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    • Should I use grout sealant on a tiled shower?
    Bathroom Specialists - 3 answers

    I have has my bathroom’s shower fully-tiled recently. Does this need any grout sealant applied to it? If so: Is there any specific type I should use? Will it affect the look of the tiles?

    Asked by LAURA on 26th Feb 2019
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    Joins on lining paper over thermal lining
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hi, I’m confused because when I hang lining paper I can achieve a good finish, I very rarely see any joint and I can’t figure out why if I hang lining paper on graphite thermal wall lining which has a kind of paper on it, I have joint problems! When I paper over it I seal the paper on wall lining, then hang lining paper and it looks the same as it would on just plaster. It’s when I emulsion that I can’t understand because it shows every joint not as a gap but it’s as if the paint builds up on joints. I was thinking paint may be lifting joins but then none appear lifted when looking closely. Also, why would they lift if stuck with the same ready-mixed adhesive used for plastered walls and recommended for the thermal lining? Like I say there is no appearance of joint not stuck, just looks like a build-up of paint on the joint?

    Asked by Peter on 17th Aug 2021
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    Is power flushing a standard job?
    Heating Engineers - 11 answers

    Do most heating engineers perform a power flush per standard when installing new boilers, etc.?

    Asked by Robert on 23rd Dec 2020
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    Plaster on wood
    Joiners - 10 answers

    I have a rocking horse that I have stripped of old Scrim and plaster. If I replace the scrim, what type of plaster do I need to re-coat it.

    Asked by Janet on 10th Jul 2025
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    Who do you call to fix a washing machine?
    Handymen - 10 answers

    Ours has just stopped mid-cycle and won’t drain. Do I need an appliance repair person or can any plumber sort this?

    Asked by Jenny on 17th Aug 2025
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    Removing a radiator, the cables and then plastering over the holes
    Electricians - 10 answers

    There’s a electric radiator in our downstairs toilet that we’ve never used and we want to remove. Can we remove this ourselves, put the wires behind the wall and just plaster over the holes In the wall?

    Asked by Emily on 1st Nov 2021
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    How much to clear a garden
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    Could you let me know what I should expect to pay to have someone remove the grass and weed (plus take away) my twenty six by thirty six foot garden? I have already removed half the grass and two thirds of the weeds but its slow going and need it done as soon as possible.

    Asked by Shane on 28th Jun 2023
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    Outside tap fitting
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    I’m looking to fit an outside tap to the rear of my mid terrace property. The water main comes in from the front. I could spur it off the mains in the downstairs loo and run it under the floor of the hallway and lounge but obviously this means pulling up the carpets and floorboards. I also think it might need the sink and vanity unit removing to gain access under the floor in the cloakroom Would it be inadvisable to spur off the mains feed in the loft, put an isolator in the loft and run the pipe work down the outside of the house?

    Asked by Mark on 20th Apr 2021
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    Pros and cons of air bricks
    Bricklayers - 8 answers

    What are air bricks? What are their pros and cons?

    Asked by Abdul on 7th Jul 2022
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    What is efflorescence?
    Tilers - 7 answers

    What is efflorescence and how can it be avoided exactly? Under what circumstances is it most likely to occur?

    Asked by Christian on 6th Jan 2022
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