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lol..take a look at the 'baby wipe warmer' that my m.i.l bought for us instead of the crib we asked for ( warmer cost her more) and need i say moreMembre Of Teh Misspleing Culb0
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AussieLass wrote:Are you sure that the toothpaste would be adhesive enough for the tiles to stay up?
according to my OH - he says it does. he put one up in his mums house 20 years ago and its still there! obviously dont recommend doing all your bathroom/kitchen tiles, but if the odd one falls off try it!0 -
Hope this hasn't already been posted. I cut off the bottom of old plastic plantpots and use to keep my teepee style sweetpea canes together in the summer - put a bamboo through each hole - perfect ! better than string.Currently on a life sort-out !! ...reducing bills, decluttering and getting into fitness - busy bee0
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Blue tac, can be rolled in a ball and used to clean all the debris off your keyboard.February Grocery Challenge £250.00
Spend so far £230!! (Ohhh my days HELP) still got almost 2 weeks left!!0 -
Mr_Proctalgia wrote:I have just discovered this amazing site - But I have to ask who first tried rubbing Pile Cream on their faces??????? :rolleyes: ..............and why???
What were they thinking of???
Oh........BTW Mansion Polish is great for buffing up shoes
I've heard that yogurt is good for thrush in those delicate places, if you get my drift, how on earth did anyone discover that!!0 -
hardpressed wrote:I've heard that yogurt is good for thrush in those delicate places, if you get my drift, how on earth did anyone discover that!!
Eating live yoghurt is also supposed to be helpful, and much less messy, I promise you!A penny saved is a penny gained0 -
Marigold123 wrote:I tried it, many years ago, and I can't say I found it very helpful. I do know many people who swear by it, though. It probably works better if you don't wait until you are at your wits' end first!
Eating live yoghurt is also supposed to be helpful, and much less messy, I promise you!
What flavour did you use? :rotfl:Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia.0 -
AussieLass wrote:What flavour did you use? :rotfl:A penny saved is a penny gained0
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Have seen this on another board I belong to so haven't tried it but seemingly you can use hair conditioner as make up remover - I have sensitive skin so don't know if I fancy that but someone might find it useful0
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If you prefer to use proper butter instead of spreads etc, I use a cheese slicer to slice butter too. Keep your butter in the fridge and just slice it off as you need it. Butter left out to be soft would end up going rancid quickly, would it not? I'm not keen on spreads on toast so it saves cutting big lumps of butter with a knife so would make the bar go further.“Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.” - Oscar Wilde0
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