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Praises are being sung for Luvanto luxury vinyl flooring when it comes to the bathroom, with a special mention for its ease in maintaining its waterproof technologies and, above all, its cost effectiveness when it comes to implementing it as the best option.… Continue reading
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People often ask what is the difference between moissanite and diamond. They seem to look alike on the surface, and as a shopper you might not be able to tell them apart.… Continue reading
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Liverpool gyms have been given the green light to reopen, despite the region’s tier three Coronavirus restrictions – but many of us may not feel comfortable heading back to gyms just yet, given the current situation.… Continue reading
Whatever the level of your cooking skills, you want to have a kitchen appliance that can do exactly the job you need it to do. If you’re a beginner to intermediate-level cook, how do you choose the right appliance for the job?… Continue reading
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It seems that most people have been doing some kind of DIY or garden project during lockdown, and whilst we have been doing minor jobs around the house, it got me thinking what our next project could be.… Continue reading
Regular readers may recall that in 2016 we had an issue with our boiler that I posted about.
When a boiler breaks down, it really impacts family life. I wrote about the experience in an article titled Family Life When Your Boiler Breaks.… Continue reading
Washing is one of those jobs that never seems done isn’t it? No sooner have you reached the bottom of the laundry basket, than it’s full again with clothes you swore you only washed a couple of days ago.… Continue reading
If you’re thinking of applying for a mortgage, there are a number of factors you must take into consideration beforehand, the main thing being your finances. You will need to get your finances in order before you get started with speaking to lenders.… Continue reading
There remains a growing desire to reform Secondary education in the UK, after the chairman of the Education Select Committee Robert Halfon suggested that both GCSEs and A-Levels should be scrapped in the near-future.… Continue reading
First-time buyers guide to no deposit mortgages
Getting on the property ladder can be difficult, especially for young buyers attempting to buy their own home. Many people can’t afford to pay a large sum of money for a deposit, leaving them renting when they’d much rather own their own home.… Continue reading