26-08-2012, 06:29 PM
Hi,
Over the last few days I've noticed fresh woodworm activity in the workshop; the little blighter's are making themselves at home and it's a shame to think of them eating all the dry timber without something to wash it down with.
This morning I ordered 5ltrs of woodworm killer online from Screwfix and collected it at the Huddersfield store. what a pleasant surprise to find the price had dropped by £7. I had previously bought a pressure sprayer from Aldi costing only around £3.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/sikagard-woodw...5ltr/56214
With the workshop windows wide open I soaked all the woodwork using the sprayer which was brilliant and it was much easier than I expected; there was very little odour and the treatment dries in about an hour. This afternoon I gave a second spraying to be on the safe side.
For anyone wanting woodworm treatment now's the time to buy from Screwfix because the last treatment I bought was a very small tin costing around £7.
Kind regards, Col.
Over the last few days I've noticed fresh woodworm activity in the workshop; the little blighter's are making themselves at home and it's a shame to think of them eating all the dry timber without something to wash it down with.
This morning I ordered 5ltrs of woodworm killer online from Screwfix and collected it at the Huddersfield store. what a pleasant surprise to find the price had dropped by £7. I had previously bought a pressure sprayer from Aldi costing only around £3.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/sikagard-woodw...5ltr/56214
With the workshop windows wide open I soaked all the woodwork using the sprayer which was brilliant and it was much easier than I expected; there was very little odour and the treatment dries in about an hour. This afternoon I gave a second spraying to be on the safe side.
For anyone wanting woodworm treatment now's the time to buy from Screwfix because the last treatment I bought was a very small tin costing around £7.
Kind regards, Col.
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