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Hi All, I am looking to get an old arched cast iron fireplace sandblasted so that I can paint it black again it has rust on the part where you put the coals on etc just want to get it cleaned up, so I can get it painted and fitted for xmas. Can anyone recommend anyway. Thanks In advance.

Thankyou to all I am going to give Castle Dental a call can anyone tell me what their charges are like, are they very expensive. Obviously I want to find a dentist that i am happy with and comfortable with and to stay with.

Hi I wandered if anyone can recommend a good dentist for me to register with in sheffield possibly S2, S7, S8, S11. I wanted some feedback before I register myself as you hear so many horrible stories, so If anyone could recommend a decent not to expensive dentist I would really appreciate it. I don't really want to go to charles clifford. And I am desperate to find one. Many thanks to all.

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Hi where can you buy the sticky mats. Many Thanks ---------- Post added 11-11-2013 at 14:14 ---------- Hi nakita, Do you mean the poison blocks, could you tell me where you would buy them from. I have an old wooden floor and we moved all of the furniture to check for holes as we couldn't find any droppings or traces, we did find a good sized hole under my large pine drawers which we covered quite securely, as this is where we thought they must be coming in, whether one had got out and has no where else to go and hide because it can't get back in, I think by the looks of it... hopefully it may only be that one. Can't believe it tried to nest in your dried flowers....eeeeeek

Hi nikita, Thanks for the advice, I have had one or two people say they have probably come from next door but who knows, I know mice just find some where comfy to live and to get some supply of food. I haven't got occ but I am clean so they won't find any food lying about in my house, the thing is I saw one in the kitchen which was the only one seen and it was caught in a trap with peanut butter on it the next day. There is one in the bedroom but not going to the traps as I have said before, someone has said not to set them for a few days to get the rodants trust, I don't know. Many Thanks ---------- Post added 11-11-2013 at 13:13 ---------- What are suggesting then.

I have been told that these ultra sonic sounds are just to keep them away, rather than getting rid ?? ---------- Post added 11-11-2013 at 12:12 ---------- Thankyou for taking the time to send me some good advice, I will try B & Q again but I think they had to stop selling the wooden traps because it came under the cruelty act!

Thanks.....I have seen the mouse, but can't understand why it hasn't gone to the trap with the bait on it, I have read that they are quite savvy regarding the traps I had put a small piece of chocolate on it and its been a few days and nothing caught, so I have now put a large piece of cracker with some peanut butter

Many thanks.....they don't seem to be in the kitchen as there are no traces whatsoever, why they are in the bedroom area I just don't know, I am really clean so they won't find any bits of food *!!**??*? the thing is I am sleeping downstairs I won't rest till they are gone. ---------- Post added 11-11-2013 at 11:16 ---------- Hi...thanks for the tips, I do have the trap showing on the link you have sent me. The thing is it hasn't caught one in the bedroom yet, so I can't understand why the one mouse that I have seen is avoiding it, I creeped into the bedroom last night turning on the light and just caught it scurrying across the floor it stopped in its tracks then ran under the bed, we have checked all around for small hole but can't find anymore that they could get through, I have a plaster type airvent on the chimney breast wall should this be covered ??

Hi, I spotted a mouse running across my kitchen floor a few weeks ago, so immediatley went and bought a mouse trap set it in the kitchen with peanut butter, the next morning the little critter had been caught. I cleaned the kitchen and blocked up any small holes, I haven't seen another one so thinking that was it, i was wrong I was laid in bed when I could hear some scratching I think it was coming from under the floorboards as I don't have a carpet on the floor and it was very clear, the following night watching tv in my room I saw it scurry along the skirting board and disappear, I have put traps down but they are not going to them, I have done chocolate, peanut butter etc.. but it's not working, I have asked next door as I live in a terraced house, she has heard this scratching in her bedroom for a few weeks so I have informed her that it is mice. Can anyone give me some tips or good advice on how to get rid of them. I have lived in this house for 23 years and never had mice. Please help

Hi, thanks for that but no one is telling me if they charge to come out and quote for whatever needs doing. Thanks

S2 Bramall Lane

Do you charge to call out and quote for the job.

One thing I have noticed is that when i turn the filling loop to the down position to let the water enter at first I used to hear the water entering but now I don't, although the pressure does rise and click everything back on again, but now it rises so slowly you are stood there for a good few minutes before it reaches 1.0 bar. What do you charge.

Yes it does.