Some new flip flops and a cheap watch for the summer
I do rather like the look of that watch... any chance of a link please?
Images of items I have purchased.
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I do rather like the look of that watch... any chance of a link please?
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@smr is that a bestway lay z spa?
It's an Urbaneer 3. Couldn't see it on the Columbia website as I got mine locally. Did find it on Amazon US though.
Columbia Urbaneer III Orange
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Bahahahaha my two are 7 and 10 and couldn't paint for toffee! That's absolutely amazing.
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No stock images. According to your other thread, you haven't even picked it up yet and I doubt you've paid for it, so you haven't purchased it yet either.
I paid for it last night you cheeky monkey!
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Nice house, but why oh why have they stuck that brown box on the front wall?
Its the housing for the Gas meter
Was built 30years ago and the gas supply comes in the front, so rather than put extra pipe work in they stuck them on the front
just like the offensive metal cover for the underground phone lineThat's actually quite standard in smaller houses like that...They're white a lot of the time though
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My birthday. So had a few things. I fly RC and my good lady got me this
Strongest % vinegar I could find to use as a non-toxic weed/grass killer.
My housemate grows a lot of veg organically in our garden, so doesn't want to use any kind of weed killer. It's an absolute nightmare trying to keep grass and weeds in the large gravel driveway and paths under control though.
I read that vinegar mixed with a bit of salt and a splash of washing up liquid will work on the weeds. I've tested it with a small fist sized spray bottle and it seems to work. Time to scale up the operation with a pressure sprayer
My housemate grows a lot of veg organically in our garden, so doesn't want to use any kind of weed killer. It's an absolute nightmare trying to keep grass and weeds in the large gravel driveway and paths under control though.
I read that vinegar mixed with a bit of salt and a splash of washing up liquid will work on the weeds. I've tested it with a small fist sized spray bottle and it seems to work. Time to scale up the operation with a pressure sprayer
How much was that?
I recently purchased some 99.85% Acetic acid for £14 for a cleaning trial at work.
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