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[chim girl]

I wondered if anyone worked in the carpet business? I many need to ask a favour.

Jo

[zcacogp]

Not in the carpet business ... sorry.

But if your favour relates to the fitting of aforementioned items, I'd strongly recommend buying a carpet kicker (£20 from B&Q) and do it yourself. Save a fortune, and usually get better results than from a pro ...


Oli.

[blueyes]

zcacogp said:

usually get better results than from a pro ... Oli.

Aye, I know what you mean.

Had a local hooker in to re-carpet the lounge and she made a right hash of it.

Funny thing was, when I phoned her she said she was a great lay.

[mkgriff]

blueyes said:

zcacogp said: usually get better results than from a pro ... Oli. Aye, I know what you mean. Had a local hooker in to re-carpet the lounge and she made a right hash of it. Funny thing was, when I phoned her she said she was a great lay.

[Axeman30]

Given the carpet munching potential of this post I'm suprised the smuttyness took so long to arrive. People must be a bit sleepy this morning.

[zcacogp]

Axeman30 said:

Given the carpet munching potential of this post I'm suprised the smuttyness took so long to arrive.

Maybe I'm just naive ...

[icamm]

no, but my neighbour is so ask away and I'll see if I can get an answer from him.

[EmmaP]

Have you ever tried to lift a roll of carpet? I'd get a man who could in every time. Far cheaper than physio to repair the damage to your back.

[alfaman]

A mate of mine runs his own Carpet business ..... do you need anything laying ?

(he's based in London...... so probably wouldn't travel 'oop Nort' unless it was a large job)

[chim girl]

Thanks for the comments so far guys, but I don't need lifting or laying thanks.

(and neither do my carpets )

[FrenchTVR]

chim girl said:

Thanks for the comments so far guys, but I don't need lifting or laying thanks. (and neither do my carpets )

I fear many a heart has just been broken

[ff5317]

I run a flooring contracting business so may be able to help