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shivvy

High electricity bill?

Is there a way to find out what the electricity bill should approximately be for your home? We moved house a few years ago and I think that our electricity bill might be higher than it should. Is...

minesapint

I live in a detached house built from conventional orange coloured bricks. The roof of the property is tiled. On the side walls of the house, there is a layer of a grey coloured material between the...

icecoolsi

Fertlizer?

Which is best for Roses.

Laura683

Glow worm Flexicom F73

I have recently moved into a new property and our boiler, which is under 3 years old, is flashing F73. With not hot water and heating, we called out an emergency plumber who was unable to find a...

crisgal

�1000 utility bill

i kid you not - ?400+ electric and ?500+ gas bills. how can they get away with charging so much?

Oleanda

Trade paint

Is trade paint any different from that aimed at us ameteurs? I bought a can of Dulux trade white gloss from a well known diy store because it was cheaper than the usual one, and having used it this...

bluebird34

Ground cover

I have a mixed border with mainly shrubs, and it is being taken over by violets. These tiny flowers are very pretty, but my question is - is it wise to let these flowers competely cover the ground and...

crapmemory

trees

I have just cut down 2 trees in my garden but now I need to get rid of them. I have cut them into (fairly) manageable pieces but they are taking up so much room! I have put as much as I can into my...

icecoolsi

Shade?

Which plants do well in shade and part shade.

thunderhut

bees in the lawn

Can anybody help I have got a lawn full of black and white bee type things borrowing in my lawn they make a hole like a worm cask and I have tried fly spray and the like to get rid of them. Has...

beddoej

Juniper tree

I have a juniper tree that has grown another trunk and I want to be able to seperate this from the main trunk and replant it. Can I do this and what do need to do to the cut surfaces on the main...

mintymow

Composting

Someone told me recently that I shouldn't be putting potato peelings on my compost. Anyone know anything about that?

knowlittle

cleaning terracotta

how do I clean green moss from terracotta pots without harming plants

BRORA

conservtory furniture

some years ago i purchased cane chairs from house of holland has anyone heard what has happened to this company

malana-3

Garden shrubs

I have to plant up a shrubbery in front of a 2 metre high, North facing wall. Any ideas please as to what shrubs would thrive in that location. Many thanks

louise jones

Removing Ink

Any suggestions on how to remove a large patch of ballpoint pen ink from a school skirt? My daughter's pen leaked and am not sure how to get it out, havent tried washing it yet because I need to know...

thickoeric

Fire screen

Does anyone know where I can buy a wooden fire screen surround (roughly 19" x 14") to put my tapestry in? Readicut used to make one but have discontinued it now.

HAWKE

can I tile over old tile cement

Having removed the wall tiles , there is a lot of tile cement on the walls , will I be able to tile over this as it seems it would be hard to remove.

amonty1144

Ponds and concrete

My hubby has just built a pond, it has a butyl liner and then the top is edging stones that are concreted, cemented in. I know you can paint some pond paint on to stop it leaching and in another book...

jack99

73 years left on lease

I am in the process of buying a flat with 73 years remaining on the lease (99 originally). I have never bought a leashold property before and was wondering ears if 73 years is a long enough period to...