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Any of these cars BMW's perchance? Apparently those zapper things are particularly effective with BM's, allowing theives to break in without breaking anything

> LO being only 4 per hour - depends on your LO. At > HOP it's 8 per hour. Is that not because you get 4 per hour in each direction? Which is the same as Denmark Hill, Forest Hill etc

Hello Just wondering if anyone knows of any professional cleaners to do an end of tenancy, deposit saving clean?! Any guesses for the amount we should be paying for this sort of thing? It's a 4 bed house Thanks

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about replacing the curtains with a thicker > (and longer) pair? TBH I've recorded a lot of > vocals in a single-glazed room, and I don't think > it will be a big issue unless there's a lot of > traffic noise, or you're recording acapella > vocals. I was more concerned with p!ssing my neighbours off than noise from outside to be honest. It's a very quiet street so that wouldn't be an issue, and I know a little bit about treating acoustics for recording purposes. Just wondered if there was anything I could do to stop noise escaping. To be fair, I haven't moved in yet and don't know how much sound will travel along the terrace; fingers crossed not a great deal

I'm about to move house and I think the biggest issue may come from the single glazed window in the room I'll be using for music stuff. Any ideas about perhaps sealing around the edges of the window... would that make a difference? My landlords are not going to be cool with any alterations to the house

Good suggestions but possible not viable as he is renting and that sounds like quite heavy, permanent work. I am also interested in more of a temporary solution to soundproofing if anybody knows anything?

Thanks for all your replies. In the end I disposed of everything in the big fabric-recycling bin outside Mind down by Goose Green; was the easiest solution without a car. Many thanks PN33

Hello, Just had the horrible ordeal of sorting under the stairs and found several old duvets, sheets, pillows, suitcases etc. I know that charity shops will accept this stuff but a lot of it is quite scabby and I can't see them really wanting it. I was wondering if there was any way to recycle this sort of fabric-y stuff? Even if we don't recycle it, how would you even throw it away? Thanks in advance!

Hi Tim, I'm interested to know if you mastered those recordings yourself or whether they were done by another? I'm gessing London Electricity has a standard mastering guy for Hospital releases? Thanks

Hello I'm suffering from back pain and wondered if anybody could recommend a physiotherapist or maybe an oseopath? Please no suggestions for ESPH Thanks in advance!

Fantastic, thanks

Does anyone know of any in the area? Thanks PN33

Bloody hell http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/male-cyclist-in-his-60s-dies-in-crash-with-lorry-at-camberwell-road-8947110.html

Ruskin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I read about the last fatality in Bow yesterday > morning then cycled from HH to Wandsworth and > back, and for the first time, felt very pleased to > reach home again. Me too. And there was another fatality last night on Commercial Street; 5 cyclists have died in London from collision's in the last 9 days. I boldly cycled right through the winter last year without a shed of fear really, but I have had 2 incidents this year and think I'll be putting my bike away for the year when the weather turns and reduces visibility. I guess the only annoyance with this plan is that we don't have the Underground so the trains will also be hopeless once it snows/ices over!

ahh, just looked, they expect a 30/35% deposit