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    • Is rat poison safe for home use?
    Pest Controllers - 5 answers

    Is rat poison safe to use inside the home?

    Asked by jonathan on 15th Dec 2022
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    Avoiding headaches when painting
    Painters & Decorators - 11 answers

    I’d like to perform a DIY paint job. However, I do sometimes get headaches when working with paint. Is there anything I can do to avoid this? Is this a sign that I should simply avoid undertaking paint jobs by myself? In this case, should I just hire a professional? If I wear a mask, could it prevent the headaches from occurring or is it better to avoid it anyway? It’d be great to get some guidance on this area as I’d really like to get some paintwork done soon around the house.

    Asked by Bill on 12th Nov 2021
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    Plastering not adequate
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    Hi I'm renovating my house and can see a few cracks on my walls, also is it normal to see the metal trims on the window? I feel like the plastering has been done very thinly

    Asked by Lubina on 19th Feb 2025
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    Flaky paint/crumbly render
    Plasterers - 9 answers

    Having to continually repaint the black plinth around the bottom of the exterior north facing wall on my 1930s house with the render being very crumbly, paint always lifting/flaking off - even if I apply stabilising solution before Sandtex masonry paint. Above the plinth is fine. Could this be a symptom of an underlying issue? DPC in place and no other issues....

    Asked by Trevor on 16th Mar 2021
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    How straightforward is it to remove a chimney breast if chimney stack already removed
    Builders - 4 answers

    Am trying to ascertain how difficult and rough idea of cost to remove a chimney breast. The chimney stack, which was on a flat roof, has already been removed and new roof laid. The room in question is directly below this flat roof. There are two flats below, one on first floor and the other on the ground floor - we are on the top.

    Asked by Esther on 16th Aug 2019
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    How can I tell how old my boiler is?
    Heating Engineers - 8 answers

    After moving into a new property, is there any way I can tell how old my boiler is? If I have any concerns, can I also access its servicing history; is this possible?

    Asked by Greg on 20th Jan 2022
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    Cost of new garden wall
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    How much is cost of a wall? New driveway needs front garden wall. Double skin 1m high x 4m length Shorter wall 1m long with one pillar and capstones.

    Asked by Linda on 30th Jul 2020
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    price to install patio doors
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    Guideline to how much it would cost to fit patio doors to external wall. There will need a window removing as well as some bricks and patio doors fitted

    Asked by Brad on 30th Jan 2025
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    Moving Wired Thermostat
    Heating Engineers - 6 answers

    Currently my Wired thermostat is located stupidly out my my lobby which has a door I keep closed for various reasons. I would like my thermostat to be moved somewhere move central in my home but mu Landlords engineer said wired thermostats cant be moved. Surely there must be a way to do this or can i change to wireless?

    Asked by Tom on 10th Oct 2019
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    Can I move the water cylinder to the attic?
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    I own a top floor apartment with an attic. All electric with a large cold-over-hot water cylinder and pump in the hotpress. I need to move the water cylinder and pump, in order to convert the hotpress into a soundproof booth. We'd like a new cylinder too, since the one we have only provides enough hot water for 1/3 of a bathful. It is probably very unwise to mount a cylinder on the joists, as they are not thick enough. There are blockwork walls at both ends of the attic. Could a horizontal cylinder be mounted on a blockwork wall safely, if the right fixings and brackets are drilled far enough in?

    Asked by Ci on 3rd Aug 2021
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