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The cost is dependant on a number of factors, some of which are as follows;

1. area of floor boards to be replaced. This is a factor as an area rate ususlly drops when you are doing a larger area comparitively with a smaller area. ie a tradesperson will not want to replace a single board for you when a number of others want half a house done, and this will reflect in the price per swuare metre/foot.

2. type of timber used. Some types are more expensive than others. and availability. This may also affect labour rate as a hardwood is more damaging on tools and takes longer to work.

3. cost of replacement material and whether it is new or recycled. you may make a saving on reusing second hand material but those savings may be lost if a tradesperson charges you at a higher rate because it is more time consuming to use second hand material, see point 4.

4. type of tradesperson used and what the value of their time. ie its cheaper to use an apprentice than a skilled and experienced person, however it often reflects in the quality of workmanship which lasts a lot longer than your memory of the savings made. also if you ask a tradesperson to use recycled or second hand replacement boards they may charge more as the job becomes more time consuming for the tradeperson.

5. type of finish chosen and whether you are to match existing, or redo the whole area. Note, finishing includes sanding as well as and painting, oiling, clearfinishing etc.

The basic principles of a drinking straw are very old, probably dating back to pre-historic times.

The straw is believed to go back to the Sumerians of ancient Mesopotamia, who used natural materials to form cylindrical drinking funnels so they could drink beer - doing to through a straw helped them avoid the sediments left over from the fermentation process.

Straws used for drinking liquids were made from rye-grass, and tended to give drinks a grassy flavour, so weren't very popular, even though they were practical.

The modern drinking straw was actually patented on 3 December 1888 by Marvin Chester Stone who was employed at a paper cigarette holder factory in Washington DC. He used a fine piece of paper from the cigarette holder factory, rolled it around a pencil then coated it in wax to prevent it becoming waterlogged.

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anionic sfurface active agent that is surfactant is the manily washing ingredient.its normally works on non fatty dirt.

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if the care label says you can wash it you can. if it says dry clean only then don't wash it or it could fade or shrink. if you do hand wash it don't put it in the dryer, let it air dry and if you need to get wrinkles out be very careful because if the iron is too hot it will melt your shirt. viscose is a type of polyester.

Washing machines vary, but on the regular size washers it is usually about ten minutes. The large washing machines take longer.

sorry sir, but the iron and ironing board are currently unavailable. Please try tomorrow to check if they are available. Thank u for your cooperation.

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No, in fact, if the iron is too hot it could break down or damage the sateen. You can iron if needed, but put the iron on a lower setting and place a pressing cloth between the iron and the sateen sheet.

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Modal is another word for Rayon, which is another word for polyester. Read the care label because sometimes it can be washed and sometimes it cannot. If there is no care label then the safest thing to do is to have it dry cleaned.

the relation between these two department are very important. the laundry department are the ones who washes the guest clothing. the housekeeping department are the ones who communicates with the guest more and so they then inform the laundry department on request made by the guest.

20to30 on average for top loaders and 5 for front loaders

How much money a year is spent on chocolate?

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responsible for the pick up and delivery of laundry items of guests and also those for house use.

It depends on which part it is leaking. It might be a loose drain pipe. when it spins, the motion loosens the pipes. Check the origin of the leak and try to tighten the pipes. You can always refer to http://www.washingmachineadvisor.com if you have not solved your problem yet.

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Liquid fabric softener that has been capped will change to the correct viscosity when it warms. The thick look to it is not a function of the stuff. If it pours out into the measuring container, then it is just fine. Don't worry about getting too much if it is cold and does not act properly. It's merely a function of cold on the ingredients, it has not lost moisture. Let the bottle warm up and it will be be just the same as before.

After it gets cold, it does not thin back out on its own. I found directions on the side of the bottle that said if this happened, add a capful of water to the bottle, and shake. Keep doing this a capful at a time, until it gets back to regular consistency.

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Cleanness. It will make the others to smile and happy. it is nice if it's clean.

Yes, fabric softener works by coating the fabric fibers to reduce friction, making clothes feel softer and reducing static cling. It also helps to release wrinkles, making clothes easier to iron.

Woollen garments should be washed in cold water to prevent shrinkage and damage to the fibers. Hot water can cause the wool to felt, leading to a loss of shape and texture. Cold water is gentler and helps maintain the integrity and softness of the wool, ensuring that the garment lasts longer. Additionally, using cold water is more energy-efficient, making it an eco-friendly choice.