Tried to dig out a crack in the plaster moulding and made it way worse. What is the best way to repair this?
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Stripped wallpaper, paint underneath - what is the best way to prepare the wall for painting?
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Is there a way I can cut/remove this skirting board without it looking terrible?
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What the HELL is going on near Tower Bridge?
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Sprucing up kitchen - is it worth putting in a cooker hood?
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Sorry BBC but how the fuck is this "breaking news"?
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When will we finally get through the glut of Covid-era TV shows where everyone is stood a comically large distance apart?
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Question about having home insurance between exchange and completion
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Tenancy agreement states I must give 2 month's notice even when on a statutory periodic tenancy. Is this legal/enforceable?
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Tenancy agreement states I must give 2 month's notice even when on a statutory periodic tenancy. Is this legal/enforceable?
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Buying our first home but facing almost 3 months of overlapping rent and mortgage, what can I do in this situation?
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Is everything in Japan really as complicated as it seems?
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Is it feasible to travel Tokyo>Hakone and do the 'Hakone Loop' in a single day?
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Flat I am purchasing was marketed as share of freehold but have now found out it's a conventional leasehold. What would you do?
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Time waster has bought my item that I listed under a time-limited 90% off FVF offer. Is there any way to relist under this offer?
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Time waster has bought my item that I listed under a time-limited 90% off FVF offer. Is there any way to relist under this offer?
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Is 6 days enough to do Osaka/Kyoto and Hiroshima/Miyajama plus day trips?
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Struggling to plan the second half of my Japan trip in Osaka/Kyoto area
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Offer accepted on purchase of a flat, but landlord wants to renew our tenancy contract. What would you do in this situation?
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Would you buy a property opposite a football ground?
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Unfortunate ad placements?
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Is ground rent above £250 per year in London an issue?
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[PC][Early 2000s] 3rd person action game set on various planets in space, primarily vehicle based (martian rover type vehicle)
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