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Renovating old 1960s house in Poland. My late father-in-law did electrical installation around 1990s and it failed. Electrician installed a makeshift, over-the-wall installation and quoted us several hundred PLN for expa...

This always feels awkward to do but My band Boom Boom Womb just put out a new single 'sweet sugar' ...have a listen if maybe you're looking for something new https://open.spotify.com/track/15GB4pLt9ONmfiDJqWMC8o?si=71xT4...

I have an appointment booked with a psychiatrist to get a referral letter for top surgery. I said on the form that I’m on testosterone but I didn’t provide details. If they ask where I’m getting my T from directly, will ...

Hello DIY UK Redditors, I have a concrete slab (old) at the bottom of my stairs and want to install some tiles. My dad has done this previously but they didn’t stick! I’ve done a bit of research and it suggests that we n...

I have an appointment booked with a psychiatrist to get a referral letter for top surgery. I said on the form that I’m on testosterone but I didn’t provide details. If they ask where I’m getting my T from directly, will ...

Hello! My partner and I recently moved into our first home, which was built ~1960s. I’m trying to work out what to do with the cracks to the interior wall of one of the bedrooms. Outside I can see that there is clearly s...

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We’ve bought a Bluetooth, LED mirror for our bathroom. This will be fed from the main ceiling light. I had planned to put a fused spur in the attic so that it’s not visible in the bathroom but the cable on the mirror is ...

I have a leaky shower and I feel like if I knew the right part to get I might be able to replace it myself, but the shower has been here since I moved in and I've no idea of make/model nor do I have any paperwork. Can an...

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Hi DIY Uk, I am currently repairing my kitchen windowsill. It mostly needed a new coat of paint, but water made it through the paint and blew the MDF so I’ve taken it to do a (best I can do) repair. I’m in a small flat w...

Writing this mainly to encourage anyone else new to plastering who is considering trying it. Some comments on other threads are sort of "don't waste your time, pay a professional for a proper job"... Sure, but if you're ...

I'm in England. Please bear with me this is protracted and has taken 2 months to go nowhere. I bought a Keter shed from Robert Dyas in early May, who in turn had Keter fulfil the order. The shed arrived 19th May; the bui...

I did DIY solar on our house last year. Electrics were signed off by electrician. I didn’t realise panels needed building regulations. How can I prove the roof is strong enough please? submitted by /u/Jayjayuk85 to r/diy...

Anyone else excited for July so we can change the calendar from this interesting choice of a month photo! I’m just saying Dan and phil, as the first year you are openly out and you don’t do a gay photo for the pride mont...

Just stuff us Brits do diy [link]

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Still need to sand and repaint all skirtings and tidy a few bits up. But big improvement. submitted by /u/jpthelad to r/DIYUK [link] [comments]

This is a very rare survivor. Made in 1865, the very end of the Great Inflation, this is a ball gown of cream colored silk with a cotton gauze over-skirt and bodice detail. What makes this such a rarity is the material u...

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