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usrreddy972
Getting Established
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Hi, The front door feels quite tight at the bottom. Is this something fixable or do I need to hire a carpenter.

Else
Growing in Experience
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Maybe this is a dumb question but here goes: Can an old wall light switch that's no longer being used be swapped to a power point (not by me, by an ...

TJP
Finding My Feet
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Hi folks, Not sure if this is the right forum for this post, apologies if not, but as the title states I'm looking for a reasonable priced but effic ...

LC26
Just Starting Out
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I'm in the middle of redoing our bedroom on a 1906 Queenslander and the walls have tested negative for lead. I am only removing chaulking and lightly ...

elle26
Just Starting Out
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      I bought the Ryobi 9V hammer drill and masonry drill bit set. I’m trying to drill an 8mm hole, to 50mm depth.   I’ve been at it for well ...

daniknight4
Becoming a Leader
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How to make your own trendy and really popular furniture pulls using super affordable materials that in my experience makes your upcycles extremely de ...

sheila
Just Starting Out
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     hi, how can I make the door knobs stay fixed on the door as unable to tighten it. Cheers sheila

mark86
Just Starting Out
3 replies

 I can’t remove to two round screw covers of the front entrance door set, any suggestions

ksweatman
Just Starting Out
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I made the rookie mistake of applying my masking paint too thinly and am finding it very challenging to peel or pick it off the glass. I'd be very gr ...

daniknight4
Becoming a Leader

When making over my cheap laminate covered chipboard bedsides, I had no expectations whatsoever. After considering throwing them out, I thought I woul ...

harrisja
Just Starting Out
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 I’ve just moved into a house with top hanging PVC windows that seem to have come slightly mis-aligned. On most of the windows the bottom of the windo ...

Else
Growing in Experience
8 replies

How can I work out the maximum load for a power point so I know which appliances can be used at the same time, without problem?

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