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13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Mopping polished porcelain

Mop, mop again. Dry with a towel. It is the drying that prevents the streaks.

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Condensation

From what I have understood, where there is gas heating in certain parts of a building, the moisture within the building will tend to condense mostly at the furthest points…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Condensation

Maybe if I read that over and over, it may begin to make some sense! :::
I reckon you realy need to do something FAST…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Do we need a concrete pump?

I know a few people who could do with one! ;-)

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Need kitchen floor advice please

Both tilers and Mark S are right!
:D

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Caution Porcelain Tiles

I believe that it is the tiler's job to remove grout haze effectively. Leaving grout haze would probably be an indication of them taking shortcuts. I would find…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Caution Porcelain Tiles

Nah, just thought it was a bit ambiguous

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Caution Porcelain Tiles

:th: :?

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Condensation

You need to lower the dewpoint within the home. These type of heaters are quite efficient at doing that. http://shop.bigpond.com/Product.asp?Act ... &ID=116915 I…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Condensation

You have gas heating. Right? :th:

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Angled/diagonal walls and doors across timber flooring

In that case, I think it's a matter of prefernces, and could be done either way. It would be more work and cost to fit a board across the…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Angled/diagonal walls and doors across timber flooring

Agreed. Depending on the relative sizes and shapes of adjoining rooms or areas, I think the greater sized area should have boards running lengthways. If that direction does…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
your back yard???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3wWIlOK ... re=related
A lot of concern about CSG drilling. What do you think about it all?
B2

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Kreepy Krauly blues!

Yeah thanks. Just thought I might arm myself with some info about the devices, as I'm making assumptions about what the noise is, and don't want to look like…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Dark/Black Timber Floorboards

Maybe put in floorboards, new or recycled, and paint them with black Japan?

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Kreepy Krauly blues!

Not sure which section this best belongs in. :?
One end of our house is located close to a boundary fence, and our neighbours have a…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
New Grout Losing Colour

might be efflorescence

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Ceiling water stain

Probably a roof leak, or could be possums wetting? Check it for sure.

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
carpets and allergy

I found this, which seems to suggest the opposite.
http://www.woolsnz.com/content/en-US/be ... endly.aspx.
I guess it comes down to how well it is maintained though.
B2

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
God and lawn care

GOD:
Frank, you know all about gardens and nature.
What in the world is going on down there on the planet? What happened to the dandelions, violets, milkweeds and stuff I started…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
The New Solid Flooring - Stay Flat Technology

Hope they don't klummp together. :P

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Solution for slippery porch tiles?

I've heard that there are some people who treat tiles with an acid, which etches the surface making the less slippery. But the surface gets more soiled due to…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Temporary flooring advice please

Vinyl would have to be the way to go.

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Rendering in Perth

Yes we had a brick wall rendered recently, by a guy we know. Did a good job! Can send you his details if you are interested. He…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Wrong grout colour used

Human error. Simple as that. We all wish it didn't happen but it can. We could say there should have been a check and double check that…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
After Stud Finder recommendation

I got one from Bunmnings about 9 months ago. Its a Bosch, and I've found it very efficient, and no problems. Cost $99.
B2

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Carpet or Timber on stairs?

For safety and comfort reasons, I'd go carpet. Peole may downplay the safety issue, but I know of a paraplegic person who had an apparently minor fall. Doesn't…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Reno - Choosing tile size - main flooring areas

Some tile ranges have different sizes available in the same tile. May be you could use 300's in passage, and larger in other areas? I think I'd go…

13 years13 yearsbuildingagainbuildingagain posted:
Wrong Grout Colour? Builders Fault?

Agree with Kyton.
If its established that the nominated grout was used, but looks different than you expected, then the best solution would be to have it colour-sealed in…

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