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    Godfrey Hirst Cleans Up Carpet Industry

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Godfrey Hirst Cleans Up Carpet Industry News Release

    Godfrey Hirst New Zealand Limited said today the Court of Appeal has allowed its appeal and confirmed that a High Court judgment it obtained in July 2013 against Cavalier Bremworth over misleading warranties did not go far enough to protect consumer interests.

    Godfrey Hirst General Manager, Tania Pauling said: "We are pleased that the Court of Appeal has agreed that the High Court underestimated the extent to which Cavalier's conduct was likely to mislead consumers. The Court has found that the headline statements in Cavalier Bremworth's advertising gave consumers a false impression of the value of these warranties, given the large number of conditions and exclusions.

    We expect that others in the industry will now clean up their act, and stop advertising warranties that promise the earth but are gutted by their fine print. It is wrong to advertise a "soil resistance" warranty that excludes mud, or a "stain resistance" warranty that excludes almost anything that might stain a carpet.

    We also believe that this clear decision from the Court of Appeal will be of real value to New Zealand consumers in other retail segments in New Zealand where headline warranties are offered which do not deliver in any meaningful or substantive manner.

    Ms Pauling also thanked the Commerce Commission, who intervened in the appeal because of their concerns over the use of misleading headline advertising, particularly in online advertising and selling.

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    Background Sections 9 and 13 of the Fair Trading Act prohibit a person in trade from undertaking conduct, or making representations, that are false or misleading. In April 2013 Godfrey Hirst issued proceedings in the High Court in respect of Cavalier Bremworth's misleading advertising of its synthetic carpets, specifically that consumers would wrongly gain the impression that these carpets were supporting by "superb" comprehensive warranties. In fact, the warranties were heavily qualified by terms and conditions. In July 2013 the High Court found in favour of Godfrey Hirst and ruled that Cavalier Bremworth's website and carpet samples were misleading, although not to the extent that Godfrey Hirst said. The Judge found that Cavalier Bremworth's advertising was misleading because: Consumers would think that Cavalier Bremworth provided or stood behind the warranties when it did not.

    Cavalier Bremworth's advertising of its fade resistance warranty was misleading because it claimed "long lasting resistance against fading from common house hold cleaners", when the warranty in fact did not cover fading caused by cleaning products.

    Cavalier Bremworth's advertising of its abrasive wear warranty was misleading because it claimed the carpet would "spring back to shape and resist crushing" when the warranty in fact excluded damage by crushing. In August 2013 Godfrey Hirst appealed to the Court of Appeal, arguing that the High Court Judge had not provided clear guidance to the carpet industry, and had providing insufficient protection for consumers, permitting headline advertising with significant "fine print" qualifying statements. In May 2014 the Court of Appeal allowed the Commerce Commission to intervene in the appeal and make submissions because of the wider implications of the case, and the fact that the Court of Appeal's decision was likely to be used as an important source of general guidance for other persons involved in trade. The appeal was heard in June 2014. On 27 August 2014 the Court of Appeal allowed Godfrey Hirst's appeal. In doing so the Court of Appeal found that: The High Court Judge did not apply the appropriate principles for considering headline representations with qualifying information ([60] and [67]).

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    NJ Air Duct Cleaning Testimonial | Duct Dudes Air Duct Cleaning – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    NJ Air Duct Cleaning Testimonial | Duct Dudes Air Duct Cleaning

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    All In One Air Duct Cleaning Equipment – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    All In One Air Duct Cleaning Equipment
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    Reliable Chattanooga Air Duct Cleaning – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Reliable Chattanooga Air Duct Cleaning
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    Duct Cleaning Palm Beach City – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Q. What's the best way to hang a picture on a plaster wall? The picture is 20 inches by 24 inches and weighs about 10 pounds.

    A. The simplest way (not necessarily the easiest) is the best one. Use picture hooks, sold in hardware stores. They come in several sizes. For your size and weight picture, use large hooks. Make sure there is a wire strung from each end of the picture a few inches down from the top. It's the hanging wire. Use two hooks whether you are hanging the picture vertically or horizontally. You need two to keep pictures from going askew whenever an 18-wheeler passes by. Do not use any other gadgets that might be available. You can do a good job with only a 2-foot spirit level to make sure the hangers are level with each other.

    To determine where the hooks will go, hold the picture against the wall, and mark the hook spots with a pencil. Now, place a 4-by-4-inch piece of duct tape over each pencil spot, and make sure you mark the spot on the tape. Now drive the hooks. They are designed to be nailed at a steep angle. This angle, plus the duct tape, will prevent breaking the plaster, whether is it is truly plaster or plasterboard or blueboard and skimcoat.

    Q. My daughter bought a house on Cape Cod and found an old mahogany table that was stained red. She tried to paint it. Oh, woe. The red stain bled right through the paint. What can she do?

    A. Ah, yes, stained mahogany is virtually impossible to paint without the bleeding. Sanding down to the bare wood probably won't work because mahogany is open-pored, and any stain gets stuck in the pores forever, it seems. Even heavy sanding and using a stain killer did not succeed on a similar table I had. I ended up resanding to the bare wood, staining it a darker color, and varnishing it.

    Q. What do you think of air-duct cleaning? The ducts in my home are for heat and air conditioning. I don't know how long they have gone without being cleaned, and I get no bad smells from either the heat or the air conditioning.

    A. I think air-duct cleaning is good but expensive. If you don't know when the ducts were cleaned, chances are they need it. My ducts were 50 years old and there was no smell, but you should have seen what came out of them when they were cleaned. Have them cleaned every 10 years. And make sure to clean out the dryer vent at least once a year: These can fill with lint and cause fires.

    Write to Peter Hotton at photton@globe.com.

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    Retaining Wall Backfill Walmart 2 – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Retaining Wall Backfill Walmart 2
    Back filling the retaining wall behind the Choctaw Wal-mart for Phaze Concrete. The project consisted of placing 8000 tons of rock behind the wall that wrapp...

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    Stone Slinger Backfilling Retaining Wall Walmart 1 – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Stone Slinger Backfilling Retaining Wall Walmart 1
    CAD Oklahoma back filling the retaining wall behind the Choctaw Wal-mart for Phaze Concrete. The project consisted of placing 8000 tons of rock behind the wall that wrapped around the west...

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    Riverfront Restoration – Township Presentation 2013 – Safety Rail Request – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Riverfront Restoration - Township Presentation 2013 - Safety Rail Request
    Presentation for the Township Board 11-19-14 requesting consideration of a grant for a safety railing. Presentation for the Riverside Preservation Commission 11-14-14 for a permit to install...

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    Brick Retaining Wall Brisbane Call LandscapersBrisbanecom on 07 3053-5664 – Video

    - August 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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