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What is normal humidity in a house and how is it achieved

WEBHumidity levels can be measured as ‘Relative Humidity’ — or 'rh'. “The average humidity inside UK homes should be around the 50-55%rh range and be …

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MVHR: Everything you need to know, including the costs

WEBThe price varies with the size and complexity of the house and the system specified. For a standard four bedroom house the system itself is likely to cost upwards …

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How to treat woodworm and get rid of it for good Homebuilding

WEBTreatments for smaller items. Individual items, such as furniture, can be treated without chemicals by popping the item in the freezer. Just wrap the object in a …

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Loft conversion building regulations: What you need to know

WEBLoft conversions should have safe access that prevent accidents and injuries and enable means of escape in the event of a fire. This means that stairs must have a …

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Damp: Your complete guide to causes, cures and prevention

WEBA failed or non-existent damp proof course (DPC) is the most common cause. "A visible stain commonly appears on the wall in the form of a tide mark at the point …

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Retrofitting a Home: The Definitive Guide Homebuilding

WEBRetrofitting typically involves a significant improvement in the thermal performance and comfort of your home, and by improving the fabric of the building. Paul …

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What is mildew and how can you get rid of it

WEBWhen it comes to mildew vs mould, both are fungi that can grow in homes, but they have distinct differences.Mildew typically appears as powdery, white or grey …

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Mould in houses: causes, prevention and solutions Homebuilding

WEBMould in houses: causes, prevention and solutions. Mould in houses is a very real issue, yet it is a problem that often gets ignored or covered up. This means that …

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Mould removal: The best ways to get rid of mould for good

WEBMany people swear by baking soda (also called bicarbonate of soda) for removing a whole host of household nasties, mould included. "Baking soda fights …

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10 types of mould you might find in your home Homebuilding

WEBUlocladium. 8. Fusarium. 9. Chaetomium. 10. Acremonium. There are hundreds of types of mould that grow in homes and it can cause significant problems if …

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Fence Rules: A Guide To Your Rights And Responsibilities

WEBIt is commonly accepted that the boundary on the left of a property – looking from the road – is the owner's responsibility. While this is true in a lot of cases it is not …

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Flickering Lights in the House: Common Causes and Fixes

WEBThe good news is that mismatched bulbs and fittings can be easily sorted out. Simply check your fixture and replace the incompatible bulb with one that matches …

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Painting Over Mould: How and When you Should do it

WEB2. Add a Coat of Oil-based Paint. Once the mould resistant paint is fully dry apply a coat of oil-based paint like Dulux Trade White Undercoat or any oil based paint …

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Artex ceilings: What is Artex and how do you get rid of it

WEBUnlike smooth plaster ceilings, Artex was designed to be applied in a way that allowed the plasterer or decorator to create texture and pattern to it. Common …

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I'm a grass expert and this is how to kill weeds in grass without

WEBExpert lawn specialist Guy Johnson has put together a guide on the different types of weeds and the methods you can use to restore your lawn to its former glory. 1. …

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Positive Input Ventilation Explained: Pros, Cons, Costs and More

WEBOn average, Positive Input Ventilation systems cost between £700-£1,000 including installation, however, there are some higher cost models available with …

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Removing a Chimney Breast: What You Need to Know

WEBHere's some estimates for removing a chimney breast depending on the property: Ground or first floor chimney breast only: £1,400-2,400 plus VAT. External …

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Dropped Kerbs: What are the Rules

WEBTo apply for a dropped kerb, you can do some of the paperwork yourself, but at least part of the form will need to be completed by your planning consultant or the …

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