Dustsheets

zolco · Sep 23, 2016

If you after some semi decent dustsheets, get yourself down to your local dulux decorator centre 12x12 £6+vat 12x9 £5+vat they not the basics ones there the double twill ones

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themucky1 · Sep 23, 2016

Is that metre or feet?

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zolco · Sep 23, 2016

themucky1 said:
Is that metre or feet?

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Feet

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scottie5 · Sep 23, 2016

seems a faff.
could you just not drop any?.

whitebeam · Sep 23, 2016

Some of those twill ones seem to have more holes than tea bag....

zolco · Sep 23, 2016

scottie5 said:
seems a faff.
could you just not drop any?.

I'm still having difficulties getting it off the hawk...

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zolco · Sep 23, 2016

whitebeam said:
Some of those twill ones seem to have more holes than tea bag....

These looked quite decent

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whitebeam · Sep 23, 2016

zolco said:
These looked quite decent

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Got to be better than what I've at the moment then...

jamesthefirst · Sep 23, 2016

I use the plastic backed ones from Brewers, build Base do the same but way more expensive. The ones selco do are too stiff.

Danny · Sep 23, 2016

Tarps are the way forward

beader · Sep 24, 2016

zolco said:
I'm still having difficulties getting it off the hawk...

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Try using a hand board instead.

zolco · Sep 24, 2016

beader said:
Try using a hand board instead.

I heard of cheeseboard but not hand board [emoji12]

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Arti · Sep 24, 2016

It's a con calling them dust sheets

Natwasere · Sep 25, 2016

Arti said:
It's a con calling them dust sheets

Mine are literally dust sheets. Everywhere I put them they leave dust.

Arti · Sep 25, 2016

Exactly

Danny · Sep 27, 2016

its when you throw the sheets over a leather sofa and then remove the sheet and it is covered in ... err... dust...

Jgreenplastering · Sep 27, 2016

Danny said:
its when you throw the sheets over a leather sofa and then remove the sheet and it is covered in ... err... dust...

An then you clean it and it drys even dirtier.
Would of be better just leaving it un sheeted in the first place [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

jamesthefirst · Sep 27, 2016

Danny said:
its when you throw the sheets over a leather sofa and then remove the sheet and it is covered in ... err... dust...

Are you serious? You would throw a plastic sheet over them first then the dust sheet if you can be bothered!

Gevo · Sep 27, 2016

themucky1 said:
Is that metre or feet?

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Try the dust sheets with one side plastic from screwfix

Danny · Sep 27, 2016

Jgreenplastering said:
An then you clean it and it drys even dirtier.
Would of be better just leaving it un sheeted in the first place [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

lol yup.....

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