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What has the OS Board "made" you buy??
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Well done moggins :T
I've got quite a large garden too with no OH so have to do it myself (except when I make excuses for dad to visit me - make sure he sees state of garden, he then gets to work LOL).
I'ts as much as I can do to mow the lawn and trim the hedges. Weeds and grass in border get strimmed, so pointless me planting anything there.
I do have back problems, so tend to use that as an excuse for my shabby gardens more than I can probably get away with!some people grin and bear it, others smile and do it0 -
Penny-Pincher!!
sorry to be nosey but do you mean you got the idea of using an airer from MATH, or is he your OH, and if so, did you 'acquire' hime on the OS board?!!!!!
Sorry to be off topic, but I'm intrigued!!!
Just to keep it on topic, can I add that OS had actually 'made' me buy more fresh fruit/veg, and I'm so pleased - not necessarily cheap, but I am now easily getting my 5-a-day!!0 -
Stardrops, of course!!0
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Whiter vinegar and Bicarb
Microfibre cloths previously used old knickers -still do for very dirty jobs can't dirty my multicoloured micros can I?
Stardrops
Jade plant
Squidgy cake "tin" Not quite sorted it yet. Left half the cake behind last time I used it.
Sprouting seeds
Must be others but that is enouogh for now. All fairly small changes but they are making a difference!
Rescued a stick blender - bought the kenwood set just for whipping cream Hope the blender saves the mess I get into when using the big blender for making soup0 -
Hehe, I am not going to allow you to get away with that one! I have arthritis in the top of my spine, my hips, knees and hands. If I can do it anyone can, what I do is make sure I have tools with fairly long handles so I do as little bending as possible. And I have a bench nearby for regular sit downsOrganised people are just too lazy to look for things
F U Fund currently at £2500 -
Off the top of my head....
Breadmaker
Loaf tins
Cookie Cutters
Microfibre Cloths
Wide mouth flask for making yoghurt
Wooden butter pats
White vinegar, of course
Piggy bank (for the £2 coins)
Sugar themometer thingy
Various little notebooks on offer (for the spending diaries)
Money plant!!!0 -
nuttyrockeress wrote:BM = Breadmaker
MATH = a member of this lovely little forum!
Thank you:)An average day in my life:hello: :eek::mad: :coffee::coffee::coffee::T:rotfl: :rotfl:
:eek::mad: :beer:
I am no expert in property but have lived in many types of homes, in many locations and can only talk from experience.0 -
:embarasse Ok moggins, I feel truly shamed! :embarasse
.....but I know I'll still find excuses not to bothersome people grin and bear it, others smile and do it0 -
I am now the owner of
panny 253
slow cooker (was there but rarely used now used 2 to 4 times a week)
stardrops
microfibre cloths
sodacrystals
tumble dryer balls
washing machine ball
stick blender
kenwood mixer
....blimey you lot have cost me alot...better work out how much I have saved by using this lot quick!!0 -
Humm, let me think.........
Parents bought me the BM as I loved theirs so I think they take credit for that, not this forum I'm afraid
Yogurt maker is def a result of this forum, but I asked for it for Xmas so didn't actually spend out myself
SC was a result of this forum but didn't cost me anythign as neighbours left it behind in their garden when they moved outHowever, I would have bought one eventually if they hadn't
Blender & kenwood chef were already owned.
Soapnuts are defiantely a resutl of this forum (& I think they are excellent so thank you), also microfibre cloths & stardrops, all of which I had never heard of beofre they wer ediscovered here. I already knew aboptu vinegar & bicarb but didn't use either very much, now have a million more uses for them thanks to you guys.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
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