anyone recommend a good salad spinner for my home grown leaves?

maypole

Got mine from Lidls, works fine.

Lotus-eater

seraphina wrote: »

I don't like using tea towels to dry salad leaves, it just means you've got lots of damp tea towels hanging around.

Agreed, it can be a pain, you use one tea towel to dry another and then you have 2 damp tea towels. :mad: When does it ever end?

Well thankfully I have come up with the answer, a new invention which is going to take the world by storm.
I call it, "line in the garden that you can use to hang up tea towels"

Basically it's a sort of string made from a secret plastic and you hang it between two solid objects, such as a tree, or a house. Obviously if your house isn't in the correct position, it can be a problem, which is why I came up with "bit of wood that you stick into the ground with a big hammer as far as you can, till you hit your thumb"
I'm retailing the "bit of wood" at £29.99 and the "special line" at £35.99, an absolute bargain.

Farway

maypole wrote: »

Got mine from Lidls, works fine.

Same here, does the job a treat

sassyblue

Lotus-eater wrote: »

Well thankfully I have come up with the answer, a new invention which is going to take the world by storm.
I call it, "line in the garden that you can use to hang up tea towels"

I hate sarcasm but that made me laugh out loud. :rotfl:

kimmee

sassyblue wrote: »

I hate sarcasm but that made me laugh out loud. :rotfl:

Ditto!! :rotfl:

Chimera

lol.. thanks for all the relies guys.. I do like the tea towel idea.. think I will stick with that for the moment, and a salad spinner up if I see a bargain somewhere

Sucker_for_sweeties

Lotus-eater wrote: »

Agreed, it can be a pain, you use one tea towel to dry another and then you have 2 damp tea towels. :mad: When does it ever end?

Well thankfully I have come up with the answer, a new invention which is going to take the world by storm.
I call it, "line in the garden that you can use to hang up tea towels"

Basically it's a sort of string made from a secret plastic and you hang it between two solid objects, such as a tree, or a house. Obviously if your house isn't in the correct position, it can be a problem, which is why I came up with "bit of wood that you stick into the ground with a big hammer as far as you can, till you hit your thumb"
I'm retailing the "bit of wood" at £29.99 and the "special line" at £35.99, an absolute bargain.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

please tell me I can reduce your first invention to the size of a tena lady:eek: