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Money saving gadgets?
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I can recommend the Standard British Finger.
The finger can be used for many different applications for money saving, it can pull a plug out of a socket, it can switch lights off, if you get fed up you can also put you finger into a ****** or any where else you care to put it
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Black and Decker TLD100 thermal leak detector. Recently purchased and found my cold spots straight away.0
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If you are water metered then a brick in your cistern and possibly one of those limiters on the shower flow too..... ( would never do that myself as I do like a decent shower)
Agree with reducing the amount of water in the cistern - but not a brick. Bricks are likely to fall apart and produce unwelcome bits and pieces.
Have found that a collection of stones from the beach can be more easily fitted/sorted so that just the right amount of water is excluded to maintain a decent flush. No debris.Forgotten but not gone.0 -
Agree with reducing the amount of water in the cistern - but not a brick. Bricks are likely to fall apart and produce unwelcome bits and pieces.
Have found that a collection of stones from the beach can be more easily fitted/sorted so that just the right amount of water is excluded to maintain a decent flush. No debris.
Or an empty plastic bottle filled with water...0 -
ilikewatch wrote: »Or an empty plastic bottle filled with water...
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Or, an empty plastic bottle filled with cola would work just as well.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0
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