From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

"Conrad Edwards" wrote in message
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From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

Gold leaf?

The Q

In article ,
says...
From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

Looking at the amount that dimwit used - PVA seems the best value for
money. Bloody awful idea.

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Hywel I do not eat quiche
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/mfaq.php

Hmm... didn't see the program myself... However..

Was it inside or outside walls... Not sure that PVA
would be best for outside..

If inside I would suggest flour and water like my dad
used for wallpaper back in the 1950's. Very organic!

BTW Hywel - I see you don't bother with any of this
namby pamby high level stuff... you programme down
on the bare metal...:-)

Roy

"Hywel Jenkins" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...
From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

Looking at the amount that dimwit used - PVA seems the best value for
money. Bloody awful idea.

--
Hywel I do not eat quiche
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/mfaq.php

In article , group
says...
"Hywel Jenkins" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...
From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

Looking at the amount that dimwit used - PVA seems the best value for
money. Bloody awful idea.

BTW Hywel - I see you don't bother with any of this
namby pamby high level stuff... you programme down
on the bare metal...:-)

Indeed. At the moment I have the cover of my Athlon 1800XP processor so
that I can flick the resistors with some tweezers. Binary was far too
easy for me.


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Hywel I do not eat quiche
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/
http://hyweljenkins.co.uk/mfaq.php

On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 20:40:20 +0100, "RzB"
wrote:

Hmm... didn't see the program myself... However..

Was it inside or outside walls... Not sure that PVA
would be best for outside..

If inside I would suggest flour and water like my dad
used for wallpaper back in the 1950's. Very organic!

BTW Hywel - I see you don't bother with any of this
namby pamby high level stuff... you programme down
on the bare metal...:-)

Roy

Inside surrounding a mirror... whoever put the original article in the
magazine she copied the idea from must have been ****ing themselves
that they published the idea in the first place let alone her being
cracked enough to think it a good idea... ;-)

Mark S.

On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 20:13:27 +0100, Hywel Jenkins
wrote:

In article ,
says...
From watching Property Ladder last night I see I can add at least
£5000 to the value of my house by sticking leaves to the wall.....
What type of leaf does the panel recommend, and should I use cheap B&Q
glue or something a bit more upmarket.....

Looking at the amount that dimwit used - PVA seems the best value for
money. Bloody awful idea.

I just pity the dimwit that bought the place for top $