This stuff, quite tall 120mm stuff i got but fortunately got quite tall ceilings.
https://www.skirting4u.co.uk/chamfer-pine-skirting-board
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Broccoli, carrots (ok not green but they're still greens if that make sense lol), green beans, coriander leaves... you get the idea. Just season to preference and chuck them in. I've found that the Ninja recipe book that gives recommended cooking temps and times for such things to be slightly out. Greens need a few mins less time at 200 for example else they get toward burnt levels.
Tomorrow I'm gonna try roasted potatoes
No but you’re dog is class, more pics required!
OK, here's the office currently (with desk yet to be added...)
New spider light
Old parquet floors sanded and oiled
New doors to hallway
Granite slips to come on the fire
Ah, real wood, huh? I tend to prefer MDF as it looks the same when painted, but doesn't end up warping in situ.
Is it fashion these days to also not use plinth blocks anymore at the bottom of the architrave? Will be doing a skirting redo at some point, so just scouting things out
I can't stand MDF or chipboard. Give me some pallet wood any day much nicer. I plan on making floor boards for the attic from wooden pallets.Ah, real wood, huh? I tend to prefer MDF as it looks the same when painted, but doesn't end up warping in situ.
Is it fashion these days to also not use plinth blocks anymore at the bottom of the architrave? Will be doing a skirting redo at some point, so just scouting things out
Normally I would agree, but the warping always drives me insane. For places where strength doesn't matter, like skirting boards, MDF all day every day.
I've not had any issues with warping.
Me neither, I put solid oak skirting in the living room.
A necessary defence against the house rabbit that munches softwood and MDF, but leaves hardwoods alone
New stand to aid cleaning and maintenance. About 6 times the cost of my previous one, but so far really impressed with it.
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I've just had one lucky buy on the auction site I can't say what it is at this time until I've received it. I don't want to jinx my purchase. I've had one hell of a bargain it was on But It Now which must have been listed in the past few hours with 18 watches.
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Some bulbs and a ballast which isn’t pictured.
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Only a 5 day trip, but the kids will love it, and they deserve a bit of a break.
Only a 5 day trip, but the kids will love it, and they deserve a bit of a break.
It’s great, we really enjoyed it.
OK, here's the office currently (with desk yet to be added...)
New spider light
Old parquet floors sanded and oiled
New doors to hallway
Granite slips to come on the fire
Flooring looks superb. Looks like they did a good job.
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That's good to hear! Yeah they're both old enough to appreciate it, and it's less than 5hrs door to door. Will spend a couple of nights with family too whilst we're there.
We did Eurostar which was pretty smooth.
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We're driving so doing the Chunnel but I have the télépéage dongle as we go to France a fair bit so it makes it a bit easier.
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Are you staying at one of the resort hotels?Only a 5 day trip, but the kids will love it, and they deserve a bit of a break.