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Weekly Flylady Thread 15th June 2009

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  • fedupandskint
    fedupandskint Posts: 10,358 Forumite
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    Just a quick question to all you knowledgeable plyers out there!

    Can you recommend a good bathroom cleaner that does the job. I used to use magic scrubs (good but v.wasteful); cif and now basics cream cleaner.

    Is there anything better that is a bit more OS and long lasting, not lasts more than a few weeks cleaning sessions

    Many thanks
    final unsecured debt to repay currently £8333
    Proud to be Dealing With my Debt
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  • Valli
    Valli Posts: 25,490 Forumite
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    you're going to hear lots of advice..I use cif (except I use own brand) on porcelain and bathroom spray (own brand) on the bath then bleach the loo and the plugholes...

    Carlsberg :eek: they're a trigger food I think (for arthritis). I found I couldn't eat citrus. I also believe Rhubarb is bad...so acidic foods then...am I right Dusty?

    fedupandskint I was with you and I did post - on the post where I told you about the cat LOL

    cleaned bathroom bar floor and been to dump. It was SO funny - the men had some of those builders square bags (like you get sand in carried on cranes) full of wires and were trying to get them into a van...it was hysterical. Then they came and took my tv for me (phew cos I couldn't carry it)oh PC scanning too
    Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY
    "I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
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    Thank you Honey Bear
  • neveah
    neveah Posts: 471 Forumite
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    Just a quick question to all you knowledgeable plyers out there!

    Can you recommend a good bathroom cleaner that does the job. I used to use magic scrubs (good but v.wasteful); cif and now basics cream cleaner.

    Is there anything better that is a bit more OS and long lasting, not lasts more than a few weeks cleaning sessions

    Many thanks
    i bought some mr muscle when it was on offer ..it was in a blue bottle that is lasting ages..i always go back to flash b room spray but my sis holly h swears by stardrops mixed with white vinegar xx
  • carlsberggal
    carlsberggal Posts: 993 Forumite
    Valli - WHAT DO YOU MEAN A TRIGGER FOOD FOR ARTHRITIS, FOR FLIPS SAKE! :cry::cry:

    Dear god, it's a fruit and supposed to be healthy! Next it will be fresh air thats bad for you :eek:

    Walks away in abject misery, muttering what the f$£k next......
    To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith
  • jjef
    jjef Posts: 1,750 Forumite
    It maybe random but is a simple question, do you?



    Clarks shoe sale starts Monday

    thanks for this, DD2 needing a pair of shoes for the summer
    soappie wrote: »
    Gawd, I'm bored. I'm listing stuff and popping it on ebay. It is soooo tedious.... QUOTE]

    Thats on my list for later as well
    Bit short notice but, HHC from 1.00?

    will join in for tthe last 15 mins seeing as lunch has finished
  • Valli
    Valli Posts: 25,490 Forumite
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    edited 18 June 2009 at 1:28PM
    apparently there are certain foods which will trigger arthritis in some people...or make it worse
    but AFAIK there is no firm research on this - it's a while though since I looked into this because it was when I had rheumatoid.link
    Personally I find damp weather worse...
    sorry...
    didn't mean to upset you but I though I knew where Dusty was coming from when she asked that!
    I've had a google now...
    Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY
    "I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
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    Thank you Honey Bear
  • carlsberggal
    carlsberggal Posts: 993 Forumite
    Valli - sorry for the outburst, just stunned and amazed! And my language leaves a lot to be desired. It's just pushed me over the edge the way I'm feeling today. Looked up trigger food now, here they are, might as well starve myself then!:
    [SIZE=+1]In Order of Most Common to Least Common:[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]1. Corn[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]2. Wheat[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]3. Pork[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]4. Oranges[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]5. Milk[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]6. Oats[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]7. Rye[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]8. Eggs[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]9. Beef[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]10. Coffee[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]11. Malt[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]12. Cheese[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]13. Grapefruit[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]14. Tomato[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]15. Peanuts[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]16. Sugar[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]17. Butter[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]18. Lamb[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]19. Lemon[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=+2]20. Soybeans[/SIZE]

    To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith
  • carlsberggal
    carlsberggal Posts: 993 Forumite
    Even more on this one for crying out loud! :
    1. All dairy products
    2. Nightshade vegetables such as tomatoes, white potatoes, peppers (includes bell peppers, cayenne, chili, paprika, pimiento), tobacco, belladonna, and eggplant.
    3. Red Meats
    4. Corns, wheat, oats, rye, and barley.
    5. Eggs
    6. Citrus fruits
    7. Coffee
    8. Foods that are rich in oxalic acid or oxalates such as star fruit (carambola), black pepper, parsley, poppy seed, rhubarb stalks, amaranth, spinach, chard, beets, cocoa, chocolate, most nuts, most berries, and beans.
    9. Alcohol
    10. Carbonated drinks.
    11. Foods that easily get mold which can cause allergy such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, nuts, berries, cantaloupe and honeydew melon

    What am I going to eat?!
    To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith
  • huston_kw
    huston_kw Posts: 552 Forumite
    Valli - sorry for the outburst, just stunned and amazed! And my language leaves a lot to be desired. It's just pushed me over the edge the way I'm feeling today. Looked up trigger food now, here they are, might as well starve myself then!:


    If we all believed what they say is good / bad for use we all would starve ourselves, but big hugs to you, you sound like you need it.
    Thursday Scrub-a-dub ~ bathroom/loo and cruddy study! - Done and dusted
  • jjef
    jjef Posts: 1,750 Forumite
    Going to keep going with another HHC
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