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DIY/Home Forum. Me and Mr Wallis could Moderate
26 November 2002, 11:17 AM
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Nick, why? is this anything to do with your latest domestic project and do you forsee yourself having a few problems?? 
FWIW I think it's a good idea as we're launching ourselves into a massive DIY programme in our house, I've already tackled the rewiring in the kitchen and so far it still hasn't burnt down
Sal
FWIW I think it's a good idea as we're launching ourselves into a massive DIY programme in our house, I've already tackled the rewiring in the kitchen and so far it still hasn't burnt down
Sal
26 November 2002, 11:23 AM
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Thinking back, there have been quite a few DIY House threads in the past. Nick certainly seems to be doing quite a bit at the moment as well, so hence his interest.
I am also doing alot, come to think of it, way too much, completely renovating a house!
I think people would learn from our experiences, and we could also learn of the pors that post on here.
Sal, we are just doing the front half of the house at the moment, and living in the back half, then when thats done, we will swap round and then thats when the fun starts.
Why did i ever buy this place, 150 year old cottage that has not had a single thing done to it in 50 years, except for a few 6" nails in strategic places
Why oh why.
Seriously if its a going, i would like to moderate it (if i am allowed), and think david wallis also has a vast amount of experience at the DIY scene
Heres hoping
Steven
I am also doing alot, come to think of it, way too much, completely renovating a house!
I think people would learn from our experiences, and we could also learn of the pors that post on here.
Sal, we are just doing the front half of the house at the moment, and living in the back half, then when thats done, we will swap round and then thats when the fun starts.
Why did i ever buy this place, 150 year old cottage that has not had a single thing done to it in 50 years, except for a few 6" nails in strategic places
Why oh why.
Seriously if its a going, i would like to moderate it (if i am allowed
), and think david wallis also has a vast amount of experience at the DIY sceneHeres hoping
Steven
26 November 2002, 11:40 AM
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Hi Chaps and Chapettes...
As with all these things, if there is enough interest we'll do it...
so if we get enough response to this thread (or maybe a better titled one!!!!) then....... we'll see
cheers
Simon
As with all these things, if there is enough interest we'll do it...
so if we get enough response to this thread (or maybe a better titled one!!!!) then....... we'll see
cheers
Simon
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