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zillah
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Hi Experts I have got this Cabuya at my backyard and I don't know what to use to treat its leaves as they have black spots on them please see attached ...

marianmade
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Can I use marine ply for the cabinet doors in my kitchen renovation? Also what would be the paint to use in this situation? I like a two pack finish b ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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A water trap has been positioned somewhere in your plumbing layout to keep sewer gas from entering your home. If you've not been using your bath for ...

colinwalker
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I have a camper trailer that has a fridge/pantry box at the front that gets quite hot in the sun while travelling. This impacts on the fridge maintain ...

M_-
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     hello  I had some horrible handles on our wardobe doors that came loose and frustrating so they have been gone for a while now.Im hoping to ...

tulle
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 hello guys, im after some ideas on what to do with the edge on of retaining wall. There’s currently a drop down that I’m concerned about. Would love ...

DonaldT
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hi, I would like to seek the best method and product to reattach this glass door's metal handle. I read something like epoxy but I wasn't too sure. T ...

kelbie
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I have a colourbond gate that helps my children move from my property into my ex-partners property (our properties back onto each other). I would lik ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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A water trap has been positioned somewhere in your plumbing layout to keep sewer gas from entering your home. If you've not been using your bath for ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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When a timber finish is uneven, you are unlikely to get a great result when re-oiling unless you sand the timber back first. While sanding can be a r ...

Meet the community
  • Meet Pete, who will tackle anything

    The multi-talented ProjectPete learned most of his D.I.Y. skills from his father, and loves the challenge and satisfaction of turning his house into a home. "I'm a fairly handy kind of guy," Pete says. "I will try to tackle basically any job."

  • Meet Adam, veteran gardening and D.I.Y. broadcaster

    Adam has been helping people with their house and garden projects on television, radio and magazines for decades. He's now happily sharing his expertise with Workshop members. "I believe experience and knowledge should be shared."

  • Meet Tara, passionate about encouraging women to D.I.Y.

    "The only way to learn is to give it a go," says busy mum Tara, who has tackled projects including a new deck, cubby house, garage storage and garden makeover. "Don't worry about making mistakes. Mistakes are the best way to learn."