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Kitchen floor
Unfortunately, I have a problem and I wonder if anyone here can help. Recently, I have bought a house as at the rented flat, moved as we got robbed...
Now we can see issue by issue with this new house.
We saw slugs coming in kitchen frim dishwasher, we moved it, it was all wet, floor from wood in piecies and rest of kitchen has tiles... no money for proper service, :eek: how can this be fixed well on our own does anyone can give any advice it will be much appreciated :money:
Now we can see issue by issue with this new house.
We saw slugs coming in kitchen frim dishwasher, we moved it, it was all wet, floor from wood in piecies and rest of kitchen has tiles... no money for proper service, :eek: how can this be fixed well on our own does anyone can give any advice it will be much appreciated :money:
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Your first step is to work out WHY the floor there is wet. Is the dishwasher leaking? Or some other problem. Until you fix that, there's little point fixing the floor.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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And put down salt anywhere they are coming in.
Piles of it.0
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