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    How do I get my oven door clean? I've tried a few 'hacks' but they haven't worked. I think it's because the grease has hardened on over time. Any tips or product suggestions that will work?

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    I live in a terraced house and have just noticed that I can see daylight from the attic through a hole. However, the hole is in the area of the dividing wall between my house and next door, so could technically be on their side. Should I be worried about this and how can I resolve it? I do have pictures if needed

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    Hourly cost of kitchen fitters in Wolverhampton
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    Over the back of where I live there is a block of flats that has a water tank room and I've noticed the last few weeks there is a constant humming noise and vibration coming from it that I can here and feel from my house. Its got worse each day. I have reported it to the company who manage the block of flats and they said they sent an engineer to inspect it and he couldn't here anything witch is ridiculous and he must be toned death. Do you think there is a fault and should I report it to the environmental health at my local council?

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    We have a GEC night storage boiler which a specialist has confirmed is working properly. The boiler heats the water that flows through the underfloor pipework. We believe there is a a problem with the underfloor heating manifold which means that the 5 wall thermostats have no control over the underfloor heating. Currently, we charge the boiler all night in order to get any heat the next day. The daytime heating is throughout the whole house even though we only need it in 1 room at any time. The night storage heating is used up sometime in the early evening. We need someone to diagnose the fault with the manifold.

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    Having our old cottage re-tendered, hacked it off already and there is a 18”- 2’ bit at the bottom which are flint stones. Love the look and would like to try to keep them exposed to show the character. however obviously a lot of cement on many of them and just wondered if there was something we could use to dissolve the residue or in some place, remove chunks of cement to clean them up ? Any suggestions please?!!!

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