I used two-part car body filler when decorating and blocking up multiple holes in the plasterboard. The result was, and still is flawless nearly 4 years later. Love the underfloor heating set up.
Sodium Hypochlorite(pool cleaner) will do an excellent job, and much cheaper than the brand name. Worth noting that it has a half life, so fresh stuff is better, but mixing 15% stuff at 3:1 should always be good
Lovely to see it all coming together Adam, even if it's three steps forward and one back. As far as the people who don't care for you doing promo work, don't lose sleep over them. If they're not happy to watch a free video of all the works and how you went about them; including errors and issues; then they should just shut the feck up and do one !!! I don't reckon that new tap will pass the "missus" test though... good luck !
Reference your in-house wood store plans. We had one either side of the fire place but were advised to minimise the amount of wood held in doors - it can contain a lot of mould spores and creatures, even if kiln dried it’s still exposed to some potential nasties. Just something to consider - we just bring in what we need for a day or two’s usage. Our outdoor wood store keeps the wood dry enough to burn without any issues.
Brilliant video once again mate. Osmo topic and howdens engineered doors..I've used Danish oil from screwfix with absolutely no problems. Even suggested it to my customers who I've fitted doors for and they have used it 🤷 anyway I know a lot would do as you've done after reading the instructions. Probably why us blokes usually bin them 😅 House is coming on great, shame about the carpets. Looking forward to seeing the finished project 👍
Be careful using Patio Magic and similar products like Pro Kleen. The active ingredient is biocide Benzalkonium chloride and should not be sprayed without suitable breathing safety gear. I clean my drive once a year with it and used to spray it - until I ended up with ulcers on my fingers and back/lung ache a few days after use. Had to treat ulcers with Hydrocortisone cream. Now I use double gloves and only sprinkle from a watering can. I never use a spray now. It took 2 or 3 times to figure out what caused the skin ulcers and solved it when I associated them occurring a few days after drive cleaning.
Another great video. The setup for your underfloor heating looks really good.We decided on the electric u/f heating which is something I now regret big time. Looking forward to the job completed.
Hi bud, another great insight into the ups and downs of working on properties. Ive been using Osma products for years and swear by them. Also have come to both respect and hate carpet fitters, you can do what you like to try and make a nice job of a room i.e colours and finishes but when that bloody carpet goes down and everyone says how nice it looks now! bloody glory hunters. Looking forward to the next instalment.
Haha! My electrician absolutely hates flooring fitters for that exact reason! He says that no one looks at his work when the floor goes down and don't realise that it's because of the lights that he's put up that they can see it in the first place!!! Cheers, The Stath, hope you're well mate.
That log store would not be a good idea.you will be forever cleaning up.I love my log burner,so I think you should go for a lined wood basket.in my opinion.
Geert Wilders!!! That's ace!!! Haha! I had to Google him to be honest, then a picture of me came up!!! I was watching the snooker too, what a bloke that Ronnie is eh! What a legend!
I used these Prodec advance ice fusion roller got the same finish as my sprayer very good rollers if you can get hold of them from toolstation or wickes.
The house is looking fabulous Adam. Good effort throughout the build. In the last video you spoke about your favourite tool when you was gouging the cracks in the plaster and was going to show it. It would be interesting to know what it was. Cheers have a good Christmas mate. G
I’ve been getting green algae on some smooth rendered, white painted outside walls once a year and now spray standard household bleach. About 50/50 mix with water and in only 20 minutes or so its back clean no damages. Previously I used a jet washer took some paint off lol.
really nice job .... was thinking that myself the hall carpet delay i was thinking you could fit the handrail spindels on the stairs and you noticed some filler needs doing .... really nice home you have made .....
Wow another vid, Sunday… Adam, I got all my imbibment needs to settle down for a few mins of good content. Echo falls summer berries the weapon of choice… welcome to my world, my wifey loves your vids 😊
Echo Falls Summer Berries!!! Now THAT'S sophistication! Sod it, I think I'm going to join you, although it'll be a cold beer for me as I'm nowhere near as sophisticated! Say hello to your other half for me please mate, thank you both for watching.
Yet another great vid Adam. Love the quality of the work combined with brilliant humour. The house looks amazing so far and it’s going to be awesome once finished. Shame about the carpets but these things unfortunately do happen. I very rarely get annoyed when things don’t do to plan and you seemed relatively cool about it too. The work they did so far including the stairs underlay looks really good. Mind your feet on those bare grippers though 😮 I had a similar incident regarding quotes: I wanted three radiators moved together with two more being fitted. The two quotes came in at £1200 and £350 (I supplied everything) you do wonder if the higher one is just trying their luck. Keep up the great content Adam and I look forward to the next instalment.
Well done Adam, love the carpets going down thats when you know you are on the end stretch and the missus loves hoovering those new carpets, let me know when you need her round to get the rest of the dust up 😘 BTW be careful with the underlay being down on its own, its not uber hard wearing and you'll go through it before you can say clean up this dust! Looking great though and canny wait for the next installment
I had XL Doors fitted same as yours and I had to use either Osmo Oil or Johnstones Woodworks Poly Varnish to maintain the warranty. My joiner recommended the Varnish. Very impressed with the stuff and so easy to coat etc.
Just wondering don’t the carpet fitters leave extra carpet tucked underneath at the bottom of the stairs anymore so the treads can be moved up in a few years time when the nose on the treads start showing wear
Very disappointing with the carpets Adam. However its been a transformation of epic proportions, and you should be extremely proud of yourself for persevering through the whole process. Gonna look great when rest of carpet is fitted. 👍👍👍 Id much rather have a trip around your work than one to Dudley zoo that i visited a few years ago. It was so grim 😂
I think you'll find the wildlife around here slightly different from the zoo! Thank you, Doug, I really appreciate your time watching all the episodes and commenting. You're more than welcome round anytime, take care.
I had K Rend on my last property - never had algae forming like that but I did paint on 2 coats of the K Rend specialist protective liquid so maybe that helped. (I live near the sea). By coincidence, I noticed similar and worse than yours on 2 properties elsewhere today...
@mrabuilders6723 Dorset. I'm just about to exchange contracts on my next renovation project, a new home. I'm equally excited and anxious...just hope I get decent trades in and the budget holds up!
Not just in the states, in mainland europe it is predominately tape and joint. In france we call it placo platre, talked to a polish bloke on site, they apply and mechanically sand flush for the finish.
Third party measures and gets it wrong, third party pays to put it right, simples. We had the same with our bedrooms, most expensive (our bedroom) was measured to front of alcove rather than back resulting in a seem / join. Fitters rejected it and carpet supplier had to replace it, took 3 - 4 days to sort which meant I had a few days to fully decorate rather than doing it afterwards 👍🏻
Looking really good Adam! Shame about the carpet but sh1t happens when you rely on someone else to measure up (ask me how I know!). I’m glad you read the instructions on what finish to use on the doors, many people don’t and then complain if it goes wrong. Osmo is great stuff. I’ve got my fingers crossed for you and your family that you can move in before Christmas. 🤞🏼👍🏼
Thank you, Simon, as always! I'm a stickler for manufactures recommendations mate, never stray far from them. Hopefully we'll be in before Christmas mate, we shall see!
Looking good ma man. Can i ask you, did i see in one of the vids that you are no longer required to fit self closures on doors when doing a loft conversion, i hope i did coz i had one hell of a set to with building inspector about it, cheers.
Hello Keith. Yes mate, that's what we were told by a building inspector and we had a job habe it's final inspection last week and nothing was mentioned. It's annoying when they don't all say the same thing isn't it!
Looking on the bright side you won't have to worry about messing the carpets up when you're lugging all the furniture up the stairs. Ps I was just wondering what happened to the big job and at the end of the video I got my answer 😁
You should watch out with patio cleaners. Your render looks like it's old cement render so it should be fine but a lot of the cleaners will damage silicone render so you're better off with a fungicidal wash if don't know what the render actually is. Your real problem here is that your walls are absorbing water which is what cement typically does. You should clean the render and then seal the outside of your walls with a clear masonry sealer to stop this problem from coming back. Sealers are typically breathable so there's no problem there. If you don't seal your wall, the wash will work for a bit (maybe you get a year if you're lucky) and then you'll have to wash the house again. A sealer tends to last 10-15 years.
Cheers George. Appreciate that mate. The render is sprayed on cork, there's no way on God's green Earth that I'd ever use a cement based render on any job. Thanks again.
I had a quote for fitting an oak staircase, recommended by the company, bull nose step at the bottom, 3 kite winders & straight string up to the floor above. He quoted £1650! I know it’s a max two days work, needless to say I won’t be using him! I’ve got someone else for £350.
Honestly, I think it worked out better not having the stairs carpet down before beds etc go up stairs. Wrong time off year for a load of deliveries and lots of stuff too go up ASAP, even with trip hazards 😂 ( protection on treads or blue shoe coverings ) the wet and then dirt always gets walked in and the brand new carpet gets fkd.. Deck the bedrooms out 1st, then work you're way downstairs.. ✌🇮🇪
How quickly can you pick up the technic with the sprayer I’d love you use it on mine just done want to waste all the money on plastering for it to get ruined by me learning how not to spray 😂😂
Haha! No! It's an independent place not far from me. I've had loads of flooring from them in the past and they've been as good as gold, never had carpet though. It happens mate, it's just a shame that's all.
Wrong - and so, so, so widely misunderstood. L-Class and M-Class filtration is 100% identical in every respect. Both filter to 3 microns - the HEPA standard. The only difference between the two machines is that M-Class machines are fitted with an airflow sensor and audible alarm which alerts the user to either a full bag or a clogged filter. Zero difference otherwise. If you need better filtration, you'll need an H-Class machine which filters down to 0.1 micron (ULPA standard)
@@mrabuilders6723 I thought both teams were 'off' I was gutted we lost, but we could have won it too, but considering we were relegation candidates a year ago and Leicester were in the Premier league and champions a few years back, it wasn't really that bad of a result, we just need to get rid of the current owner and hope the new one doesn't have sewn up pockets.
Two Fussy Blokes should have been the name of your channel. 👍
The project has turned out 👍
Haha! Nice one mate. Hope you're well.
I used two-part car body filler when decorating and blocking up multiple holes in the plasterboard. The result was, and still is flawless nearly 4 years later. Love the underfloor heating set up.
On the bright side buddy, No one tramping up and down your new str carpet when delivering. Good Luck.
That's a great point mate, thank you! Hope you're well, pal.
I’ve been using patio magic for years absolutely brilliant stuff. I’ve used it on my paths, fencing and shed to remove the green stuff.
On the fence!!! I didn't think of that! I'm definitely giving that a try! Cheers, David. Hope you're well mate.
Sodium Hypochlorite(pool cleaner) will do an excellent job, and much cheaper than the brand name. Worth noting that it has a half life, so fresh stuff is better, but mixing 15% stuff at 3:1 should always be good
Lovely to see it all coming together Adam, even if it's three steps forward and one back. As far as the people who don't care for you doing promo work, don't lose sleep over them. If they're not happy to watch a free video of all the works and how you went about them; including errors and issues; then they should just shut the feck up and do one !!! I don't reckon that new tap will pass the "missus" test though... good luck !
Reference your in-house wood store plans. We had one either side of the fire place but were advised to minimise the amount of wood held in doors - it can contain a lot of mould spores and creatures, even if kiln dried it’s still exposed to some potential nasties. Just something to consider - we just bring in what we need for a day or two’s usage. Our outdoor wood store keeps the wood dry enough to burn without any issues.
Brilliant video once again mate.
Osmo topic and howdens engineered doors..I've used Danish oil from screwfix with absolutely no problems. Even suggested it to my customers who I've fitted doors for and they have used it 🤷 anyway I know a lot would do as you've done after reading the instructions. Probably why us blokes usually bin them 😅
House is coming on great, shame about the carpets.
Looking forward to seeing the finished project 👍
Great stuff Adz, looking amazing.
Even Lional's chuffed. 😂
Haha!!! Good old Lionel, he's so happy to please, he makes a song and dance about anything!!! Cheers mate, thank you for watching.
Be careful using Patio Magic and similar products like Pro Kleen. The active ingredient is biocide Benzalkonium chloride and should not be sprayed without suitable breathing safety gear. I clean my drive once a year with it and used to spray it - until I ended up with ulcers on my fingers and back/lung ache a few days after use. Had to treat ulcers with Hydrocortisone cream. Now I use double gloves and only sprinkle from a watering can. I never use a spray now. It took 2 or 3 times to figure out what caused the skin ulcers and solved it when I associated them occurring a few days after drive cleaning.
It looks fantastic good luck
Thank you, Tony. Hope you're having a great evening, mate.
Brilliant video I bet the missus is wanting a moving in date now
Mate, if we're not back before the advent calendar runs out, I'm doomed!!!
@@mrabuilders6723 I hope the carpet people return without prompting as well
Another great video. The setup for your underfloor heating looks really good.We decided on the electric u/f heating which is something I now regret big time. Looking forward to the job completed.
Hello mate, the next video in this series already out on our channel and a brand new one will be out on New Year's day! Hope you're well.
Hi bud, another great insight into the ups and downs of working on properties. Ive been using Osma products for years and swear by them. Also have come to both respect and hate carpet fitters, you can do what you like to try and make a nice job of a room i.e colours and finishes but when that bloody carpet goes down and everyone says how nice it looks now! bloody glory hunters.
Looking forward to the next instalment.
Haha! My electrician absolutely hates flooring fitters for that exact reason! He says that no one looks at his work when the floor goes down and don't realise that it's because of the lights that he's put up that they can see it in the first place!!! Cheers, The Stath, hope you're well mate.
thats because someone else had to sweep up all his work so no one saw now@@mrabuilders6723
I need a loft room like that, make it my Darts, Snooker/Pool Room 😂
That log store would not be a good idea.you will be forever cleaning up.I love my log burner,so I think you should go for a lined wood basket.in my opinion.
Looking good Jasper lad, you’ve got a bit of the Geert Wilders going on there. My apologies I am late as I was watching the snooker.
Geert Wilders!!! That's ace!!! Haha! I had to Google him to be honest, then a picture of me came up!!! I was watching the snooker too, what a bloke that Ronnie is eh! What a legend!
I used these Prodec advance ice fusion roller got the same finish as my sprayer very good rollers if you can get hold of them from toolstation or wickes.
Beautiful Adam, looking really good.
Thank you, Paul. Hope you're well mate.
The house is looking fabulous Adam. Good effort throughout the build. In the last video you spoke about your favourite tool when you was gouging the cracks in the plaster and was going to show it. It would be interesting to know what it was. Cheers have a good Christmas mate. G
Things are hard work these days to get any thing done properly Adam, glad im retiring in feb
So true,shocking some of the work I've seen, saddens me the standard of work today, I've already hung up my tools, glad I'm out.
Congratulations, Nigel. Hope you have a long and happy retirement, mate. Thank you for watching as always.
Glad you got the u/f zones working 👍🏼👍🏼
Cheers pal!
I’ve been getting green algae on some smooth rendered, white painted outside walls once a year and now spray standard household bleach. About 50/50 mix with water and in only 20 minutes or so its back clean no damages. Previously I used a jet washer took some paint off lol.
really nice job .... was thinking that myself the hall carpet delay i was thinking you could fit the handrail spindels on the stairs and you noticed some filler needs doing .... really nice home you have made .....
Wow another vid, Sunday… Adam, I got all my imbibment needs to settle down for a few mins of good content. Echo falls summer berries the weapon of choice… welcome to my world, my wifey loves your vids 😊
Echo Falls Summer Berries!!! Now THAT'S sophistication! Sod it, I think I'm going to join you, although it'll be a cold beer for me as I'm nowhere near as sophisticated! Say hello to your other half for me please mate, thank you both for watching.
Yet another great vid Adam. Love the quality of the work combined with brilliant humour. The house looks amazing so far and it’s going to be awesome once finished. Shame about the carpets but these things unfortunately do happen. I very rarely get annoyed when things don’t do to plan and you seemed relatively cool about it too. The work they did so far including the stairs underlay looks really good. Mind your feet on those bare grippers though 😮
I had a similar incident regarding quotes: I wanted three radiators moved together with two more being fitted. The two quotes came in at £1200 and £350 (I supplied everything) you do wonder if the higher one is just trying their luck.
Keep up the great content Adam and I look forward to the next instalment.
Sodium hypochlorite for the render, works wonders on render, slabs
Cheers mate.
Well done Adam, love the carpets going down thats when you know you are on the end stretch and the missus loves hoovering those new carpets, let me know when you need her round to get the rest of the dust up 😘 BTW be careful with the underlay being down on its own, its not uber hard wearing and you'll go through it before you can say clean up this dust!
Looking great though and canny wait for the next installment
I had XL Doors fitted same as yours and I had to use either Osmo Oil or Johnstones Woodworks Poly Varnish to maintain the warranty.
My joiner recommended the Varnish. Very impressed with the stuff and so easy to coat etc.
The Osmo stuff is great too and really easy to apply. I'm just surprised that that's all I can use!
Just wondering don’t the carpet fitters leave extra carpet tucked underneath at the bottom of the stairs anymore so the treads can be moved up in a few years time when the nose on the treads start showing wear
I have my fingers crossed that it won’t be long before you and the family are in and all is well 🤞🤞🤞all the best Mike
You and me both, Mike! Thank you as always mate, hope you're well, have a great evening.
Come to Wales where the "can't see it from my house" is par for the course.
See this house every time we walk our dog around Warley woods.
Very disappointing with the carpets Adam. However its been a transformation of epic proportions, and you should be extremely proud of yourself for persevering through the whole process. Gonna look great when rest of carpet is fitted. 👍👍👍 Id much rather have a trip around your work than one to Dudley zoo that i visited a few years ago. It was so grim 😂
I think you'll find the wildlife around here slightly different from the zoo! Thank you, Doug, I really appreciate your time watching all the episodes and commenting. You're more than welcome round anytime, take care.
I just looked up the altitude if The Hawthorns, it is a staggering 551 feet above sea level. I wonder if people in the area need supplemental oxygen.
There does seem to be severe cases of altitude thickness around here...
It's not due to their league position
I've found Algon works quite well on removing algae on masonry. Just spray on and leave and its cleans really well
Cheers mate, hope you're well mate.
I live at a similar altitude and get a lot of green all year round, wet and forget works best. Spray it every 6 months and you're good
Ace mate, I'll have a look at that product and go for the cheaper one! Thank you!
@@mrabuilders6723 yearly will be fine for the building I reckon
I had K Rend on my last property - never had algae forming like that but I did paint on 2 coats of the K Rend specialist protective liquid so maybe that helped. (I live near the sea).
By coincidence, I noticed similar and worse than yours on 2 properties elsewhere today...
Hello Angie, hope you're well. Living by the sea sounds lovely! Where about are you?
@mrabuilders6723 Dorset. I'm just about to exchange contracts on my next renovation project, a new home. I'm equally excited and anxious...just hope I get decent trades in and the budget holds up!
Not just in the states, in mainland europe it is predominately tape and joint. In france we call it placo platre, talked to a polish bloke on site, they apply and mechanically sand flush for the finish.
Third party measures and gets it wrong, third party pays to put it right, simples. We had the same with our bedrooms, most expensive (our bedroom) was measured to front of alcove rather than back resulting in a seem / join. Fitters rejected it and carpet supplier had to replace it, took 3 - 4 days to sort which meant I had a few days to fully decorate rather than doing it afterwards 👍🏻
Looking really good Adam! Shame about the carpet but sh1t happens when you rely on someone else to measure up (ask me how I know!). I’m glad you read the instructions on what finish to use on the doors, many people don’t and then complain if it goes wrong. Osmo is great stuff. I’ve got my fingers crossed for you and your family that you can move in before Christmas. 🤞🏼👍🏼
Adam I now have to now have to be the perfect husband 😍 my wife stays are you available m8
Thank you, Simon, as always! I'm a stickler for manufactures recommendations mate, never stray far from them. Hopefully we'll be in before Christmas mate, we shall see!
@tazmaniachill haha! This ship has sailed I'm afraid!
Looking good ma man. Can i ask you, did i see in one of the vids that you are no longer required to fit self closures on doors when doing a loft conversion, i hope i did coz i had one hell of a set to with building inspector about it, cheers.
Hello Keith. Yes mate, that's what we were told by a building inspector and we had a job habe it's final inspection last week and nothing was mentioned. It's annoying when they don't all say the same thing isn't it!
Looking on the bright side you won't have to worry about messing the carpets up when you're lugging all the furniture up the stairs.
Ps I was just wondering what happened to the big job and at the end of the video I got my answer 😁
Well done for not comprising on quality or safety, all the best on the next one
You should watch out with patio cleaners. Your render looks like it's old cement render so it should be fine but a lot of the cleaners will damage silicone render so you're better off with a fungicidal wash if don't know what the render actually is.
Your real problem here is that your walls are absorbing water which is what cement typically does. You should clean the render and then seal the outside of your walls with a clear masonry sealer to stop this problem from coming back. Sealers are typically breathable so there's no problem there. If you don't seal your wall, the wash will work for a bit (maybe you get a year if you're lucky) and then you'll have to wash the house again. A sealer tends to last 10-15 years.
Cheers George. Appreciate that mate. The render is sprayed on cork, there's no way on God's green Earth that I'd ever use a cement based render on any job. Thanks again.
Two fussy blokes my go to sleaves. Medium and smooths uses the smooth on doors all the time and the mediums on and around radiators and banisters.
I've got to say that I'm very impressed, especially with the emulsion on the walls. Really glad I found them.
@@mrabuilders6723 Great little rollers been using them on my jobs for around 2 years. You could have sanded the edge of the bloody door though. 😂😂😂😂😂
I had a quote for fitting an oak staircase, recommended by the company, bull nose step at the bottom, 3 kite winders & straight string up to the floor above. He quoted £1650! I know it’s a max two days work, needless to say I won’t be using him! I’ve got someone else for £350.
House looks ace chaps, what’s happened to the other big house build project ?
Hello Dan, thank you for that, mate. There's a video from the other job coming very soon. Hope you're well, mate.
@@mrabuilders6723 look forward to it mate, I’m well thanks mate hope you are too
Have you got heating sorted in time for weather getting cold 🥶
Yes mate, thank you. It's all toasty now!
The tablet 🤣
Haha! That thing will feature in every video that I do forever more! It's to wind up the people who slagged me off for having it in the first place!
How'd they screw up the measurements so bad that none of it could be done!? Impressive. Another great video, cheers mate
probably afraid that the new bit would be slightly diferent and have to change the whole lot again later
While you have the sandpaper out doing the arch, the door in the attic room could do with a bit of sanding on the edge, other than that a great job.
Haha! Will do mate, just for you! Hope you're well mate.
Cheers
I might love that sprayer more than you. Would you use one in a house with furniture, carpet, etc. ?
On the upside all the bedroom furniture/ deliveries will be in and done without any wear and tear of traffic in the hallways and staircase.
Looking like you're in before Christmas. Tell me you didn't roll all over that carpet when it was laid, carpet a gold incoming...
Mate I rolled all over that like an itchy dog!!! Haha!
Honestly, I think it worked out better not having the stairs carpet down before beds etc go up stairs.
Wrong time off year for a load of deliveries and lots of stuff too go up ASAP, even with trip hazards 😂 ( protection on treads or blue shoe coverings ) the wet and then dirt always gets walked in and the brand new carpet gets fkd.. Deck the bedrooms out 1st, then work you're way downstairs.. ✌🇮🇪
That's a great point mate, thank you. You see, I told you it's for the best!
bog roll in the tool box funny
Haha! It's a cool box, you know you're in trouble when you're putting loo roll in the fridge!
Building is easy, it’s just that everything is heavy!
I'm hearing you mate...or I'm getting weaker!
No problem with the odd review, can always fast forward.
Great video as normal. Any video’s coming on the big extension job?
Thank you, Thomas. As for the other job, we have a video coming very very soon!
Why didn’t you spray your doors ?
Lionel 😊
Haha! He's a personal hero of mine!
just a heads up, zoning underfloor is bad practice especially with heat pumps. kills efficiency. heatgeeks have a really good vid on it.
Oh well, it's done now!
Nothing wrong , just a tip for next time. 👍👍
How quickly can you pick up the technic with the sprayer I’d love you use it on mine just done want to waste all the money on plastering for it to get ruined by me learning how not to spray 😂😂
Haha!!! Go for it mate, it's easy enough after a bit of practice.
@@mrabuilders6723 thanks I’ll give it a go I’ll come back with my outcome after Xmas lol
Alright I’ll bite, what’s up with pic of Lionel Blair? Are you a fan or is that what your mates call you when they take the mickey?
You could put sliding cupboards in the loft rather than fitted them.
Do you hope to be in for Christmas Adam?
I certainly do mate! It's full steam ahead!
Sorry Adam I should have watched to the end when you said you were going to be in for Christmas
was it Carpetshite by anychance??
Haha! No! It's an independent place not far from me. I've had loads of flooring from them in the past and they've been as good as gold, never had carpet though. It happens mate, it's just a shame that's all.
55:52. Muah hahahahaha.....YEAH!!! DO the IMPORTANT things 1st.
Wrong - and so, so, so widely misunderstood. L-Class and M-Class filtration is 100% identical in every respect. Both filter to 3 microns - the HEPA standard. The only difference between the two machines is that M-Class machines are fitted with an airflow sensor and audible alarm which alerts the user to either a full bag or a clogged filter. Zero difference otherwise. If you need better filtration, you'll need an H-Class machine which filters down to 0.1 micron (ULPA standard)
when are you putting the flag up.???
I am used to suppliers letting me down .we are meat in the sandwich.Customer and supplier.
Unfortunately mate, you're right! Hope you're well, mate.
Boing Boing. COYB
COYB!!! Shame about not getting a point yesterday mate, that would have been a good result.
@@mrabuilders6723 I thought both teams were 'off' I was gutted we lost, but we could have won it too, but considering we were relegation candidates a year ago and Leicester were in the Premier league and champions a few years back, it wasn't really that bad of a result, we just need to get rid of the current owner and hope the new one doesn't have sewn up pockets.
@no1baggiefan couldn't agree more mate, how we ended up with the world's poorest billionaire I'll never know!