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Changes to decor for different area of the country
Tip - get paint tester pots, but paint them on a bit of cardboard or wood, rather than the wall. They you can move the samples around the room, and between rooms, and see how they look in different places.
Thanks SDW - pretty much as I thought - but definitely something I will consider.
Having pulled down ceilings and removed decades old insulation materials as well as cleaning out a disgusting damp cellar I am well used to having to wear masks, boots, gloves, hazmat suits etc.
As you say a bit of a faff but sounds like it's worth the effort.
