Honestly autocorrect mugs me off. I swear I press reply then the autocorrect does some changes.
In no sentence have I ever meant duck off either…
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The trees have arrived and I have planted them.
I’ll be putting more in between these in due course.
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Anyone know what this is?
The pictures make it look horrific, but it’s not that dark.
The plaster appears to be blown off the wall.
What is it?
How do I fix it?
That is damp my friend!!! or salts coming out of the render
What’s causing it? It’s the only none heated room in the building.
Airflow?
I think it could be effervescence?
poss damp reaching the membrane or external leak
It’s on 3 walls, 2 are internal only.
Possibly moisture moving round?
I’ll wait until summer and buzz the walls down and dehumidify the room.
Looking good!
I’m no expert and certainly not a Buddhist, but I was recently told that Buddah should not be on the ground but raised up as befits a deity. You could knock up a shelf in no time, I dare say . . .
Interesting conversations you can have on here. Feel free to take the p*ss
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All information is good information. I’ll certainly look that up.
Curious as Buddha is on a raised bed on the highest area that my land occupies does that count as elevation?
100% not taking the you know what.
Not sure about the raised bed protocol. I’ll ask my Buddhist friend and neighbour . . .
I hope that wherever the god is situated it has a calming effect when you hit your thumb with hammer,trip over dog or car won’t start etc,etc,
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I checked. Raised bed oK for Buddah 
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Hello all.
I am starting to turn my attention to the garage now the garden is almost done.
I am considering epoxy coloured sand paint for the flooring.
Anyone have any experience of it?
It looks perfect - self levels , adhesive , looks great.
Also will paint the walls and ceilings. That’s going to be a masking job and a half.
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Andy, do you have a smaller picture please?
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This was all I snipped from the web.
Project Bond house carries on.
Todays escapades involved getting soaked and covered in 12 years of slab grout / cement while removing it from the external slabs
Cleaning this lot
Then pointing back in
Looks a million times better. Had to order some more gunk to do round the side of the house.
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Do you find the rotary brush works OK? Better than just the jet? We have a rotary brush but dissuaded from using it by my son
It depends is the short answer.
If the slabs are heavily caked in moss / muck it just won’t cut it. I used the lance and jet on each slab.
However since this is the third year of doing it the spinning brush is excellent
I also use various slab cleaners which help.
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