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I'm an experienced tutor and charge a reasonable rate. Prefer Awapuni area.
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Hi neighbours,
We're right in the thick of this year's Wasp Wipeout and thanks to your generous donations, we've raised over $10,000 for the Tasman Environmental Trust.
There's still plenty of work still to be done. We want this year to be the best yet for our donation … View moreHi neighbours,
We're right in the thick of this year's Wasp Wipeout and thanks to your generous donations, we've raised over $10,000 for the Tasman Environmental Trust.
There's still plenty of work still to be done. We want this year to be the best yet for our donation drive - so stand with our forests, stand with our native wildlife, stand with our volunteers and show your support.
Donate now and let's rid Aotearoa New Zealand of this destructive pest.
Hello Neighbourly Community. I was wondering if anyone has a spare teapot they would be willing to gift please. Thankyou.
We are based in Levin this Month Special on Carpet Cleaning.
One Bedroom and lounge $100 plus gst.
Two Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $140 plus gst.
Average size bedrooms Three Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $190 plus gst.
Average Size bedrooms. Four Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $250 plus gst.
Please … View moreWe are based in Levin this Month Special on Carpet Cleaning.
One Bedroom and lounge $100 plus gst.
Two Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $140 plus gst.
Average size bedrooms Three Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $190 plus gst.
Average Size bedrooms. Four Bedroom and Lounge, Hallway $250 plus gst.
Please Note.Price will be different for master bedrooms.
Only in Levin,Foxton,Waitarere.
Hi my name is Junior I've gone exploring and seem to have got a bit lost if you see me please contact my mum as she's a bit upset I'm chipped as well I'm 15 months old and want to be back with my brother and sister and mum I live around Park road … View moreHi my name is Junior I've gone exploring and seem to have got a bit lost if you see me please contact my mum as she's a bit upset I'm chipped as well I'm 15 months old and want to be back with my brother and sister and mum I live around Park road west end and Savage Cresent entrance
Hi neighbourly community. Does anybody know of the lady who does sewing alterations and repairs from home? Thank you for your help and assistance.
Is your velvet sofa looking less than luxe? Learn how to clean velvet furniture and keep it looking as sumptuous as the day you bought it.
Choosing velvet furniture is choosing to make a bold style statement in your space—there’s no ignoring its soft sheen, rich colour, and innate elegance. … View moreIs your velvet sofa looking less than luxe? Learn how to clean velvet furniture and keep it looking as sumptuous as the day you bought it.
Choosing velvet furniture is choosing to make a bold style statement in your space—there’s no ignoring its soft sheen, rich colour, and innate elegance. But velvet’s commanding presence also means that any discoloration or stains are that much more visible. No more hiding a dusty apartment…once the sunlight hits a velvet couch, there’s no hiding those annoying, allergy-inducing particles.
If you’ve opted for a bright, richly pigmented colour, like navy or chartreuse, we recommend avoiding direct sunlight, which can cause the fabric to fade. Consider window coverings substantial enough to protect your piece but lovely enough to catch the eye. Read on to learn how to clean velvet furniture and protect it from wear and tear and those inevitable spills.
Materials:
- Vacuum
- Absorbent cloth
- Soap and water or an upholstery cleaner
- Soft brush
Vacuum the fabric: Remember those pesky dust particles we were talking about? Well, in terms of regular maintenance, all you need to do to the item itself is give it a good dusting. We recommend regular vacuuming; a soft brush can also loosen surface dirt and brush it away.
Tackle spills the right way: If a friend does happen to spill their cocktail on your couch, White suggests blotting the area immediately with a clean, dry absorbent cloth. We then recommend mandating said friend to a different spot in your home. No one likes a party foul.
Test cleaning products: If a dried stain is staring you in the face and you just can’t help but do something about it, test any cleaning product (even basic soap and water) on a hidden spot to ensure it doesn’t ruin the fabric. Mix soap and water to create a sudsy solution. Use a soft cloth to blot the stain with the suds, then let the fabric dry completely.
Brush the fabric: Once the velvet is dry, use a soft, dry brush in the direction of the pile to restore its direction and loft. This will give the velvet that brand-new, never-been-touched look.
Turn to a professional: When in doubt, ask for help. It’s best to professionally clean the entire piece to ensure the colour remains uniform. To ensure your velvet furniture remains in optimal condition, you should have it professionally cleaned. Next up? Sit back, relax, and enjoy your good-as-new upholstery.
Is your velvet sofa looking less than luxe? Learn how to clean velvet furniture and keep it looking as sumptuous as the day you bought it.
Choosing velvet furniture is choosing to make a bold style statement in your space—there’s no ignoring its soft sheen, rich colour, and innate elegance. … View moreIs your velvet sofa looking less than luxe? Learn how to clean velvet furniture and keep it looking as sumptuous as the day you bought it.
Choosing velvet furniture is choosing to make a bold style statement in your space—there’s no ignoring its soft sheen, rich colour, and innate elegance. But velvet’s commanding presence also means that any discoloration or stains are that much more visible. No more hiding a dusty apartment…once the sunlight hits a velvet couch, there’s no hiding those annoying, allergy-inducing particles.
If you’ve opted for a bright, richly pigmented colour, like navy or chartreuse, we recommend avoiding direct sunlight, which can cause the fabric to fade. Consider window coverings substantial enough to protect your piece but lovely enough to catch the eye. Read on to learn how to clean velvet furniture and protect it from wear and tear and those inevitable spills.
Materials:
- Vacuum
- Absorbent cloth
- Soap and water or an upholstery cleaner
- Soft brush
Vacuum the fabric: Remember those pesky dust particles we were talking about? Well, in terms of regular maintenance, all you need to do to the item itself is give it a good dusting. We recommend regular vacuuming; a soft brush can also loosen surface dirt and brush it away.
Tackle spills the right way: If a friend does happen to spill their cocktail on your couch, White suggests blotting the area immediately with a clean, dry absorbent cloth. We then recommend mandating said friend to a different spot in your home. No one likes a party foul.
Test cleaning products: If a dried stain is staring you in the face and you just can’t help but do something about it, test any cleaning product (even basic soap and water) on a hidden spot to ensure it doesn’t ruin the fabric. Mix soap and water to create a sudsy solution. Use a soft cloth to blot the stain with the suds, then let the fabric dry completely.
Brush the fabric: Once the velvet is dry, use a soft, dry brush in the direction of the pile to restore its direction and loft. This will give the velvet that brand-new, never-been-touched look.
Turn to a professional: When in doubt, ask for help. It’s best to professionally clean the entire piece to ensure the colour remains uniform. To ensure your velvet furniture remains in optimal condition, you should have it professionally cleaned. Next up? Sit back, relax, and enjoy your good-as-new upholstery.
Hi Friends and Neighbours,
An awesome arrangement of fresh produce this coming week in our $15 packs. We expect the following:
Broccoli
Carrots
Potato
Onion
… View moreHi Friends and Neighbours,
An awesome arrangement of fresh produce this coming week in our $15 packs. We expect the following:
Broccoli
Carrots
Potato
Onion
New Season Pears
Oranges
Banana
Orders need to be in before noon on Tuesday. Orders received after this time will be processed the following week. Orders are a flat $15.
Pay online with Internet Banking. Details on how to do this can be found in the attached document including a list of locations where you can collect your order from. Pick up is Thurs 3 March.
Please Note: Sadly, Ochre Art Supplies will be closing; therefore, this week will be the last time we can collect our orders from there. A big heartfelt thank you to Carla who has been a wonderful support to the Vege Hub allowing the use of her premises. We are looking into an alternative collection point but for now we can collect from Allsorts Cafe (not far from Ochre Art Supplies)next to MSD on Main St.
Remember to take some bags!
Thanks.
The Vege Hub Team
** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKEND'S PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Saturday 9am: "Conversations" - Adrian from The Nikau Foundation talks with Nigel Hopkins....grant applications are also open now!!!
www.nikaufoundation.nz...
* Sat 10am: "Jazz … View more** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKEND'S PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Saturday 9am: "Conversations" - Adrian from The Nikau Foundation talks with Nigel Hopkins....grant applications are also open now!!!
www.nikaufoundation.nz...
* Sat 10am: "Jazz Actualities" - Adam Melville's time to entertain with an hour of eclectic jazz....
* Sat/Sun/Mon 3pm: Our weekly show from Rob Walker...it's the NZ Retro weekly top 40 - this weekend featuring music from late February 1993!
* Sat 6pm: " Tāring" - A bilingual programme from TWoA...
* Sat 8pm - 12am: "Rock Back the clock" - Dave Dee's picks for your Saturday night.
* Sunday 6.30am: "Factum Agri Show" - Bridging the urban/rural divide.
* Sun 7am: "Suzy and Friends" - Great stories, songs, fun, giveaways and shoutouts on this favourite of young and old...
* Sun 9am: "Children's Story" - Vivienne Bailey continues with the story, "Mallory Mallory" - a fabulous book from Books & Co. SH1 Otaki....has Arthur found Mallory yet???
* Monday 10.30am: "Political Point of View" - Graham Priest is back in the studio and will be talking with Greater Wellington Regional Councillor, Penny Gaylor.
* Mon 7pm: "HOT Topic" - Pete G is with Digby Paape at the Armstrong Motor Group test-driving the latest model Audi...🚗
**Find more of our programmes and podcasts on our website **
These versatile holders can be used to display favourite photos or for handmade place cards at a special dinner party. Paint them to co-ordinate with your room's décor or your party theme.
Find out how to create your own.
Where are the clothing bins in Palmerston north ? I am unable to find any ....please advise where you can take these now ..
Thanks
Hi there is there anyone who would have a few moments to put a TV up on my wall in the lounge Have the brackets here Just needs to be put up many thanks
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