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    The cord on our bathroom light pull has snapped. How do I safely fix this without an electrician please?

    Asked by June on 20th Jan 2023
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    Reducing size of window & poly roof panels on P-shaped conservatory
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    Hi, I was wondering if it's doable, and how much it would cost to reduce the size of a second-hand P-shaped conservatory on one side by only 1 foot (by possibly taking out one window panel width and uPVC/poly-carb roof panels to match and adjusting it accordingly to match up with the p side. It's a complicated shape as it is a slightly L-shaped as it wraps around the side of my driveway. But it only needs reducing by a foot on that side to fit, and it was suggested as a possible solution?. But I would value your professional opinion as to whether or not it would be worth the hassle and/or expense? Also the cost of a steel base rather than concrete. It's a large area, 11' x 10 & 14 x 10. It's the 14 x 10 that wraps around down the side, but from the house wall it measures 8' 7", that would need reducing to 7' 5" as the width of my driveway is max 7' 10" but I have 5" soakaway on that side. Plus it would be connecting my neighbours boundary wall! Thank you in advance Y

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    Our front door opens
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    Our front door opens from the outside all of a sudden. Never happened before, what could be the issue?Obviously if you lock it with the key it won't open. How easy is it to fix this?

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    Bathroom lights
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    The surround of my bathroom lights are all rusty....tried many times to get it off but nothing worked... would like them all changed to another type that won't rust...

    Asked by Thomasina on 12th Jul 2023
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    Wet and dry toilet
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    I want to replace my old Bath with a new one
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    Replace ceiling vs Skim Over
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    Hi - looking for some advice/thoughts. We're in the process of moving into a new home. In two of the rooms is a textured/dappled finish on the ceiling. Is it better to take off this finish completely and then put up new plasterboard and skim over? Or, is it possible to just skim over the current textured finish? Depending on what you think is the best approach how much do you think it would cost for this to be done in two rooms? Room 1 = 3.96m x 3.51m Room 2 = 2.51m x 1.85m Is this a big job? Does it take long to complete? Thanks in advance.

    Asked by James on 4th Nov 2024
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    Bathroom Sealant
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    Looking to remove the old silicone and reseal for a fresher look. What do you advise as the best bathroom sealant for around the shower tray, window and vanity/ sink unit. Looking into CT1, BT1 and Dowsil 785, struggling to separate them. Any comment or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks

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    How can I remove pond algae?
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    Hey. I’ve a garden pond but there’s a few issues. It has stringy algae in it and the water is almost soupy? Despite cleaning the pond regularly, the issues remain. Do you know what might be causing this and how I could fix it? Is it easy/safe to fix DIY or should I hire a professional?

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