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Hi Everyone, we've just finished a load of building work and are looking for someone to do a really good top down deep clean. Has anyone got any recommendations? Thanks Jon

Thats great, thanks Tom

Can anyone recommend a good mobile auto electrician that is available to diagnose and fix an SRS error on my Mercedes? It failed it's MOT at the weekend due to a fault in communication with a component - code B48/2, but kwik-fit sadly couldn't do much more. Any help would be great! Thanks

I'm a firm believer in Unguentum M. It completely cleared up the eczema around my elbows and my neck after the cream my doctor gave me make it all worse. It may not smell the greatest but I find it instantly cools the area down and makes the itch bearable. I only have to put it on a couple of times after a flare up before the redness goes again. It's also great to protect your nose when you have a cold.

If you go into a currys or pc world Apple now have their stores inside a store and should be able to go through helping you make the switch from pc to mac one on one so would be a good place to give one a go. Also don't forget that macs hold their value much better than PCs because you get regular free software updates, you don't have to keep any software CDs for printers or cameras because they just plug in and go, and you don't have to buy any anti virus software ever. No anti virus software saves you ?40-?50 a year so if you keep it for another 8 years the overall cost is pretty much the same.

I had someone crash into my discovery when it was parked on the road. It is also an old car with very few miles on the clock so my only advice is to make sure that the insurers know about the low milage. For me it made the difference between the car being a write off and the insurers paying for the car to be fixed so it does affect the value! You may have to push for them to send a man round to inspect the car as they usually just look at its age and make their judgement on that. Even when the man went to my garage, if the garage owner hadn't made a point of telling him about the low milage he wouldn't have looked at the dash at all. The thing is that the insurers only want to pay the absolute minimum if they can, so make sure you keep a good record of everything that goes on i.e. who you spoke to (incl last names!) and what was said on phone calls, notices from the police, photo record if you possible can etc.. If at the end the insurers start messing around with talk of "knock for knock" (believe it or not I had this!) then you have a good record and can threaten going to court. (I wouldn't actually go to court as it's not worth the hassle and waste of your time, but they usually give in if you stand your ground!) Good luck.

I was driving by when I heard the shouting. I'm afraid I only caught a glimpse of one of the cowards disappearing back into the park as you made it to the street. Well done for getting away!