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ELI5
Cultivating a Following
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Hi, I would like to fill the gaps between the wooden floorboards in the picture to avoid food items from getting in between them. Thanks

elliza88
Growing in Experience
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    Hello everyone just looking for some desperate advice. I have just spent 6K on a floor sander to sand and varnish my floors to be a light Scandi ...

Trudjef
Finding My Feet
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I found this post and wondering if these products would work on the floorboards in photos ’One of the ways to rejuvenate the shine on your floor is to ...

MsChume
Just Starting Out
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Chrissymaria
Just Starting Out
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  I have a height difference between 2 floors, the bedroom has laminate flooring and the bathroom has tiles, i want a transition piece due to the big ...

helpwithrepairs
Finding My Feet
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I’m a really clean personbut I just feel like my tiles don’t look as white any more. What can I do to make them look brand-new again

toby8
Cultivating a Following
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Hi folks in a pickle and hoping someone on here can provide some suggestions for measures within my control. A year ago I bought into a1966 block ...

Romain
Just Starting Out
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     Half the floor in our new house is slate stone. Has been sealed using an acrylic based sealant. The sealant is flaking away in patches in the ...

Rach78
Just Starting Out
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Hi, after some advice please! Our skirting boards are damaged (water from mops, being hit by things etc!) what can I do and use to repair them please? ...

SPP
Having an Impact
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I need to steam clean the garage floors (concrete) and also the timbers of the house (which have cobwebs). Does Bunnings have a steam cleaner for rent ...

rachie
Just Starting Out
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Hi, wanting to lay wooden boards to match the house in the kitchen, would I remove all the old flooring base and lay the new wooden slats directly o ...

DonT
Just Starting Out
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I have this concrete apron built with slabs along one wall of my detached garage. Is it ok to remove it, or doea it serve a purpose. It doesn't s ...

DannyN
Getting Established
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My master bedroom has an ensuite, and the floor area right outside the bathroom door often gets water on it. Is there anything I can do to stop ...

sjejani
Finding My Feet
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Hi team, Our house we bought recently is 95s built. The tiles grout has turned black due to usage. How can I clean it up without killing my back by sc ...

DanUnited
Just Starting Out
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Hi everyone, I've been lurking on here for a while getting ideas for building my shed. Decided to DIY due to the costs of the timber kit sheds. I ...

Leew
Just Starting Out
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Hi there! We are wanting to pour a self leveling floor in a bathroom and considering using white pigment. The question is, Will it actually change the ...

pete-williams
Finding My Feet
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I am getting new floors installed and a putting in new skirting boards. Our door architraves will remain in place and are an old colonial style. Woul ...

twocutekelpies
Becoming a Leader
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Our 1961 bathroom was looking a little tired, the never-used bathtub was pitted and the vanity drawers were starting to fall apart. StepsStep ...

misskay
Finding My Feet
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Hi, In one of my bedrooms in front of the sliding door wardrobe there is a long gap going from one side of the sliding door to the other between the ...

Sarah64
Getting Established
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Totally ripped out everything and started from scratch. Replaced floor tiles. Plastered walls. Had plumber change all old pipes. Fitted cupboards. M ...

maccifo
Cultivating a Following
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Good evening, We have moved to a new house and the terracota tiles are a bit outdated, specially considering the rest of the house style. We see a ...

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