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    My youngest son is neurodivergent and is very sensitive to loud noises. Do you know of any good products that he could use to silence the noise, perhaps good noise-cancelling headphones? Any recommendations would be appreciated.

    Asked by angie on 30th Nov 2021
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    Decorative edge between paving and raised beds
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    I am having some paving laid for a pergola. The paving on one side has a raised flower bed - the back is a garage wall and other side is grass. The builder suggests leaving a gap between the paving and the raised bed and walk around 6 inches and to fill with decorative stone - is this better than butting up against everything like the rest of the paving around the house?

    Asked by Sandra on 22nd Apr 2025
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    Painting garage
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    What paint is best for painting the inside of a garage? Would anything need doing with the walls before painting them? It’s just a normal concrete block garage.

    Asked by Ryan on 23rd Oct 2020
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    Do I need to use moisture resistant plasterboard on ceiling when wet plastering on top?
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    As per title: Do I need to use moisture resistant plasterboard on ceiling when wet plastering on top in bathroom? Vaulted ceiling has Insulation backed plasterboard that is not moisture resistant. It's all going to be skimmed in the near future. If it's going to be skimmed over, do I need to get someone to overboard it in green plasterboard before it's skimmed or not? Thanks guys!

    Asked by Lance on 12th Apr 2021
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    Slipped slates..
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    Few slates skipped on roof with foam underneath..,how should I go shout sorting this out. Shall I reattach the slates ad they flip?

    Asked by Michael on 19th May 2023
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    Water logged lawn / poor drainage
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    While it is relatively dry I want to sort out my garden drainage. I have a raised lawn, south facing but it never seems to dry out. People have mentioned french drains and sand but not sure of the best course of action. Any help would be great. Thank you

    Asked by Nan on 31st Mar 2020
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    Clean paint of Stone Window Sills
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    What would be the best way to clean paint off window sills and take this back to the original stone ?

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    Remove Internal Wall and Fit Kitchen
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    I am looking to having the wall (2.80m) between existing kitchen/dining room removed (requires a steel & a C/H radiator move) and a 6.72m2 'U' shaped, 15 units (incl 3 tower) kitchen (customer supplied) fitted. Should I contact Builders or Kitchen fitters or would I need to separate the two jobs?

    Asked by Graham on 18th Jan 2021
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    Internal oak veneer door size
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    Can you hang a 40mm thick door into a 35mm rebate is it OK for it to pertrude over the door lining? Thanks Craig

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    How can I safely break tiles?
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    Hello. I have a quite unique art project in mind but I want to be safe in doing so. I’d like to break tiles into tiny little pieces and then glue them to a bare globe to make the shape of the world’s continents… how can I do this safely, from breaking the tiles into bits and shards to applying them to the globe. I’d encase the globe after or keep it in a high place so no one tries to spin it and cut themselves. Maybe it’s just a year and a half of this pandemic, has driven me to boredom haha, I am retired so I’m trying to find new hobbies. Anyway, I won't use up any more of your time. Kind Regards.

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