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Lockdown could be a good time to address domestic annoyances. Who better to canvas for ingenious solutions - from a knife rack to mask hooks - than Guardian readers I framed and hung the art, photographs and posters I had collected over years of travelling, but had never bothered to display (or had been unable to because I was renting). Not only did it make my flat a lot more personal, but I was also able to cover some of the dodgy plasterwork - a win-win. For ages, I was put off by the price ...

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Thames Water says design is more likely to leak as Waterwise warns 400m litres are being lost from UK toilets a day Toilets specially designed to save water are wasting more than they conserve, the UKs largest water firm has warned. Campaigners have warned for years that dual-flush toilets, introduced as more efficient alternatives that were expected to use less than half the amount of water per flush, are more prone to leaks. Related: England could run short of water within 25 years ...

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All that was needed was a ballcock replaced and it wont even explain how it cost that much On my first post-lockdown visit to my 78-year-old mother who lives alone in Salisbury, I found her visibly upset. It soon emerged that she had asked a plumbing company called Rightio to replace a ballcock in her toilet and it later charged her �329. It also appeared to have signed her up to some kind of care plan costing �9.50 a month. Rightio is a national firm that appears to sub contract local ...

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With no letup from Covid in sight, we look at how you can get more work space at home For millions of us, homeworking is here to stay for a while longer at least and some anticipate that they will never return to the office. However, many have struggled to find a satisfactory spot in their home where they can get on with their work undisturbed. So its not surprising that lots of homeowners have been eyeing up their garden as a potential new working environment. �45 Ikeas Torkel swivel cha...

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After living in 20 rented units over 24 years, I was suddenly a homeowner - and I allowed my emotional detachment with where I live to finally fall away I owned my first house when I was 10 years old. My art teacher back then taught my class about different styles of houses, and let us design and make our own out of clay. Mine was a two-story Victorian with a steep roof and a fat gothic tower, with lacy white gingerbread trim that adorned the eaves. Looking back on all those years of keeping...

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What do you do if you are an artist confined mainly to your home Transform the place, of course I have spent lockdown with my partner, Luke Morgan, and my dog, Elvis, in our live-work building in London. We moved here in 2005: I had done so much work on my previous house, I couldnt face another project, so painted the walls white and lived with it. That changed in lockdown; most of my commissions were cancelled, and I was finally able to get going. We dont have children, my parents are no long...

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Trauma researchers have found that even months after falling from a ladder, patients still suffer, and plead that Australians be more cautious We see ladder climbing as quite a benign thing to do, says Dr Helen Ackland, a researcher at the National Trauma Research Institute. When someone dies in a car accident we hear about it on the news, when someone dies from a ladder, its not on the news. However, that perception does not match up to reality. In 2018, 22 people died in ladder-related fall...

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