yes you can. Put a trough below the pipes, carefully remove all joints. Then take it outside the house and thorough clean all peices. put it back. Hal ...
Replacing the door would be easier and cheaper option than trying to patch fix it. A hack would be to put a small rectangle sheet peice on the bottom ...
Take a plasterboard peice that is larger than the hole. Mark the sides of it over by keeping it covering the hole. Then use a plasterboard knife to cu ...
If the inlet valve is closed and it is the seal on the bottom of flush tank that needs replaced. If it stops then it is the inlet valve that doesn’t s ...
Hi @plague, I think @J-P is on the money here. I'd have another go. Remove the timber, cut off the now dry adhesive, and start again. It looks like th ...
I love this garden as it invites you to walk through the Arbor and explore !! Different levels and different hard landscaping. Awesome project @J-P ...
Replacing the door would be easier and cheaper option than trying to patch fix it. A hack would be to put a small rectangle sheet peice on the bottom ...
Take a plasterboard peice that is larger than the hole. Mark the sides of it over by keeping it covering the hole. Then use a plasterboard knife to cu ...
If the inlet valve is closed and it is the seal on the bottom of flush tank that needs replaced. If it stops then it is the inlet valve that doesn’t s ...
@flummoxed01 - one thing that popped in my head is if one zone of pipe will be enough pressure for the Popup sprinklers. Assuming pop ups needs to be ...
My previous home owners poisoned them with something (the stumps had holes bored in them). After few months I was able to use a long crow bar and pry ...