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Anatomy of a DPC Cream – What Makes Dryzone Superior?

Forty years at the forefront of research and development in chemical DPCs have resulted in Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream and Dryrod Damp-Proofing Rods. These silane/siloxane-based treatments are the most flexible and effective chemical rising damp treatments on the market today. To understand the benefits, explore DPC cream composition to see why Dryzone excels.

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How to Get Rid of Carpet Beetles

Carpet Beetles nestle amongst your soft furnishings, laying eggs that hatch into larvae hungry for soft furnishings. Carpet Beetles don’t refer to just one type of beetle, but a whole family of Dermestid beetles that all feed on natural fibres. These Beetles can damage your clothes, furnishing and yes, your carpet. Carpet Beetles have plagued museum collections. If an infestation…

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How to Clean a Garden Shed

When starting a wood restoration project, preparation is key. Wood exposed to the elements often accumulates dirt, grime, algae, mold, and other surface growth. The first step is to clean the wood. Dirt, debris and grime can prevent wood finishes from adhering to wood properly, leading to an uneven finish and reduced effectiveness. We’ve restored a shed to illustrate this…

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How to Protect Your Potting Shed

Experienced gardeners understand the importance of a secure potting shed, a sanctuary for plants and relaxation. The last thing you want to warp or crack is the roof over your head, and that’s the part of the roof most exposed to the elements.  Biocidal protection with Roxil Coloured Wood PreserverMoisture protection with Roxil Wood Protection Cream

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10 Modern Garden Ideas to Spruce up Your Space for Summer

Sheds have their place, but there’s more to outdoor wooden buildings than just a place to hide the lawnmower. Timber is a versatile material. It is capable of being bent, cut and painted into almost any type of structure. As an added plus, wood is much cheaper than steel in raw material costs. The freedom and malleability of timber allows…

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Waterproofing Wood Treatments in the Garden

Picture this: It's the first sunny Sunday of the year, and you want to enjoy your garden. However, your wooden deck is covered in slippery green algae, and your furniture and fence aren't any better. This isn't the tranquil oasis you envisioned. We often assume our newly bought garden furniture is already treated, but it's likely not. While oil stains…

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How to Get Rid of Black Garden Ants Around the Home

Have you noticed any ants scurrying across your home or in your garden yet? The weather is getting warmer, and so UK pests are emerging earlier every spring. Do you need to get rid of black garden ants in the home and garden? Here’s everything you need to know about one of the UK’s most common pests.

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Mouldy Walls? Here’s What Not to Do

It’s easy to not realise you’ve got a condensation problem until black mould begins to bloom in a dark corner. Although learning how to control levels of excess condensation is the best thing to do in the long run, it doesn’t get rid of mouldy walls NOW. Quick fixes often hide black mould stains but don’t solve the underlying problem…

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How To Use Decking Oils: A Guide

Decking oils are designed to enhance the natural beauty of the wood while providing a protective layer against the elements. When it comes to protecting outdoor decks, furniture, and fencing, decking oils are a popular choice. It's important to understand the advantages and disadvantages of using wood oils to make an informed decision for your outdoor wooden structures. Read on…

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Mould Spores in Summer: What You Need to Know

We worry about mould growth in the home during winter, when we’ve all got the central heating at maximum to combat the chill. Mold spore counts are as prevalent in summer as in winter, if not more. Mould spores hitch a ride on pollen grains as they circulate through the air, worsening summer allergies. A research team from the University…

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Condensation in the House – 4 Reasons to Reduce it

Ventilation isn’t always an easy task, especially in a busy working home. Reminders to keep windows open and wet clothes off the radiator go ignored, especially when teenagers are involved. So why expend effort trying to reduce condensation in the house? It’s important to remind ourselves why condensation should be avoided before the wallpaper begins to peel and black mould…

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5 Lifestyle Changes to Stop Condensation

Condensation forms when warm moisture meets a cool surface. High condensation levels indicate excessive home humidity, which can lead to damp and mold issues. Combat this by reducing humidity through lifestyle changes to protect against health problems. Common trouble spots include window frames and ceilings.

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