Boofalah asked:


I had a leak from my shower into the adjacent bedroom recently. The shower leak is now well fixed, I have been told by the tradesmen. This was completed 3 weeks ago. The wall in the bedroom has been replastered and repainted within the last week. It still smells damp, and small bubbles are on the paint. Is it possible that this is residual water and the wall has not had a chance to dry properly? Or do we have an unfixed leak?

traveltony asked:


I going to Madrid this June planning to stay 90 days. It is too much time for paying a Hostal or even a Hostel at $15 or
$20 a day. Can I beat this price renting a bedroom with a family? How do I go about it. The only web site I could find was easypiso, but it is mainly for young people. I am 62.

Fate asked:


People have told me my bedroom smells of old socks and I do on occasion leave some clothes lying about on the floor. My window is always open too but this doesn’t seem to be helping.

What can I do?

jonathan asked:


Why many of you are keeping your bed room like a disaster area?Why you can’t keep it clean & neat?Are you that lazy and messy?How can you sleep and live in that bed room?

dubbledxu asked:


I plan on restaining my set of bedroom furniture. I was told to strip the old finish first with chemical stripper and then finely sand the surfaces with a smooth sandpaper.

I’ve done plenty of sanding, but havent ever used chemical stripper. What tips should i know? The legs of my night stand have some detailing, but not too much overall. What is the best kind of chemical stripper? Do i need any specialty tools to help it remove the stain quicker, easier, more evenly?