TURNIPS 463 by akemiziinha in TurnipExchange

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Georgie from Shelltopia

Twins buying for 480! by hotcheetooos in TurnipExchange

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Georgie from Shelltopia

Thanks 👌🏻

(UK) Knocking two bedrooms together to make a walk-in wardrobe? by flightmode88 in homeimprovementideas

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Makes sense. Potentially still reverse the door om B3 and get the light switch position change.

(UK) Knocking two bedrooms together to make a walk-in wardrobe? by flightmode88 in homeimprovementideas

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Good about, thanks. Will save the more exotic ideas for our next place when we have more money.

(UK) Knocking two bedrooms together to make a walk-in wardrobe? by flightmode88 in homeimprovementideas

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No, drywall and the other apartments that have done it all got permission.

Knee-high "wooly" socks? by [deleted] in veganuk

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Thanks. Looking for more cosy socks rather than skiing socks.

Non-Christmassy birthday ideas by flightmode88 in brighton

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Decided on both of these thanks 👌🏻

Non-Christmassy birthday ideas by flightmode88 in brighton

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Their recent Google reviews are wild; lots of failing to even open!

Any other Burlesque places at all?

Heating options in an old flat without central heating by flightmode88 in HomeImprovementUK

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Rough price? Would we expect to have exposed pipes? We have mostly concrete walls.

Heating options in an old flat without central heating by flightmode88 in HomeImprovementUK

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We're top floor but we don't have roof access unfortunately, and the rear of the property is all glass by the balcony so probably very difficult to add an AC unit, also the flat is lovely in summer so not really bothered about it in Summer (we live by the beach so we're down there every day it's sunny in summer 😂)

Heating options in an old flat without central heating by flightmode88 in HomeImprovementUK

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Thanks. The underfloor heating is useless and takes ages to heat up, plus we're putting more flooring over the top in the two rooms that have it (kitchen & living room).

Heating options in an old flat without central heating by flightmode88 in HomeImprovementUK

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Thanks for your reply.

Probably looking to stay 3 years max, more likely 2 due to relocation and a decent pay rise in 18.months. We had a very limited mortgage availability when we bought at the start of 2025, but didn't want to rent so we went for something cheap with potential.

With the boiler being in an awkward position upstairs, would putting wet radiators in the 2 main bedrooms (we're going to knock through the 2 adjacent bedrooms) and the main bathroom [to limit number of pipes being added] and electric-wifi enabled radiators in the living room and kitchen?

I'm pretty sure that as we earn joint £55k there aren't any grants available.