been quoted £7.5k for labour.. does this seem reasonable?

    Asked by Claire on 26th Sep 2023
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    Increase dormer sizd
    Loft Specialists - 9 answers

    My house already has a dormer loft conversion, however, the dormer is quite small and doesn’t go all the way to the edge of the roof. I got an architect in who said the price to increase the dormer is the same as if the conversion had never been done, and essentially we’d need to start again. Is this really the case?

    Asked by Zingara on 16th Oct 2024
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    Plumbing installation
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    How much does it cost to install plumbing for a washing machine in a kitchen

    Asked by Ratija on 30th Jan 2025
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    Streaky black stains on roof
    Roofers - 8 answers

    How do you get rid of black stains that are streaked along a roof? Is this an easy issue to solve DIY or am I best hiring a professional? Are there any products in particular that I should use? Cheers in advance.

    Asked by Michael on 5th Jan 2021
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    Removing old glued down vinyl tiles
    Flooring Specialists - 10 answers

    There are some old vinyl tiles glued down in my kitchen. Any tips on how to remove them? They seem pretty well stuck down.

    Asked by carole on 8th Feb 2023
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    Exterior insulation over rendered walls
    Specialists - 6 answers

    Do you need to remove render before installing exterior insulation boards? Or can they be fixed over the top?

    Asked by Jenny on 14th Feb 2023
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    Curved ceilings lots of condensation
    Roofers - 10 answers

    Hello, I’m wondering if you have any advice. My house had curved ceilings upstairs, which the last two winters have had bad condensation/water once it gets cold outside. Is this made worse by putting the heating on? The house is very cold particularly on the one side, which sees the worst of the condensation. From previous advice it’s something to do with a large uninsulated gap where the curve has been put into the ceilings. Do you have any advice long term and short term? Thank you, Emily

    Asked by Emily on 5th Dec 2023
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