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bkjan
Cultivating a Following
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I'm wanting to buy a solar generator but really don't understand the jargon associated with them. - I'm can spend a maximum of up to $4,000. It needs ...

raficiskander
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I have a big garage, 6.6x6, in a TownHouse, which will be impossible to install a normal AC in, and I don't have windows to get a portable AC to ...

bennybennybenny
Having an Impact
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Hi everyone, I am currently in the process of building a fire pit area in my backyard. I have removed the weeds and dirt, levelled the area and inst ...

Jimi
Making a Splash
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A very simply fix but proved to be effective. This had been on my mind for a very long time and I looked into chemical treatment and even replacing th ...

Denia
Just Starting Out
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Hi I would like assistance in how to insulate an existing patio. It’s made metal and in summer get extremely Hot. Any advice, please  

Lightning
Just Starting Out
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I would like to make my own outdoor shadecloth blinds. My windows are non standard so readymades won't work. Coolaroo website has some instructions bu ...

Marita
Finding My Feet
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Can Bunnings supply a large evaporative air cooler (that is fitted into the side of the house- I can arrange that part of the fitting) and capable of ...

a7m_ali
Just Starting Out
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I moved in to house recently and I've got this diffuser in shut position and I don't have any clue of how to open it. Please help  

crystalM
Finding My Feet
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 hi. I moved into my grandmothers house back in January and my brother in law dropped the ceiling because it was on its way of doing so itself, we fo ...

Dogdish28
Finding My Feet
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OK so I have created an outdoor bath area behind the shed and would like to hear best option for heating the water (from the water tank which is freez ...

linds_saun
Finding My Feet
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  Good morning, Im hoping to restore this back to a fire pit. It seems that it has been used as a flower bed by the previous owners. If I use fire ...

kateaw
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I am in a brick unit from 1960's and am wanting to put in a double curtain (one sheer for privacy and one block out for warmth). We have a pel ...

Codey
Building a Reputation
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This is a firepit I made from scratch on a sloping block.MaterialsRender Cobble stones Sealer Concrete Mortar Reinforcing mesh/rod Paint Sand Black p ...

motherdough
Finding My Feet
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Hello, We have done some minor DIY eg installed new kitchen and laundry (mostly flat packs), built some draws ourselves for custom fit etc.. But this ...

Mj411
Getting Established
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Hello, I am SO stuck on ideas for what to do with this brick work. The previous owner started to cover them in what I think is cement. The two grey b ...

bluesue
Cultivating a Following
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Help needed, how do I attach the Ametalin 1350mm x 6.67m Thermal Liner to my tin roof or back or garage roller door? Thanks

spurush
Just Starting Out
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I would like to replace my existing lights in 2 bedrooms with a Fan with LED light and another room which has a AC fan. My Electrician advised me to b ...

TrentF
Just Starting Out
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Hello DIYers, I am looking to reinsulate the roof (and possibly the walls) of my 14x12m shed. There is currently old insulation already on some part ...

prestidge
Finding My Feet
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Hello I am after a awing that has the possibleity of being retracable , at present I have a shade cloth extendition attached to t ...

helenmay
Finding My Feet
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Thanks in advance for any help with this. I have read a lot of the very helpful existing conversations about insulating deck/patio roofs and think I h ...

AverageAtBest
Getting Established
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      Hi all, first time here. Seems like a wealth of knowledge and I’m a recent first homeowner and average DIY enthusiast. i want to completely ...

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