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daven25
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daven25
Growing in Experience
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2 weeks ago

Thanks. If we decide thats too expensive and want to just give it a light sand by hand and resurface/seal that area, Whats the best sandpaper to use?

daven25
Growing in Experience
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3 weeks ago

What sort of tradesperson does that sort of work? Who do I look for?

daven25
Growing in Experience
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I have placed a hot pot on this surface and left a ring burn. Then I have seen what a kitchen scourer could do to reduce the mark. In the process I ha ...

daven25
Growing in Experience
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August

Secondary question: If replacing the patio lock as suggested.. we already have one of these on an exterior shed. Is it possible to get a replacement f ...

daven25
Growing in Experience
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August

Thanks Eric, Re the rear door lock, I assume it's not possible to get a key made for a lock, somehow derived from the lock itself, when there is no ke ...

daven25
Growing in Experience
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Two different locks! Front door is a common looking latch. It's getting harder to get our keys in so I'm thinking the thing to do is replace the bar ...

daven25
Growing in Experience
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Is there a smart way to remove / combat blade grass starting to spread among our ground cover (Dichondra Repens I think) instead of trying to pull it ...

daven25
Growing in Experience
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April

Thanks Mitchell.It's strange there were 2 bags just stored at side of house near garden - one tied with wire the other open. But perhaps the open bag ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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August

Hello @daven25 To answer your first question the only way to get a key for your existing lock is to bring the key cylinder to a locksmith. They wil ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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August

Hello @daven25 Thanks for sharing your question about your door locks. Before you attempt any changes, I propose using lock lubricant in the keyhol ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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August

Hi @daven25, Thank you for your question about managing winter grass growing through your ground cover plants. Unfortunately, I am not aware of a ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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March

Hi @daven25, Unfortunately, it could be any number of those issues or several combined. At this stage, as we are now in the period where leaf fall b ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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March

Hi @daven25, That would definitely be a call to a plumber and an electrician. They'll have to install a water and electrical outlet for that particu ...

mich1972
Kind of a Big Deal
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February

Good morning @daven25 It is a good idea to thin out your grapevine. When it’s so thick with foliage the undergrowth will suffer. By thinning it out, ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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February

Hi @daven25, First, check to see if the vine is being strangled. Inspect any ties to the post to see if they are cutting into the plant. Next, check ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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February

Hello @daven25 Red leaves in vineyards can result from different stresses, whether caused by living factors like viruses and fungi or non-living fa ...

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Growing in Experience
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Don't know the species. Its has grapes. I'm told the redness indicates some kind of disease. What to do?

daven25
Growing in Experience
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February

Thanks will consider both methods. If yours, what would you recommend cutting it back with? No room for a mower.

daven25
Growing in Experience
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February

Right, so basically a tap by another name. Thanks! Do I need to ascertain a size or is size/thread standard? Do I really need a plumber to screw off a ...

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