What is causing damp in building?
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I'm often dubious about some of the stories we get told on the forum.Surely your guidance should come from your solicitor, rather than some dubious individuals on an internet forum!Comment
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Wouldn't a monthly service of 'cats' be more effective?Many people have a problem with mice at home and at work place. Call us at ************* and get monthly service of mice to completely stop them.
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I wouldn't wand anyone who services cats or mice anywhere near me.Originally posted by JK0 View Post
Wouldn't a monthly service of 'cats' be more effective?Comment
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So tenants could have pet crocodiles, tigers, gorillas, etc?No Pets allowed to be made illegal
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These mutations are spreading. Can we get vaccinated against it?Hybrid letting agent!Comment
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Only just noticed this one from a while back which gave me a chuckle:
What 'globe'?And the Flat Earth Society have supporters in every corner of the globe.
It's flat, it wouldn't have corners if it was a globe
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The cheek of some people, eh?Thank you for the reply . There is however one issue on my part that Is, I have missed the landlord's first rent payment after which he took this extreme measure....
will I still be able enforce my possession?
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Crikey, the electrical regs are tough now.try to ask them if they would want it carried out every 3-4 weeks
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Business interruption?BTW what a great industry to be in - Indemnity Insurance - pay me a few quid for a risk that I'll never have to pay out on and I'll insure anything!!!
Sure, and if there's a pandemic and you're told to shut your business, we'll pay up... unless it's a disease we've never heard of before.
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It's old age.My mate was having trouble with his waist pipe for years
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So many in that one post:
I'd see a doctor mate.My mate was having trouble with his waist pipe for years, the wonder liquids would not unblock it at all, only relieved it for a bit.
Eek!1m of the waist pipe was removed
Similar to a birthday suit?I have just had a bathroom suit fittedComment
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Has anyone else heard about the 'reset' and that we won't be allowed to have money in the bank or multiple properties? It does sound far-fetched but I would have laughed in the face of anyone who said we'd have lockdowns etc, this time last year.22-11-2020, 12:05 PM
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It seems to me there is a lot of unconscious humour here, the latest one for me is...........
Of course I know what he means but his brain seems to be running faster than his typing
Can I suggest that we post them here when we spot them....01-08-2012, 17:16 PM -
Reply to Unconscious humour from postersIt's one of those days:
Maybe try having 1m of waist pipe removed?...19-02-2021, 16:40 PM -
Reply to Unconscious humour from postersSo many in that one post:
I'd see a doctor mate.
Eek!
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My neighbour is cutting blocks for their drive and making big dustclouds. Luckily for me the wind is blowing it away but if it was not I would be breathing cement dust and my car would be smothered as well. Is there a wet dustfree way to cut up blocks?18-02-2021, 14:20 PM
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Reply to Cement dustHand saw and/or hammer and chisel. (Yes you can get hand saws for concrete).
It's power tools that create a lot of dust.
In workshops you have vacuum extractors, but on site hardly anyone bothers.19-02-2021, 09:40 AM -
Reply to Cement dustNo. I've used both types cutting concrete building blocks, dry- the dust was terrible, wet and there was practically none but I had to wear water proof suit or I got soaked.18-02-2021, 19:50 PM
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Reply to Cement dustI expect the water feed makes it cut better. I just discovered my rotary shaver works better when wet. I had been doing it dry for 50 years before discovering that.18-02-2021, 17:20 PM
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