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does anyone use an apron when cleaning and cooking

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  • momoyama
    momoyama Posts: 659 Forumite
    Is it just me or does summer mean a reluctance to get aproned as it's just too hot. I have to wear one in work but am less likely to at home.
  • pixie1
    pixie1 Posts: 1,442 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    I purchased my first apron yesterday at the grand age of 36 :) I have wanted one for so long but as I can't sow I needed it to be a bargain price and obviously cute as a button lol

    I was in target yesterday and I found a lovely 1950 housewife style one which I absolutely adore and just had to buy it.

    I batch cook for one day at a time fortnightly and also try to cook from scratch the rest of the time and I am forever getting sauce and things over my clothes, so I see this as a great investment :)

    happy baking!

    Pix
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  • andy1968
    andy1968 Posts: 18 Forumite
    linda_s wrote: »
    Andy,

    Have you had your birthday yet, if so did your partner get you a new apron and what is it like.

    Linda,
    Yes I have had my birthday now and my partner did indeed get me a new apron amongst other things.
    The apron is a pvc apron from Harrods with the store facade on it, I always wear it for cooking and cleaning but I have kept my old one for decorating and things like that.
  • Kitchenbunny
    Kitchenbunny Posts: 2,085 Forumite
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    I bought an apron with the understanding I'd use it to wipe my hands on rather than the tea towel hanging temptingly just within arm's reach. So far, I've not really used it though. I must train myself!

    Kitchenbunny xx
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  • winterfrost
    winterfrost Posts: 95 Forumite
    edited 5 June 2010 at 5:08PM
    Yes! I have one like this with all of the backwards cats: http://www.ulsterweavers.com/images/products/main_600CAW.jpg
    But mine is cotton - I think the one in that picture is PVC.

    I wear it for baking and, when I remember, for cleaning as I don't like getting water full of cleaning products and dirt splashed on me.
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  • chinagirl
    chinagirl Posts: 875 Forumite
    Yes, I was wearing an apron with my name on it today, whilst doing a BBQ. Didn't want to get charcoal or grease on my new white denim shorts :)
    keep smiling,
    chinagirl x
  • louise_P_2
    louise_P_2 Posts: 24 Forumite
    Yes! I have one like this with all of the backwards cats: http://www.ulsterweavers.com/images/products/main_600CAW.jpg
    But mine is cotton - I think the one in that picture is PVC.

    I wear it for baking and, when I remember, for cleaning as I don't like getting water full of cleaning products and dirt splashed on me.

    I have the same apron in my collection but my one is pvc as per the picture. I only collect the pvc aprons
  • louise_P_2
    louise_P_2 Posts: 24 Forumite
    chinagirl wrote: »
    Yes, I was wearing an apron with my name on it today, whilst doing a BBQ. Didn't want to get charcoal or grease on my new white denim shorts :)

    I don't let my husband anywhere near the BBQ without his PVC pinny on.
  • linda_s_4
    linda_s_4 Posts: 16 Forumite
    andy1968 wrote: »
    Linda,
    Yes I have had my birthday now and my partner did indeed get me a new apron amongst other things.
    The apron is a pvc apron from Harrods with the store facade on it, I always wear it for cooking and cleaning but I have kept my old one for decorating and things like that.

    Sounds like a nice apron, good idea keeping your old one for really messy tasks.
  • linda_s_4
    linda_s_4 Posts: 16 Forumite
    louise_P wrote: »
    I don't let my husband anywhere near the BBQ without his PVC pinny on.

    Don't blame you!!!, I make sure my husband always wears his pvc apron (pinny)when doing the BBQ.
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