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Getting rid of the smell of p!$$

Probably worth visiting a pet shop as they usually have odor neutralising products. No idea how well they work. Philip

Posted by philipuk in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 13 years ago 
Putting the Screw in Screwfix

Local shop charges 49p for one pint.

Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 13 years ago 
OT: strange 11 MPH speed limit

Murmansk put finger to keyboard: Maybe Nigel Tufnel's chapeau shop never took off and he now works in traffic management.

Posted by Scion in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 13 years ago 
Cider issue sorted

I am new to this thread but I own a beer and winemaking shop. What did them old look like?

Posted by Dan Listermann in Garden Forum 17 years ago 
waterproof fabric for feral cat to lay on?

Visit a drug store for a free one. Their insulin supplies arrive in that. Cut a small hole for entrance. Body heat will keep it alive. Rinse out a few time a year.

Posted by Thomas in Home Repair 4 years ago 
Baseboard height?

You can get baseboards of almost any height, but you may have to visit a millwork's shop. What little 7" baseboards the box stores have is pretty pricy (i.e., $1.90/ft).

Posted by HeyBub in Home Repair 14 years ago 
Levelling compound worries

I bought this in preference to £30/25Kg latex based version from a tiling shop 'cos I reckoned that they were having a laugh charging 3 times the price for stuff I could get from Wickes'. Yep, but the laugh was on me.

Posted by Richard Savage in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 22 years ago 
How much cordless drill do you need for drywall?

I never have needed an excuse to visit my local toy store, but I don't buy the latest wiz-bang toys for which I have no need. ;-) I like to stick with stuff that works, too, even when people "tell me what I need and what I should have."

Posted by SteveB in Home Repair 18 years ago 
Books for Boxes and Tool Recomendations

Visit a bookstore or look at the books in a woodworker supply house such as Woodcraft. Power tools? Hand tools? Boxes were being made before the discovery of electricity so in a small shop you may want to go with lots of hand tools.

Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
solar heat

With some windows near the top for shop light, with reflective lightshelves below and a reflective ceiling? If the shop roof's thermal conductance is 34x54/R20 = 41 Btu/h-F and the 136' of non-collector wall has 12x136/R20 = 82, the total is 123.

Posted by nicksanspam in Home Repair 20 years ago 
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