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Morning all
Thought I should squeeze in a couple of billable between long weekends.
Light cloud with a little sunshine, but a cool 2C on our walk earlier.
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Why do you deny that some of the best products are still made in the UK by UK businesses that pay tax and pay their employees a fair wage?
Your attitude is clear in your posts. Those of us who buy domestic tools manufactured in the UK are an affront to you.
You’re happy to pay £500...
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Some brands of cordless vacuums have interchangeable batteries, so if you're really concerned about endurance, just get a second/third one.
e.g.
https://www.myhenry.com/quick-battery
The other option would be if you had a vacuum that used the same battery as your mower......
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Why do you hate the UK manufacturing industry so much?
Numatic are based in Chard, Somerset, which is where they make most of their cleaners.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/cpvvyvk2zxdo
Henrys are popular with builders because they are good quality and 1/4 the price of the...
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Henry.
Or if you want a cordless one, Henry Quick.
Had a Dyson Animal in the past but you had to dismantle it once a month to clean it out and the battery wasn't very good (replaced it twice).
Henrys (OK, not the Quick) are made in the UK (In Somerset) by a company that pays...
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Afternoon all
Sunshine and a few clouds blowing through.
Washing on the line, base for gravy in the oven.
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I decided to quit coffee and switch to orange juice.
I’m actually feeling a lot happier during the day.
My doctor thinks it’s the vitamin C and natural sugars but I think it’s the rum. Either way it’s working.
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Morning all
CBS, etc, but 8C, so I'm not complaining. A very pleasant walk was had, even though the ground is sodden in places.
TFIF.
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You missed out the word "billable".
She didn't say she'd be working 7 days a week....
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A solution from SystemAnalyse und Programmentwicklung (as it used to be called). You may have heard of them, they've been around since the early 70s....
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Morning all
After the storms through the night, it was calm when we went out. next rain due in about half an hour.
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There may well be more good news on the way for people like you, if the S/4HANA fun continues. I am hearing rumours that several customers are unhappy with the new licensing terms and are starting to consider switching to lower TCO/better ROI solutions....
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