Dear Sophia, I have read your post very carefully and become interested to advise you about flooring. I am a professional flooring consultant. I recommend you the following options : 1. Waterproof Laminate for whole house as you mentioned you want same flooring in Laundry area too. There are few waterproof laminate in the market and I am happy to help you with that if you need me to do that. 2. Carpet (Solution Dyed Nylon or Triexta) for living, dining, study and bedrooms and Vinyl planks or waterproof laminate for Kitchen and Laundry areas. If you need any further please do not hesitate to contact us via http://www.carpetshoponline.com.au/online-enquiry/

I am no expert, but it appears (from the wood, shape and handles) to be a danish teak dresser - they date from around the mid-late fifties and sixties. Don't think they are particularly rare (check for makers mark eg) Borge Mogensen/Sorborg Mobler?), but they are lovely, and very on-trend (similar new version by West Elm sells for $1099). Didn't find one exactly like yours on ebay, but similar vintage ones listed start at around AU $550-$600 and go up from there. A great thrifting find!

Hi hi North West, can you run your ducting in ceilings or floors? Thx

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!