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Well the decorator here he's got Dulux ecover paint any tips for keeping paint smells to a minimum please

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newlands

Slice onion in half place on plates

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Time_2_drink in reply tonewlands

Thanks will do that

Get some onions do not peel cut in half and put round the room were he has painted

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Thanks David

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Put some bicarbonate of soda on a saucer and put it in the room.soaks up the fumes,got that off a very good decorator.😊 xx Bernadette

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Time_2_drink in reply toDamon1864

Thanks Bernadette I think we may have some so will do along with the onions double insurance xx

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Dmactds

Latex....

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Pardon

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O2Trees

If it's not raining open all the windows - even if you have to wear your outdoor togs.

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Time_2_drink in reply toO2Trees

It's been hailing can you believe

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O2Trees in reply toTime_2_drink

Yuk :(

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kernowdame

Choose a paint which has absolutely no fumes. They are available. I now can do my own decorating for hours on end.

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We have a painter in I asked him to get a paint which had low omissions he brought Dulux trade I had no problem with emulsion but he still has undercoat and glossing to do so fingers crossed

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kernowdame in reply toTime_2_drink

I am using Lakeland paints. They do all sorts and big choice of colours Arrives well packed. And no, I don't work for them!

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Inamoment

Don't use oil based paint, even if you can breathe it stinks the place out. Water based paint for woodwork is fine, easier to use and easier to clean up. Some painters are a little old fashioned, I'd insist no oil gloss.

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Time_2_drink in reply toInamoment

I hope it is water based he we did tell him

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Inamoment in reply toTime_2_drink

Don't hope, insist. It's your house not his.

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You are right

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