Oh yeah. I have the masks, everything has plastic sheeting underneath. I really have to wait for days that aren't too breezy, because of the paint coming off, plus the heat gun loses effectiveness when getting pummeled with wind. Unfortunately, calm days make for a pretty hot job for my end. The things we endure to make things right... haha After everything gets primed, then I need to work on a paint scheme. Might take another season to really get it all done.

The grey wall colour! This colour pallette from the deepest to the lightest has been on trend for a while now ... and it doesn't seem to matter what room of the house: it is becoming rather ho hum!! No proportion, balance, harmony with the elements in the room. Is this room a backpackers shared TV room?

Gioente Rapisarda, Your local council should have the basics of what you can and can't put in and this differentiates on a variety of recycling applications. But as a general rule for composting and worm farming... anything that was once living! Composing you can put in: organic waste (veggie cut offs, egg shells, tea bags as examples), grass clippings and garden trimmings, newspaper, cardboard and more. Worm Farming: You can put in your organic waste like the compost bin but no garden clippings and trimmings. As long as each method contains variety of products going in. Very important! Things to avoid: dairy, proteins, large amounts of carbohydrates and too much of one food source. Good luck for the future!

Hi Siriuskey, They are timber looking tiles - we absolutely love them. We are considering the same for the new place but potentially herringbone/parquetry arrangement. Much more expensive vs. laminate but easier to clean and no concern in relation to water...