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Thinking of getting a Samsung hub/wireless speaker(s). How simple (or not) are they to set up? Do they use your existing wifi router, for example? I'm reasonably competent with computers, just old and...
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Got a radiator behind a desk. To turn it on or off, I have to scrabble on the floor to reach the tap. Is there an extension tool, maybe a bit like those metal poles for turning mains water taps in...
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I got a smashing Bosch GSB10 as a birthday present, but it doesn't fit my antiquated (bench-mounted) horizontal drill stand. Anything on the market which would do the job? Don't need anything fancy,...
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I'm putting a higher handle onto some steps, to make them easier to climb (old bones). I've got to cut one 22mm piece of steel tube and rejoin it. What sort of clamp would suit this job best? Hasn't...
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On Bargain Hunt, how much would Tim Wonnacut get per programme? A...
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Using Facetime on my iPad, one annoying feature is that neither you nor your caller can look each other in the eye - you have to look over their heads! Is there any way round this, like attaching a...
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I keep getting bothered by Google telling me I've got 'two' accounts. I haven't. I've got an email address which for historical reasons was once used on a Google thing (Picasa), and which I don't use...
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Hello. 14 years ago we bought a 15 litre tub of Seasonite, on the basis that it was SO expensive that was the best way to buy it... Anyway, the 10 unused litres have been sitting in their tub, in my...
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I'm 14, in high school and my favorite band is playing in my home town for their homecoming show in Ireland and It's my DREAM to see them live there, and the plane ticket round trip costs $1233.40. I...
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I bought something in April, paid for by Credit Card, for £2500+. Wasn't satisfied, complained to shop, the item has been back and forward since while they try and rectify the problem. Question I'm...
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Had new front door installed, with plain glass double-glazing. It seems that the glass is GRUBBY on the insides - any way of cleaning it, or does it need replacing? Paid £990 for the door. Ta....
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Got a nice old small paper filing cabinet (metal). Years of sticky labels on the front, don't know what was used, but they refuse to budge! Any ideas for getting rid of the labels? How about soaking...
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D&G insure our combi boiler, and the price goes up by leaps and bounds each year. This time it's £267 for the year's 'platinum' cover. I know on the one hand there is a degree of peace of mind if it...
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Can Teflon (as a 3mm-thick sheet) be GLUED to anything, for instance metal? Or does it have to be screwed on? Ta. A...
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George: Well, I thought one or two cheeky gags, one followed by 'She was only the ironmonger's daughter but she knew a surprising amount about fish as well'. Just wanted to know if anyone could tell...
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What I want (for my pedal cycle) is a small bolt that'll screw in to the existing place my mudguard sits (down by the front axle), about 20mm long, with ANOTHER threaded hole inside it, so a SECOND...
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This leads on from a previous question about metal sheet (perforated) to be used to build a plant stand area. How strong is 1, or maybe 1.2mm, stainless steel perforated sheet? I don't want to dance...
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I'm looking for aluminium sheets, with holes in it, about 8 feet x 2 feet, 8 feet x 1 foot - sort of large 'planks'. It's for constructing a two-tier staging on our decking, so large plants can be put...
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I live in NW London (estate 30s built). We have a rainwater drainpipe and drain, and a household drain. Does that mean that there are 2 sewer pipes taking each sort of water away. And are there...
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My old wooden decking stairs need replacing. Anyone know of a company that does this sort of job (I'm in NW London). Just a good basic set of steps needed, nothing fancy, reasonably priced - things...

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