Whilst we're all on the subject of cleaning stuff, anyone know what stuff is best to get rid of green on your garden paving?
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostWhilst we're all on the subject of cleaning stuff, anyone know what stuff is best to get rid of green on your garden paving?WZS +1Originally posted by zeitghost View PostPressure washer.
Hire one and use it up close. Just go easy on the cement between the slabs as it can easily blast it out if it's a bit old and flakey."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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It's about 15% (I never bothered checking because of nanny statism of cleaning agents) but it was enough to make my hands wrinkly. I had splashed some on my arm and that stung after a while which first alerted me to its strength. I've got quite "callously" fingers though. I blame the guitar playing amongst other activities!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostStone me.
I'm amazed you didn't end up in a burns unit.
My ex used to bring back some strong stuff from Hungary - I'm sure it contained Polonium.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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So do I, but I fear we must both be wrong as Mr ms never is.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI'd say it as the UK version, not the US.
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If the UK version is "Caw-stick" then it gets my vote. (I can't listen to them here.)Originally posted by mudskipper View PostSo do I, but I fear we must both be wrong as Mr ms never is.
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Good News / Bad News
Good News:
Client Co. have a canteen that opens early and does very nice bacon rolls using decent think cut smoked bacon.
Bad News:
Client Co. have a canteen that opens early and does very nice bacon rolls using decent think cut smoked bacon.
I'm going to have to start putting in some extra miles on the bike on the way home.
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Can't believe I just actually said aloud, "Oh, wow" when giving a dirty bit of oven a test wipe!
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