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  cheap, NBA ( paypal accept ) ( www.sneakerbiz.cn )         


Author: kongxin_hao
Date: May 2, 2008 23:46

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  cheap, air force one,air max ( paypal accept ) ( www.sneakerbiz.cn )         


Author: kongxin_hao
Date: May 2, 2008 23:32

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  CHINA WHOLESALE LACOSTE VERSACE SHOES FROM CHINA WHOLESALERS         


Author: myshoesbiz84
Date: May 2, 2008 18:28

Thenikeshoes DOT net

If you are interested in any of our products, please contact our
salesman and they will respond in 24 hours after hearing from you. If
you cannot find the shoes you are seeking for in the list, please also
contact with us and send us your photos, we will do our best to find
the shoes from our partners and satisfy you with our best service.

Our main customers are from Europe and North America and we know well
about the requirements for those markets, such as style number,
sticker and box details. We sincerely hope to establish beneficial
partnership with your valued company
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  Screwfix/Wickes garage doors         


Author: robert
Date: May 2, 2008 15:42

Grateful for any feedback on the quality of Screwfix or Wickes GRP
garage doors and ease (or otherwise) of fitting as replacement for
existing steel canopy door. The prices appear to be similar - around
£550.
--
Robert
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  A few questions         


Author: SamanthaBooth
Date: May 2, 2008 13:04

I am shortly due to move, the new house has concrete floors downstairs. I
want to retain as much heat as possible. Can I put down tinfoil on the
floor, then underlay and carpet? Would this help to retain the heat?

I need a real good UPVC window cleaner. Both inside and out the white
plastic is filthy beyond normal cleaning.

Thanks again Sam
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  Airflow Aidelle Extractor Fan noisy in cloakroom         


Author: theregistry786
Date: May 2, 2008 09:38

Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Suggestions please.

EM
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  (DIY) Double Glazing for Builders, Trade Window Suppliers         


Author: info
Date: May 2, 2008 08:58

I have for some time been looking around the net for some supply only
double glazing. I have spoke to many companies who are reluctant to
give prices online or over the phone. Then a friend of mine said he
had been to http://www.doubleglazingshop.co.uk online. He said within
2 hours he had his prices back and they were cheaper, faster, and a
better frame than his normal builders merchant. Does any one else have
any tips as to where I could try and save more money or should I just
stick with www.doubleglazingshop.co.uk
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  Re: ariel F connector to co-ax         


Author: Alan
Date: May 2, 2008 08:40

In message 4ax.com>, dave
127.0.0.1> wrote
>I just unpacked and assembled a TV antennae from Maplin and of course
>then realised the thing has an "F socket" (threaded) on it - not a
>good old coax.
>
>I could call Maplin and ask if they sell an adaptor but as I'd like to
>get a real answer before driving all the way back there - does anyone
>know if such an adaptor exists - or so I have to get a F plug and
>solder it on in the gloom of my loft :-(

F plugs twist on - the centre connector of the wire is the pin. You
should have got a F plug with your aerial. The last time I purchased F
plugs they were around 15p each.

http://www.satcure.co.uk/tech/fconn.htm

If a new aerial for digital TV make sure that the downlead is a decent
quality CT100 (or equivalent) with 100%% copper screening.

http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/coaxcablequalityhmdim.htm

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/CAPF100W.html
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  Lawnmower (Briggs and Stratton) makes screaming noise         


Author: Mark X
Date: May 2, 2008 08:30

Lawn mower makes an intermittent very loud screatching noise when in
use. The start pull cord loosens slightly when this happens and there
is some vibration from around the pull cord casing.

The mower is a Briggs and Stratton Sprint 375.

Any ideas?

Thanks
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  Velux blinds advice         


Author:
Date: May 2, 2008 08:09

Hi,

I'm after some helpful advice on velux window blinds for our new, south
facing kitchen extension. We have 4 veluxes in a 40sq. m. extension -
built into a sloping (not flat) roof in the (single-storey) extension.

We're just not sure how hot it's is going get be in this room and to
what degree Velux blinds can help us keep the heat down. There seem to
be 3 options:

1) 'Awning blinds', which are fitted to the outside of the windows.
The benefits seem to be:
- Out of sight when not in use
- Diffused light when in use
- Keeps the sun off the glass, because it's outside. Therefore
potentially helpful in preventing heat incursion.

But persumably does nothing for heat retention during the winter!

2) Blackout blinds
Apparently these have an aluminium backing which helps to keep out heat
but which also helps to keep heat in (in winter).
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