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Tag: Chris Bennett

Burn marks on the kitchen bench

I received an email over the Christmas holidays about a problem with an electric iron size burn on the surface of a Formica covered work bench. The person was quite distressed in that the surface was old (around about the 1980s) but she did not want to go

DIY Picture Frames

Framing your own precious mementos, be they photographs, paintings or certificates, is a very rewarding experience.

Replacing a Tile

One particular job that I really dislike is replacing a damaged floor tile, particularly if it's a ceramic one. But whatever the cause, the solution requires hard and careful work.

Tiles in the Bathroom

One of the most common problems that everyone can suffer from is mould in the bathroom. Here are some handy tips for looking after your bathroom tiles.

Is Your Back Door The Weakest Link?

It never ceases to surprise me how many people, even in this day and age and with all the publicity around opportunist crime, still leave an open invitation to opportunist thieves.

Spring Clean Up Time

As winter moves into spring its time for the home owner to do a check around his or her property for any damage caused by the depredation of winter.

Laying Tiles

A job that the average home handy person would only tackle rarely is laying ceramic floor tiles. This job is not for the faint hearted!

Security

As a DIY person there are many things that you can do to deter all but the most persistent and professional burglar.

Window Film

During the past few months I have been doing a lot of renovation work around the old home.During the past few months I have been doing a lot of renovation work around the old home. During the painting phase I noticed that a few of the windows had become s

Wood Finishes

Recently I was asked a question that crops up on a regular basis and the question is "What finish should I use on a particular piece of furniture"?