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twocutekelpies
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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 ...

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DonT
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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 slope ...

sjejani
Just Starting Out
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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 scr ...

KSB3155
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I'm planning on installing artificial grass on a small 3sqm plot.There are plenty of helpful hints and instructions within the Bunnings community, but ...

kchambers
Getting Established
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So I have a country property, around the house is cleared - just dirt. Its in area that gets a lot of weathering.... So over the years the weatherboar ...

Sugar
Making a Splash
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hi Guys,Recently I have got solar installed in one of my investment property.It is sungrow 10.56kw. This is my solar inverter. The inverter is o ...

Lindsey
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I have taken out the old bath and are replacing with shower. The wall are paint over plaster.I need to waterproof the shower area. The plaster is very ...

inno
Getting Established

  Hi, I’m planning to hang a 160g mobile from the ceiling. I considered using a 3M/Command hook, but I’m concerned the adhesive might lose its grip o ...

owen2
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Hey guys,I want to turf an area which currently has concrete tiles on it.Its north facing, gets some solid sun especially in the middle of the day. Sl ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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The ability of a fence to be in parallel with the blade is directly related to whether it locks at the front and the back of the table. Make sure y ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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If you wish to poison the bamboo, then it is best applied to the freshly cut stumps or stubs of stems so it is quickly absorbed and circulated to the ...

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