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What a culture shift, NZ! Dog owners pick up their dog poo and the streets are so much cleaner. EXCEPT recently in Waikanae Beach North. Disappointed to see so many dog poos just abandoned on the grass berms, in little green bags in the gutter and even sitting on letter boxes. C'mon, people! … View moreWhat a culture shift, NZ! Dog owners pick up their dog poo and the streets are so much cleaner. EXCEPT recently in Waikanae Beach North. Disappointed to see so many dog poos just abandoned on the grass berms, in little green bags in the gutter and even sitting on letter boxes. C'mon, people! Let's join the rest of NZ!
Just wondering how many Kapiti residents are aware of a proposed major development at 240 Kapiti Road (horse paddock).
The proposal is for the construction of 135 medium density town houses & 165 car parks. See Kapiti Council website for plans & consent application. The developer in his … View moreJust wondering how many Kapiti residents are aware of a proposed major development at 240 Kapiti Road (horse paddock).
The proposal is for the construction of 135 medium density town houses & 165 car parks. See Kapiti Council website for plans & consent application. The developer in his application to Council has said the impact to all the surrounding areas will be 'minor'...hence their ability to have a very 'limited' notification process.
Whether you agree or disagree surely a major development of this kind should have been open to the wider community to have a say...especially as it will have a huge impact on such things as traffic on an already congested Kapiti Road, etc.
Hearing for limited notified resource consent will be held at Kapiti Council's library meeting room this Thursday & Friday 10/11 Nov 9.30am
Why does mould appear in the first place?
Mould grows in damp areas where there is a food source such as dust, dirt or organic material. That’s why single glazed or drafty windows, where condensation and dust are common, are often a problem area.
What are some tips for preventing mould … View moreWhy does mould appear in the first place?
Mould grows in damp areas where there is a food source such as dust, dirt or organic material. That’s why single glazed or drafty windows, where condensation and dust are common, are often a problem area.
What are some tips for preventing mould growth?
Clean soft furnishings regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This usually involves a regular light vacuum, with less frequent dry cleaning or laundering. Regularly clean windows and wipe down window surrounds and venetian blinds or shutters with a mild detergent in warm water.
Does the material of the curtains affect how much mould will grow?
Yes, consider selecting window coverings manufactured from man-made materials, particularly in damp areas such as the bathroom, kitchen and on south-facing windows. It’s best to use a wipe-able, water-resistant blind or shutter in wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Even man-made fabrics don’t cope well in those environments.
How do I remove the mould?
Once mould develops it’s best to nip it in the bud as early as possible with a thorough clean. Some curtains can be hand washed (check the manufacturer’s instructions) but, for best results, we recommend taking them to a specialist cleaner. Curtain Clean services most of the North Island and takes care of all types of curtains and blinds.
Since moisture is the culprit, how can we minimise it in our homes?
- Use lids on pots and pans when cooking.
- Never hang clothes to dry inside and vent your clothes drier to the outside.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
King single bed, base (with 2 drawers), and mattress. Very good condition. Some linen is also available.
Wooden desk with two drawers and a steel frame going free. It just needs a coat of paint and a couple of screws to secure the top to the frame. I'm using as a laundry table at present. If you didn't want to paint, it would be good for a garage, or as a potting table.
Very comfy reading chair. Mahogany wood frame. Still good to sit in but if it had a new cushion cover it would be more in vogue. Too good to throw away. **SOLD*
Come and join us for an afternoon of Christmas Brass Band music at Our Lady of Kapiti Church on the 11 December at 2 pm
Kapiti Brass Christmas Brass 11 December 2022.pdf Download View
Half a trailer load of dry native timber. Offcuts from milling. Hot burning. Cured and ready for fire. SOLD
WHEN:- Sunday 13 November 10am-1pm
WHERE:- Waikanae Beach Community Hall
22a Rauparaha St, Waikanae
Meet up with friends and enjoy a day out with a visit to this great Community Market which has highly talented stallholders showcasing a huge variety of quality items.
Christmas is just … View moreWHEN:- Sunday 13 November 10am-1pm
WHERE:- Waikanae Beach Community Hall
22a Rauparaha St, Waikanae
Meet up with friends and enjoy a day out with a visit to this great Community Market which has highly talented stallholders showcasing a huge variety of quality items.
Christmas is just around the corner so why not escape the house, visit the market, pick up a bargain or a Christmas Gift then enjoy the rest of the day at other events and attractions including the Kapiti Arts Trail.
Invite a friend or 2 and enjoy an outing at this great Community Event. Support local!!
F&P. In good working order. A few small scratches on side, nothing really noticable though. Still clean and fresh on inside. **Sold**
Pea straw is a great mulch for gardens; suppressing weeds or adding as a conditioner to enhance compost. **They have all sold now**
Only 9 more sleeps till the Irish Interest Group - Lower North Island presents A REMINDER OF UPCOMING EVENT
Irish Interest Group - Lower North Island Research Day 20 November
9.30 a.m - 3.30 p.m
Two Zoom sessions with Claire Bradley (live from Dublin)
Geraldene O’Reilly talks on the Irish … View moreOnly 9 more sleeps till the Irish Interest Group - Lower North Island presents A REMINDER OF UPCOMING EVENT
Irish Interest Group - Lower North Island Research Day 20 November
9.30 a.m - 3.30 p.m
Two Zoom sessions with Claire Bradley (live from Dublin)
Geraldene O’Reilly talks on the Irish Famine
Click on the photo for the full schedule of the day with times of each talk
Plus lots of help with your research and DNA queries
Church Fair 10am-2pm: All Saints' Church, Te Rauparaha Street, Otaki
Lots of variety, grab a bargain!
Wet or fine - all stalls in hall.
- Toys and kids books
- Jams and baking
- Clothing - kids and adults
… View moreChurch Fair 10am-2pm: All Saints' Church, Te Rauparaha Street, Otaki
Lots of variety, grab a bargain!
Wet or fine - all stalls in hall.
- Toys and kids books
- Jams and baking
- Clothing - kids and adults
- Homeware
- Plants
- Books - great selection of near-new titles
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