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does anyone use an apron when cleaning and cooking
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Yes yes yes...I love my apron. I use mine to protect my clothes from splashes as well0
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Not usually at home but got one for christmas, wore it on xmas eve & day, tbh keep forgetting to wear it but should as I always end up with cooking splashes down me!0
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I always did at my parents as I am a right one for getting flour/icing sugar/the tea/anything down me! Usually just throw on a pinny so will be bringing one of those home with me from theirs tomorrow as I have constantly forgotton one!
Was tempted to switch to a long/'full length' one but don't think it would suit the way I work
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Yes! It's saves a lot of hassle trying to get oil spots out of clothes (cooking and washing up!)[0
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No I don't, but if the question had 'should' at the beginning then it would be a definite yes
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I usually remember it when I'm baking as I tend to get flour everywhere. Otherwise, I tend not to bother unless I think that whatever I'm cooking is likely to be particularly messy.Trust me - I'm NOT a doctor!0
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Manwife gave me a cow print apron (matches our cow print tablecloth
) for Christmas as I'm always spilling flour etc down myself and have ruined a couple of tops spilling oil on them. Already wore it to make cake... and spilled cocoa powder down it, so it's definitely worth it! :rotfl: Rule 7: If you're not changing it, you're choosing it.
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I've got one in the cupboard - I just forget it's there when I'm cooking/baking0
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Never, although I should.Opinion on everything, knowledge of nothing.0
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Yep, I have 2!
I have a cheapo matalan pink spotty one that I use all of the time. I hate getting anything splashed on my clothes. I also have a fantastic ruffled one that cost $30 from Sur La Table in the states. It's similar o the ones Anthroplogy sell for around £30. Aprons are the one thing I learnt to always use from home economic lessons in school.0
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