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Heavy Duty Skill Saw Black & Decker Very Good Condition Hardly been used.
5500 RPM 200 Dia Blade Phone Levin 06-3673684 or 0225004913
Bandsaw extra blade mounted cabinet and wheels with brakes.
Phone Levin 06-3673684 or 0225004913
The frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and … View moreThe frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and allergens: Curtains can collect dust, dirt, and allergens over time. If you or anyone in your household suffers from allergies or asthma, it is especially important to clean your curtains regularly to prevent the accumulation of allergens that can trigger symptoms.
2. Stains and spills: Curtains can also become stained or soiled from spills, pet hair, or everyday use. Regular cleaning can help remove these stains and keep your curtains looking fresh and new.
3. Sun damage: Curtains can also become damaged over time from exposure to sunlight. Regular cleaning can help prevent sun damage and prolong the life of your curtains.
4. Odours: Curtains can also absorb odours from cooking, smoking, or pets. Regular cleaning can help eliminate these odours and keep your home smelling fresh.
However, curtains located in high-traffic areas, such as the living room or kitchen, may require more frequent cleaning, perhaps every three to six months. Curtains made of heavy fabrics, such as velvet or chenille, may also collect more dust and require more frequent cleaning.
In addition to regular cleaning, it is also recommended to vacuum your curtains regularly to remove dust and other particles. This can help to reduce the frequency of deep cleaning and extend the life of your curtains.
Secure a place for another workshop being held at the Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society rooms, 26a Elizabeth Street (over the railway line) covering two Sundays, 2.00pm to 4.00pm, 7th and 21st May. Cost (including materials) is $25 for Society members, $30 for non members.
Contact Maureen Starke, … View moreSecure a place for another workshop being held at the Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society rooms, 26a Elizabeth Street (over the railway line) covering two Sundays, 2.00pm to 4.00pm, 7th and 21st May. Cost (including materials) is $25 for Society members, $30 for non members.
Contact Maureen Starke, rmstarke@outlook.co.nz or (04) 293 2729
(To see more examples of Nicki’s mono prints, go to White Feather Studio Kapiti.)
Huge clear out. Farm stuff, garden stuff, brand new items still in boxes. new toilet, crockpot, kitchen appliances. italian retro coffee machine, kitchen drawers, womens size 8-10 clothes, jewellery, art, fabric etc too much to list. Please park on Huia Street and walk up shared drive and we … View moreHuge clear out. Farm stuff, garden stuff, brand new items still in boxes. new toilet, crockpot, kitchen appliances. italian retro coffee machine, kitchen drawers, womens size 8-10 clothes, jewellery, art, fabric etc too much to list. Please park on Huia Street and walk up shared drive and we are the first drive on the left, only a one minute walk.
Cross Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Koolie
Wormed, fleaed and 1st Vaccination
Very obedient parents
Can deliver
Ph:0212288630
The Amohia Street stormwater catchment upgrade is making its presence felt in and around Iver Trask Place, Paraparaumu. So far, approximately 10% of 805 metres of new stormwater pipes, and one of the 15 service holes have been installed.
Currently, traffic is flowing one-way along Iver Trask … View moreThe Amohia Street stormwater catchment upgrade is making its presence felt in and around Iver Trask Place, Paraparaumu. So far, approximately 10% of 805 metres of new stormwater pipes, and one of the 15 service holes have been installed.
Currently, traffic is flowing one-way along Iver Trask Place, with access from Rimu Road closed. Please access Iver Trask Place from Brett Ambler Way or Ngahina Street and take care when in this area. Our library and neighbours at Cafe Novella are still open for you to enjoy.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as our crews progress this important project. It’s part of the plan to reduce flooding within the Amohia and Ruahine Street catchment areas and help prepare the district to live with more water.
Electra Business & Innovation Awards are hosting this Thursday 30 March the Horowhenua TOP SHOP launch event at the Levin Mall at 5.30pm.
I'll be hosting it and are inviting any Horowhenua businesses that could be interested in entering or networking with other local businesses.
Guests … View moreElectra Business & Innovation Awards are hosting this Thursday 30 March the Horowhenua TOP SHOP launch event at the Levin Mall at 5.30pm.
I'll be hosting it and are inviting any Horowhenua businesses that could be interested in entering or networking with other local businesses.
Guests will hear from customer service expert Bronwyn Lord, a former McDonald's owner and now consulting on customer service and experience. She is a tremendous speaker and I promise as a business owner you will come away with some nuggets on running your business.
Seriously Pickled Catering and WineCraft will provide some fabulous drinks and nibbles that guests can enjoy whilst networking with other local businesses, Sponsors of the Awards, previous winners and the BKH Board.
Top Shop Launch - Horowhenua, Levin Mall.
Thursday, 30th March, 2023 5:30pm - 7:30pm.
For more info and to register visit www.bkh.org.nz...
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