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Preparing for winter IV
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cornishchick wrote: »I didn't put it on in the end as I was worried all the dampness would be bad for the electric... :eek:
Nice to see another fellow maid in the house my ansome xxx:DThriftkitten
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CC can you ask the McMillan nurses or somebody like that? Are there still such things as District Nurses?0
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cornishchick wrote: »I didn't put it on in the end as I was worried all the dampness would be bad for the electric... :eek:
cornishchick - depending on the size of the area, a hairdryer is often good at drying out quickly. Or, a hot water bottle placed over the mattress with an absorbent cloth placed between them, helps too - albeit takes longer though and you need to keep changing cloths.
Would it help to have an additional mattress protector - one under the other?
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Thriftkitten wrote: »Nice to see another fellow maid in the house my ansome xxx:D
Wasson me 'ansome, gonna be bleddy cold dreckly:)
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Living on my memories, making new ones.
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Gosh all these damn foreigners in here..
gonny no blether like that hen cos I dinny ken whit hell yer sayin!
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I had one too, but the wheels fell off!!!0
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LOL MrsL - I got my thread muddled up and thought you were talking about codpieces !! lolol0
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I noticed the daily's were predicting carnage with 4 inches of the white stuff... :rotfl: that just means a bit of mizzle and slight wind if you !!!! yer head to the side for u cornwallians then.cornishchick wrote: »Wasson me 'ansome, gonna be bleddy cold dreckly:)
Snives ere maid... not sure how far away you are and yes its freezun!
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Thrift kitten
Tis at that, I'm near Liskeard,
XCctoday's mood is brought to you by coffee, lack of sleep and idiots.
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Gosh all these damn foreigners in here..
gonny no blether like that hen cos I dinny ken whit hell yer sayin!:p
now i know you're just havin' us all on there mar because I understood them and i'm a bleddy american by birth (i escaped as fast as i could though, honest guv!) :rotfl:0
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