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Finding My Feet

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Finding My Feet

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I'd like to give my staircase an overhaul and am after advice on which products and methods to use. The staircase is wooden and not in the best con ...

Finding My Feet

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I'm painting the dining room and need to get rid of this box. It's not been in use for at least 10 years. Can I just cut the wires, or do I need the e ...

Finding My Feet

Thanks Mitchell for your advice. I'm posting a photo of what it looks like now. I ended up stripping back most of the silicone and paint (which took f ...

Finding My Feet

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I'm a newbie home DIYer and doing a budget-friendly cosmetic overhaul of our small bathroom. This is an interim solution until I can afford a proper r ...

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Hi @sezz, Thank you for your question. You might like to have a read through the following discussions on the topic - Solved: Remove Phone Jack on ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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As an ex telephone tech, I would just cut them - one wire at a time There won't be any high voltage on them, and probably none at all, but if the sam ...

Amassing an Audience

@sezz @TedBear @JacobZ if you need to join the cables just make sure you use a gel filled lock it stops corrosion. https://www.bunnings.com.au/k-rai ...

Having an Impact

Agree Stuardo, These wires have a small amount of current running through them so best to leave it intact and push it into the wall. As for patching ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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If NBN is connected, your old phone line should be inactive, unless it is connected to the phone point on your providers modem.Please check if connect ...

Finding My Feet

Thanks Mitchell for your advice. I'm posting a photo of what it looks like now. I ended up stripping back most of the silicone and paint (which took f ...

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