dust sheets

[shogun rua]

Hi,

Where do you get your dust sheets need a new supply of good ones?

Paul

 

[DHTiling]

I have been getting them from CTD... but have seen some nice ones on the net , the type used by removal comps..

 

[Gazzer]

I had some from Lidl, great for worktops. Also got some off Ebay, very close weave and seem to be lasting very well.

 

[ianflem]

I always use "Furniture blankets" very hard wearing and last for ages,clean up good too
U get 5 for £20 deliverd off amazon ....link below:http://www.amazon.co.uk/Furniture-r...1367780787&sr=8-1&keywords=furniture+blankets

 

[trevortine]

The big shed does good deals on them too, make sure you get the plastic coated ones to save any carpet stains.

 

[Bubblecraft]

I wrap out with Roll n stroll these days on messy jobs & price it in with the job. Waterproof, non slip, no trip hazard, hard wearing, can stay down up to 2 weeks & best of all, roll it up when finished cleaning the carpet on the way so minimum amount of hoovering

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Daily Telegraph or Times are the best broad sheets but Roll and Stroll for stairs.

 

[Daveshadowman]

I always use "Furniture blankets" very hard wearing and last for ages,clean up good too
U get 5 for £20 deliverd off amazon ....link below:http://www.amazon.co.uk/Furniture-r...1367780787&sr=8-1&keywords=furniture+blankets

That what I use free if you on site when kitchens are delivered

 

[AMtek]

I use plastic sheets from Wilkinsons, only about 3 quid each and plaster and addy just peel off when its dry

 

[Peter]

The heavy foil acoustic underlay is great, use it for halls, landings and worktops. Just roll it up afterwards and shake it into a bag.