Why Softwash?
It is time to treat your home to a Softwash spruce up for all those summer BBQ parties. Softwash is the original, authentic, low-pressure cleaning process. “It’s a unique system that is not harsh on your home’s exterior,” says manager Stan Wilkins. “We don’t water-blast because that can damage the paint or surface of the building, allowing water to enter the wall cavities and lead to dampness and mould.” Instead the Softwash process gently neutralises and removes the mould, algae and other grime that’s harmful to paintwork, leaving your home looking like new again. Softwash also specialises in roof treatments and gutter cleaning. Decks, patios, paths, driveways and shade sails are transformed by the Softwash treatment too. Bothered by spiders and flies and the unsightly mess they leave behind inside and outside your home? Our technicians are licensed to treat indoor and outdoor areas for flies and spiders – eliminating those unsightly cobwebs and hordes of pesky flies. Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. “We offer a fast, efficient service that’s preceded by a free quote so you know exactly what the job will cost. There are no hidden costs.”
Be Loved this Spring! Reduced fee dog adoptions at SPCA start today
From 5-20 October only, SPCA dog and puppy adoption fees are 25% off. Plus, every dog adopter gets a free Simparica Trio flea, tick & worm treatment, and discount voucher.
We have more than 300 adoption-ready dogs and puppies nationwide, waiting for their happy forever after.
Visit www.spca.nz... to start your journey together.
Poll: Is it okay to grocery shop in your PJs?
I'm sure you've seen it while doing your weekly shop... In fact, it may have even been you.
What do you think about people heading to the supermarket in their pyjamas?
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14.3% It's fine!
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75.1% It's questionable
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10.6% Other - I'll share below
What do you think of this 11-year-old's chosen cause?
A Whangamatā 11-year-old has placed his award-winning mullet up for auction to raise money for Starship Hospital.
Kahū Hall, who named himself ‘Taco’ when he was three years old, is selling his mullet after growing it for three years. Taco said he was motivated to raise the money after his friend Evie Taylor stayed at Starship Hospital for a heart operation.
What do you think of this 11-year-old's chosen cause? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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