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Re: Washing machine broken after 4years
Thanks everyone. we only use the short cycles and minimum spin for the load but I appreciate it is probably run quite often. We purchased via prestige privilege club via nhs discounts and it was then…1 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
Thanks @Sun_Addict 😊 You’re probably right, @PennysIntoPounds. Though, I suspect as the temperatures increase through the day tomorrow and Sunday I will naturally retreat to the sofa and a book … 😉…7 -
Re: My Off-grid and need to be frugal diary
Yesterday was stormy enough to break a wooden gate which allowed some sheep to get into the garden. Some immature apples were also blown off a tree. Considering how strong the wind was I was surprise…3 -
Re: An in-between phase
That day bed purchase has made me smile all over my face! Well DONE that woman 👏👏👏👏👏 Very well deserved 😊❤️ Hope your mum enjoys her visit! It will be interesting to see what she makes of it an…4 -
Re: MSE News: Halifax bank brand to be replaced by Lloyds – what it means for you
With regard to this Halifax re-branding… Never in the field of financial matters, has so much been written, by so many, about so little. As to where we are now… This is not the beginning of the end, …2 -
Re: BITCOIN
I am a bit surprised by your question when half the internet think it is currency/cash and the other half think it is an asset. Actually it rather fails at both IMO being too volatile to be a useful …1 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
Didn't look promising, but ended with 4.48 Os!6 -
Re: August 2026 Grocery Challenge
Back from c0stc0 and actually quite pleased! Cat spends are separate, but cat litter was on offer so we are now sorted for 8 weeks on that front. £118.94 spent on groceries - 5kg chicken breast, 2.4k…6 -
Re: Santander ID and income check
I have been a customer since the Building Society days. I opened both and Edge Saver and a Regular Saver with Santander recently with no problems. I also opened a Nationwide credit card with no probl…1 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
Your garden pots are beautiful. Work has sounded tough this week, hope you get some well deserved downtime this weekend.3
