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Sometimes you can get it off with a damp cloth, but we have tiles so quite a shiny surface.
What "man jobs" have you done today?
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"luxury" vinyl tiles (.... Plastic). So yeah think I'll do same.
If they have a grain in you might need more of a scrubbing sponge to get it out of the grain
This job should be delegated to women (or men with long hair) given its generally them that cause the issue
It was grim. I've recently placed a cover over the plug to catch long hairs, but I'm still the one that has to clear it out every day!This job should be delegated to women (or men with long hair) given its generally them that cause the issue
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Maybe you need to trim your pubes
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Maybe that was the cause.
That, actually, makes a lot of sense.
Pre-drive all the screws into the small end of the legs firstThat, actually, makes a lot of sense.
Bit of a random one this but out loft has been boarded out and i'm not sure if there is insulation under the boards. If there is its probably about 15 years old.
Would the best practice be to take your existing loft flooring up, add more insulation then re-board over on loft legs? Or could you lay insulation over existing board with loft legs and put new boards over the top of that? (I know that may be a bit silly buying extra flooring to lay ontop of existing flooring).
Would the best practice be to take your existing loft flooring up, add more insulation then re-board over on loft legs? Or could you lay insulation over existing board with loft legs and put new boards over the top of that? (I know that may be a bit silly buying extra flooring to lay ontop of existing flooring).
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Why when you can just get progressively more tired and angry and low on screws? Then leave half the loft unboarded with a box of unopened loft legs and 3 18mm 2.4x1.2 loft boards up there for 9 months?Pre-drive all the screws into the small end of the legs first
Edit: my plumber is doing a boiler service next week so I may actually have to finish the job. Need to drop a fly bomb first tho.
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Finally.....after 18 months this wardrobe is almost completed. In this time I did have twins then my wife died....you know, just standard stuff...
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I did get a structural engineer to look at removing some of the uprights, but it involved too much work and was outside the scope. Maybe when the roof gets re-done in a few decades some of them can come out.
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I did get a structural engineer to look at removing some of the uprights, but it involved too much work and was outside the scope. Maybe when the roof gets re-done in a few decades some of them can come out.
Finally.....after 18 months this wardrobe is almost completed. In this time I did have twins then my wife died....you know, just standard stuff...
Before
During
After
I did get a structural engineer to look at removing some of the uprights, but it involved too much work and was outside the scope. Maybe when the roof gets re-done in a few decades some of them can come out.
Sounds like you've had an emotional 18 months !
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Finally.....after 18 months this wardrobe is almost completed. In this time I did have twins then my wife died....you know, just standard stuff...
Before
During
After
I did get a structural engineer to look at removing some of the uprights, but it involved too much work and was outside the scope. Maybe when the roof gets re-done in a few decades some of them can come out.
****, sorry to hear that. Hope you're on the up.