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Definitely some great tips on here, I've emailed the link to this thread to my mum so she can check it out too! Thanks everyone!Sad because you don't know what to do? :sad: Comping question? Take a look in the Comping Guide to find out
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What is a J Cloth???This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Makes me wish I had a tumble dryer just to try all these ideas out but I guess that's not so money saving as a good ole' fashioned washing line ;D
So do the bounce sheets really work to repel mozzys? Does anyone know? I asked this on Cathys Mozzy thread a few days ago as I had heard of it before but on-one's replied ???Post Natal Depression is the worst part of giving birth:p
In England we have Mothering Sunday & Father Christmas, Mothers day & Santa Clause are American merchandising tricks:mad: Demonstrate pride in your heirtage by getting it right please people!0 -
OMG!! I cant believe all these things to do with Bounce sheets!!!
i have been using quite a lot of them this summer, what with it being so wet.
the only things i never hang out on the line these days are towels. i find they come out much softer in the dryer. I hate drying myself on towels that feel like cardboard!! :-[
i will defo try out making my own when my box runs out!! great idea! thanks
just wish Asda made their own brand............ :-/If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all
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tried one on the tv, came really clean. chuffed, thanks.0
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* cough
If you are the owner of 100 J cloths
sew them together and make a jaunty bedspread for when guests come, they will be impressed.
make a tent
make a dress
make curtains
impregnate them with softener and make scenty awning for your caravan ;D ;D ;D ;D
Or use them to wrap your joint of meat or chicken/turkey. You won't need to baste it and for those that still the crackling of pork - this comes out a treat 
It's gotta be a j-cloth though, none of these spongy cloths will do!
Needless to say, it's got to be a clean one ::)0 -
does that really work chris, or am i being slow and you're joking??0
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No it truly does. An American relative gave me the tip and I wasn't entirely convinced but it worked with a chicken. I tried a leg of pork and couldn't believe how crispy the crackling came out. We had to throw it away though, as none of us eat it..... But it looked nice! ;D
The only thing ....you have to make sure to take the cloth off soon after taking out of the oven, otherwise it gets stuck to the meat.0 -
got a piece of pork for w/end, will give that a try. ::)0
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got a piece of pork for w/end, will give that a try. ::)
I just wanted to know if this worked for you ?
Hope the house move went OK and you are back online.0
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