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Holes in plasterboard walls
I need some help with this because my husband is busy and hasn't got round
to it. he moved the storage radiator ( on my request) and behind it he has left two holes which were cut into the plasterboard walling and hidden until the heater came off the wall. I think they were from some previous wiring attempt there. I cant say for sure. . One is four inches square and the other about six inches. How can I fill them up? This needs to be an easy botch because I am no good at DIY I am fed up of the gaping holes. My husband "filled" them temporarily with kitchen towel to stop draughts. behind them is the cavity wall ( I think) - well its a hole there anyway. Thanks in advance. |
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