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I don't mind a little rolling of the corners, as the boards will be taped and jointed anyway, which will cover those inperfections.

I think you may be in the states, is that right? I've heard you don't have switched sockets out there, so localised isolation would be a problem. If you have a main fuse board, you could turn off the cooker from the main switch, double checking it's safe of course, and do the cleaning with the cooker isolated from the mains. Would that work for you?

Yup. Still working although one comment I do have is that if you wind the handle too hard, it does make the drill and therefore the drill bit deflect a little bit.

@@essentialhandyman So slow and easy. Got it. Many thanks.

@@whoDatBeDare exactly. Cheers.

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100%. So sad.

They’re some sick individuals around for sure. Stay safe my friend.

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Thanks for watching and commenting. Maybe I'll do a 'shorts' video with just the relevant information in it. Cheers.

Hi Jaylink. The one in the video isn't available on Amazon anymore, so I chose one that seemed appropriate with some good reviews but no, I've not used that one. However, afteer your comment, I did a check of the products online and found the product I usually use, (it wasn't available on Amazon when I did my video) which works really well. All of them are watered down as 100% hydrochloric acid would most likely be too strong and damage stuff.

That was a key loaned to me by a local authority I was working on benalf of. I had to give it back when I left them but I'm keeping me eye out for another one.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by a second lock. Feel free to post me a photo of it on one of my gsceposy posts.

Hi, I'm registered disabled, so when I in town in the evening, after a certain time disabled toilets are locked, and a radar key won't open them on its own. I'm fairly sure it's a ERA 3 Lever key for a mortice lock.

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I don't think the water based paints have a patch on oil based paints for durability and workability. They do smell a lot less though.

@@essentialhandyman yes oil based is definitely better especially for interiors there are 2 water based ones that are as good or almost as good but i think there for interiors only

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Thanks for watching and commenting. II agree, metal hooks would be much better than the plastic ones. Please remember to subscribe to my channel, turn on notifications and to watch a few of my other videos, for more helpful advice.

Hi Phil. Long time no speak. Hope you're doing well mate. Like you, I'm gonna put some more on the roof, to double down on the coverage. I was waiting for better weather, so I could do all the joints. I guess with 70 - 80 degrees all this week, I should be cracking on with it ASAP. Before the rain comes back. As you say, it should be good for a few more years. Cheers mate,.

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Lol, most people would say porn! Hahahaha. Please remember to subscribe to my channel and check out a few of my other videos, for more helpful advice.

@@essentialhandyman fair enough. After porn, this is exactly what the internet was invented for! great job

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Hi Stuart. FB keys were bought in (in the UK) to standardise access to places that the fire brigade were likely to need to get into. I suspect to stop them using their big, four foot long, axe shaped keys 😏 to get into locked cupboards. They're traditionally Chubb type locks on cupboards housing equipment such as electrical swiitchgear, water stop cocks, lift motor rooms etc. They also do FB padlocks, which may be used for similar situations but also access to things like roofs, plant rooms etc. You can buy a full set of FB keys online for less than a tenner. Although nowadays, quite a few places have moved over to something called Gerda keys. They're way more expensive, with keys costing between £30 and £250 each. Please remember to subscribe to my channel and check out a few of my other videos, for more helpful advice.

Me neither. It wan't something I was showed, it was just one of the things I tried after getting fed up of staples breaking off all the time. Please remember to subscribe to my channel and check out a few of my other videos, for more helpful advice.

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Thnks for watching and commenting. It needs to be left in at least 30 minutes but I tend to go for about 5 hours, to make sure it all gets removed. Please remember to subscribe to my channel and watch a few of my other videos for more helpful advice.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I might have missed that. It looked pretty good to me. When in the video are you referring to.

@@essentialhandyman No, problem. Still your vide was useful and I think we can live without that laser.

Sometimes it goes that way for me too. But it depends on the substance I'm trying to remove. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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Hmmm, King Ian. It's got a ring to it!!!! Please remember to subscribe to my channel and watch a few of my other videos, for more helpful advice. Cheers.

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Sorry mate, not sure I understand what you're saying.

I've heard of knock out but don't think I've used it. Is it intended for limescale removal? Are you UK based?

@@essentialhandyman yes in the UK. Yes it is but no good for toilets.

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If it's ceramic tiles and standard grout, I'd guess it can be used. However, like anything you're trying for the first time, make sure you test a small section first, to see how the chemicals react. Keep an eye on it thought, just in case you don't like what you're seeing. Please remember to subscribe and watch a few of my other videos for more heklpful advice and handy tips.

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Sometimes you think you've cleaned it thoroughly but you need to spend more time getting in all the nooks and crannies. Please remember to subscribe and watch a few of my other videos for more heklpful advice and handy tips.

What can I say. I like a bit of a waffle I'm afraid. Thanks for watching.

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Lol, I get stopped all the time!

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