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  • When can you walk on new turf?

    When is safe to let the kids use the new grass?

    Asked by Lou on 29th Aug 2025
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    Paint foaming problem

    Why does paint foaming occur? Is there any way I can manage this problem? What should I do? Thanks for your time and I look forward to your response.  

    Asked by Sharon on 2nd Mar 2021
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    What is the best adhesive for new floor tiles?

    Hi All, I have a ply lined bathroom floor and would like to know which adhesive would be best for porcelain floor tiles (600mm x 600mm). Does anyone have any suggestions? Currently, I have some leftover unibond ave a 20kg bag of unibond rapid set ceramic floor tile adhesive cement based left over from another.

    Asked by Simon on 7th Mar 2019
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    Detector Installation

    Good Afternoon I am a Landlord in Scotland. My smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detectors are all installed as per regulatory requirements with the recent addition of a hard-wired carbon monoxide detector. Whilst I understand the carbon monoxide detector is not required to be interlinked to the smoke / heat detectors, where it is possible to do so, would the recommendation be for these to be interlinked? The manufacturer, Aico, has confirmed they can indeed be interlinked however the Electrician who installed them has a different view. I would appreciate any advice you may be able to offer as I'd rather make the correct choice. Kind Regards Brad

    Asked by Brad on 8th Jan 2026
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    Ripped lining paper surface

    Hi, I have some rips in the lining paper in a house I've just moved into. It looks like these are from command strips stuck to the walls, so it's just ripped the surface of the lining paper off. I want to paint over these but because of the fluffy texture I'm not sure if the paint will stick. How would I fix the ripped patches? Any help/advice would be appreciated, thanks.

    Asked by Oliver on 11th Mar 2025
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    Shower Sliding Door come off track, can it be repaired,?

    Shower Sliding door has come off the track. 120cm width double walk in shower aluminium frame. The wheels/rollers worn out and only metal left. I understand the rollers can be replaced but this is my questions..... The top track looks fine, bottom track corrosion showing (wrong cleaning chemicals) but its sturdy and not crumbling. Is it still possible to replace the rollers and hang the door ? Approx cost? Appreciate any advice Thank you

    Asked by Nicola on 26th Jan 2026
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    Whats the best stuff to get dried cement off slate tiles?

    I'm looking for the strongest stuff....stuff like wd-40 or vinengar isnt going to hack it. Do I need to go to a specialist to get pro strength hydro acid?

    Asked by Steve on 6th Aug 2024
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    Stone pebble borders

    Does a stone pebble garden border cause damp issues between it and wall of property ? Do these borders cause more weeds to grow through them ? How easy is it to remove these and relay with either concrete or paving slabs instead ?

    Asked by Gillian on 14th Jul 2021
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    Is it possible to have an indoor lawn?

    Hi. Is it possible to have an indoor lawn created? Long story short, me and my husband decided to have a wall removed years ago so that we could extend our kitchen; fast forward to today and it’s like we don’t really need that much space. So, we’d like to re-build the wall and maybe even have an indoor lawn/indoor garden built with some big glass doors to let plenty of light in. Is this even possible, safe, legal? Thanks for your time. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated!

    Asked by Jenny on 6th Jan 2022
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    Floor staining problem

    Hi! I have workmen who have sanded our wooden floor. The stain they put down is too light. They said they have to resand and basically start whole job again at my expense. Can’t they just apply a darker wood stain over the top without resanding?

    Asked by Dawn on 3rd Apr 2025
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