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Moera Community House Knitting Group is in need of donated wool/yarn. The group knits garments for our local schools, Kindergarten, Marae and Kohanga Reo. If you can help please contact Christine on 0226701058
Vaccine passes will no longer be required to enter Hutt City Council’s facilities from next Tuesday.
The change applies to the council’s swimming pools, libraries, museums, and community spaces.
More than 1 month of war in Ukraine
6.5 million displaced Ukrainians
1200 missiles dropped on Ukrainian cities
100+ children killed
at least 5 cities the size of Wellington or bigger wiped off the face of the earth.
Please join us in the protest this Saturday at 12 pm in Civic Square in … View moreMore than 1 month of war in Ukraine
6.5 million displaced Ukrainians
1200 missiles dropped on Ukrainian cities
100+ children killed
at least 5 cities the size of Wellington or bigger wiped off the face of the earth.
Please join us in the protest this Saturday at 12 pm in Civic Square in Wellington
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Just two days left to participate in our ‘Ukraine Connection’ virtual film fundraiser supporting Soroptimist groups in Moldova, Poland and Romania to help Ukrainian refugee families coming across their borders. If timing doesn’t suit for the film, feel free to follow the instructions for … View moreJust two days left to participate in our ‘Ukraine Connection’ virtual film fundraiser supporting Soroptimist groups in Moldova, Poland and Romania to help Ukrainian refugee families coming across their borders. If timing doesn’t suit for the film, feel free to follow the instructions for donating at this point, and come back to the film (if you want to) at a later date: www.neighbourly.co.nz...
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Transmission Gully will open soon, resulting in thousands of more cars and trucks using State Highway 58. Work, upgrading the road, is continuing but both Hutt mayors, Campbell Barry and Wayne Guppy, are concerned about safety.
What impact will Transmission Gully have on roads in the Hutt Valley … View moreTransmission Gully will open soon, resulting in thousands of more cars and trucks using State Highway 58. Work, upgrading the road, is continuing but both Hutt mayors, Campbell Barry and Wayne Guppy, are concerned about safety.
What impact will Transmission Gully have on roads in the Hutt Valley and is SH 58 safe?
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This weeks pet is Scrag, who belongs to Alex Mahoney from Hawke's Bay.
"This is my old boy Scrag, he’s a very pampered and spoilt dog after being a rescue from a bad past. I hope he can make the page."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on … View moreThis weeks pet is Scrag, who belongs to Alex Mahoney from Hawke's Bay.
"This is my old boy Scrag, he’s a very pampered and spoilt dog after being a rescue from a bad past. I hope he can make the page."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say which suburb you live in.
This weeks SPCA pet is Cruise.
"Hey, I'm Cruise and like my name suggests, I am a very chill dude who is happy to make friends with both humans and dogs. I am confident, curious and full of beans when I'm not by your side or enjoying some zzz's. I would make the ultimate … View moreThis weeks SPCA pet is Cruise.
"Hey, I'm Cruise and like my name suggests, I am a very chill dude who is happy to make friends with both humans and dogs. I am confident, curious and full of beans when I'm not by your side or enjoying some zzz's. I would make the ultimate exploring companion for the outdoorsy type and I am bound to keep you on your toes with activities all year round. Still being an eager young lad, I have been learning how to walk nicely on lead and how to stick close off lead for some excellent hiking adventures. I thrive with the company of other dogs and am wanting a canine brother or sister to go home to as I don't want to be left alone for the day. I'm not suitable for a home with young kids but I love to meet all sorts of people. Unfortunately I'm not able to go to a home with cats or small animals. I'd make a great family dog or a companion for a solo owner. I am a boy who loves to cuddle up against you and enjoys going on outdoor adventures with you and your existing dog."
Photo by Jo Moore Photographer
We are still looking for passionate and dedicated volunteers to help support our shop teams to keep our doors open for valued customers.
If you’d like to volunteer in a Red Cross Shop and you're looking for a fun team to spend a few hours with while doing good, just hit the button below … View moreWe are still looking for passionate and dedicated volunteers to help support our shop teams to keep our doors open for valued customers.
If you’d like to volunteer in a Red Cross Shop and you're looking for a fun team to spend a few hours with while doing good, just hit the button below for more information👇.
To protect our teams, all our staff and volunteers need to practice physical distancing, be fully vaccinated, wear face masks and follow increased hygiene standards.
We look forward to hearing from you!
In this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING: What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the … View moreIn this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING: What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the transfer of excess dye from one surface to another due to rubbing and friction. The issue is increased by certain atmospheric conditions such as humidity and temperature.
Likely cause: In a situation where the dye is transferring out of the upholstery fabric (for instance a red fabric is turning pink) it will usually be a result of either poor quality dyes used during textile manufacturing or that the dyes were not set correctly during the dyeing and finishing process. Crocking can also occur when dye is transferred from an outside source onto the upholstery fabric, for instance a pair of new jeans can transfer blue dye on to your sofa giving it a grubby appearance.
Remedy: The key thing to establish with crocking is whether the discolouration is due to dye transferring out of your upholstery fabric or on to it from an external source. If it is transferring out of the fabric then it is important to check that some substance e.g. a solvent based product, has not come into contact with the fabric and affected the dyes. If all of the above can be ruled out then a genuine fabric issue may be the cause and the fabric will need to be replaced from another batch or alternative fabric.
FADING: What is it? Discolouration or lightening of the dye in a fabric due to exposure to ultraviolet light. Constant exposure to high levels of direct ultraviolet light can also result in fibre degradation, causing the fabric fibres to become brittle, which may result in areas of breakage.
Likely Cause: It is important to note that no fabric is 100% colourfast (resistant to fading), however discolouration can generally be attributed to the use of poor quality dyes during fabric manufacturing or due to constant direct exposure to ultraviolet light with inadequate protection. Ironically ultraviolet damage occurs more during the winter months when the sun is sitting lower in the sky and sun filters/curtains are often left open during the day to increase light flow into a room.
Remedy: Once an upholstery fabric has faded there is nothing that can be done to reverse the issue other than recovering the affected piece of furniture. It is therefore very important that furniture is positioned to protect it from constant direct sunlight and of course the use of quality sun-filters and lined curtains at the window will help to reduce your furniture’s exposure to harmful UV light. Regular rotation of reversible cushions is advisable so that both fading and wear occur evenly. We also recommend rotating the placement of your furniture in relation to exposed windows for the same reason.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
CAB calls on Government to protect vulnerable non-tenant renters.
Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) is calling on the Government to protect the rights of people who are renting, but not covered by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA).
Temperatures are going down, but it's easy to bring the warmth up at home without heating up your power bill or our planet.
It's second nature to us to add layers when we go out. We pull on socks, leggings, jumpers, coats, and hats.
For a warm and inviting winter home, layer up … View moreTemperatures are going down, but it's easy to bring the warmth up at home without heating up your power bill or our planet.
It's second nature to us to add layers when we go out. We pull on socks, leggings, jumpers, coats, and hats.
For a warm and inviting winter home, layer up your spaces with our growing range of sustainable and affordable cushions, throws, and furniture.
Start adding your layers today and by the time winter really kicks in, you'll be ready to kick back and relax.
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