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Has all the attachments etc but unfortunately, I broke a little bit off the base of the small blender as you can see in the photo. Have the pieces if you're handy with glue. The small blender still works fine but you just need to hold it whilst it does its thing
The main food processor … View moreHas all the attachments etc but unfortunately, I broke a little bit off the base of the small blender as you can see in the photo. Have the pieces if you're handy with glue. The small blender still works fine but you just need to hold it whilst it does its thing
The main food processor works fine and has all it's attachments
Downsizing before I move so out it goes
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Excellent condition, well looked after Mazda. Only owned by us in NZ, purchased on arrival in NZ from a dealer in 2018. Runs really well.
- Regular oil change and services - receipts/service info available. Last oil change 3/11/21
- 105xxxkm
- Towbar
- Aux cord for music
- Electric seat … View moreExcellent condition, well looked after Mazda. Only owned by us in NZ, purchased on arrival in NZ from a dealer in 2018. Runs really well.
- Regular oil change and services - receipts/service info available. Last oil change 3/11/21
- 105xxxkm
- Towbar
- Aux cord for music
- Electric seat positioning
- Reversing camera
- Brand new tyres on front and excellent condition on rear
Needed a new wind screen for its last warrant (which we have done) and other than that passed the warrant clean no problems.
No known issues with it whatsoever.
Only selling as we now have a business and a ute for work so not needing two vehicles.
A few small cosmetic scratches (can provide photos).
This is an incredibly well loved and looked after car that we’re sad to see go. Inspections welcome in Palmerston North. Please text or call to arrange.
Mazda Demio for sale. 2000 model 178,000km.
One NZ owner. Runs well, 5 star fuel rating.
Regularly serviced & maintained.
WOF 12/22
REGO 07/22
No accidents No dents, a few chips & scratches only
Ideal for Kombucha or beer
500 ml size
Selling for $15
New price in store $25
Pickup Hokowhitu
Casual Life Drawing is back on next week at Feilding Art Centre!
From 12pm to 2pm on April 6, come along and practice your drawing skills as our wonderful model presenting a range of poses for you to capture.
As this session is untutored, you'll find it's a relaxed setting suitable … View moreCasual Life Drawing is back on next week at Feilding Art Centre!
From 12pm to 2pm on April 6, come along and practice your drawing skills as our wonderful model presenting a range of poses for you to capture.
As this session is untutored, you'll find it's a relaxed setting suitable for experienced artists looking to brush up on their technique, and new artists just looking to give life drawing a go.
Entry is $20. Pay at the door or via feildingartsociety.com/classes
Hey Neighbours,
Matty McLean from tvnz breakfast show and two friends have started their own weekly podcast, its pretty fun to listen to, look out for a new episode every Wednesday called "Out the gayte" find em on spotify:
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In this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING: What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the … View moreIn this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING: What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the transfer of excess dye from one surface to another due to rubbing and friction. The issue is increased by certain atmospheric conditions such as humidity and temperature.
Likely cause: In a situation where the dye is transferring out of the upholstery fabric (for instance a red fabric is turning pink) it will usually be a result of either poor quality dyes used during textile manufacturing or that the dyes were not set correctly during the dyeing and finishing process. Crocking can also occur when dye is transferred from an outside source onto the upholstery fabric, for instance a pair of new jeans can transfer blue dye on to your sofa giving it a grubby appearance.
Remedy: The key thing to establish with crocking is whether the discolouration is due to dye transferring out of your upholstery fabric or on to it from an external source. If it is transferring out of the fabric then it is important to check that some substance e.g. a solvent based product, has not come into contact with the fabric and affected the dyes. If all of the above can be ruled out then a genuine fabric issue may be the cause and the fabric will need to be replaced from another batch or alternative fabric.
FADING: What is it? Discolouration or lightening of the dye in a fabric due to exposure to ultraviolet light. Constant exposure to high levels of direct ultraviolet light can also result in fibre degradation, causing the fabric fibres to become brittle, which may result in areas of breakage.
Likely Cause: It is important to note that no fabric is 100% colourfast (resistant to fading), however discolouration can generally be attributed to the use of poor quality dyes during fabric manufacturing or due to constant direct exposure to ultraviolet light with inadequate protection. Ironically ultraviolet damage occurs more during the winter months when the sun is sitting lower in the sky and sun filters/curtains are often left open during the day to increase light flow into a room.
Remedy: Once an upholstery fabric has faded there is nothing that can be done to reverse the issue other than recovering the affected piece of furniture. It is therefore very important that furniture is positioned to protect it from constant direct sunlight and of course the use of quality sun-filters and lined curtains at the window will help to reduce your furniture’s exposure to harmful UV light. Regular rotation of reversible cushions is advisable so that both fading and wear occur evenly. We also recommend rotating the placement of your furniture in relation to exposed windows for the same reason.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Temperatures are going down, but it's easy to bring the warmth up at home without heating up your power bill or our planet.
It's second nature to us to add layers when we go out. We pull on socks, leggings, jumpers, coats, and hats.
For a warm and inviting winter home, layer up … View moreTemperatures are going down, but it's easy to bring the warmth up at home without heating up your power bill or our planet.
It's second nature to us to add layers when we go out. We pull on socks, leggings, jumpers, coats, and hats.
For a warm and inviting winter home, layer up your spaces with our growing range of sustainable and affordable cushions, throws, and furniture.
Start adding your layers today and by the time winter really kicks in, you'll be ready to kick back and relax.
Hi neighbourly community. Can we please be considered for some feijoas that are surplus to requirements?. Thank you.
So have been hearing that 2nd booster will be needed soon. Does anyone know when it will be available? How many more boosters can we get?
As we have seen with the flooding in New South Wales and Queensland in Australia, climate can pose a significant threat to our homes!
Thousands of people have been evacuated, and many made homeless as a result of the floods. Our homes are often our most significant investments, and the cost of … View moreAs we have seen with the flooding in New South Wales and Queensland in Australia, climate can pose a significant threat to our homes!
Thousands of people have been evacuated, and many made homeless as a result of the floods. Our homes are often our most significant investments, and the cost of these events can be devastating!
Using the Climate Insights residential property tool, you can identify any risks that your home may face in the future with a changing climate. This information, along with adaptation options, allows you to prepare!
Putting a tasty and nutritious meal in front of our families each night is important for many of us, but with work, school, and activities in the way, it can also become a stressful chore.
Dinner Sorted delivers a week's worth of delicious, satisfying recipes that should please the whole … View morePutting a tasty and nutritious meal in front of our families each night is important for many of us, but with work, school, and activities in the way, it can also become a stressful chore.
Dinner Sorted delivers a week's worth of delicious, satisfying recipes that should please the whole family, sent to your inbox on Saturday mornings. As a bonus you'll also get our Weekend Baking collection, perfect for filling the baking tins, lunchboxes, or just that 4pm gap.
Subscribe by 5pm on 4 April and go in the draw to win a 65" Sony TV. For details and T&Cs see here.
Sign up here (it's free!).
Sold something in record time? Reunited with a furry friend? Or maybe you formed a friendship with a neighbour? We'd love to hear about it.
Tell us your best Neighbourly story and you could win a prize from our spot prize cupboard. We’re looking for stories from our member's … View moreSold something in record time? Reunited with a furry friend? Or maybe you formed a friendship with a neighbour? We'd love to hear about it.
Tell us your best Neighbourly story and you could win a prize from our spot prize cupboard. We’re looking for stories from our member's experiences with Neighbourly. It doesn't have to be anything momentous; some of the simplest stories are the most heart-warming.
Hi everyone,
With overseas tourists set to return to NZ shortly, we're looking at doing a light-hearted piece on the odd questions Kiwis have been asked about NZ. You may have seen the post doing the rounds on social media at the moment asking whether English is spoken here and suggesting NZ … View moreHi everyone,
With overseas tourists set to return to NZ shortly, we're looking at doing a light-hearted piece on the odd questions Kiwis have been asked about NZ. You may have seen the post doing the rounds on social media at the moment asking whether English is spoken here and suggesting NZ is a state of Australia (see below). Have you ever been asked anything surprising about NZ? Feel free to message me or comment below. Please put 'NFP' (not for publication) in your comment if you do not want it or your name included in the article. Thanks very much for your help and happy travels.
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