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  • TrulyMadly
    TrulyMadly Posts: 39,754 Forumite
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    We used to have a solid fuel Rayburn in the kitchen and that would just burn wood for fun. But my Dad had an accident with the chainsaw and nearly sliced his foot off. So we had an oil one installed and that does heating and hot water. The lounge has a little stove but there is no radiator in there and it's quite a big room so takes a while to heat up.

    Wood is split logs and is stored in the shed opposite - space is not a problem :D

    Softwood costs about £70/tonne and hardwood £90/tonne it is well seasoned and burns well. Wouldn't touch telegraph poles though as they contain a lot of tar.


    We used to have sold fuel Rayburn too as there was no gas in the village when we first moved here. One evening when the children were tiny, I was getting them ready for bed. I stripped off their clothes, opened the Rayburn door and threw them on the fire thinking it was the washing machine:eek:

    Oh happy days:D
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    To be is to do. Sartre
    Do be do be do. Sinatra
  • TrulyMadly
    TrulyMadly Posts: 39,754 Forumite
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    bubbs wrote: »
    Tm, ive saved you a chunk x

    What sort of jam is it bubbs?:)
    To do is to be. Rousseau
    To be is to do. Sartre
    Do be do be do. Sinatra
  • Iamsohappy
    Iamsohappy Posts: 2,598 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary
    TrulyMadly wrote: »
    We used to have sold fuel Rayburn too as there was no gas in the village when we first moved here. One evening when the children were tiny, I was getting them ready for bed. I stripped off their clothes, opened the Rayburn door and threw them on the fire thinking it was the washing machine:eek:

    Oh happy days:D

    TM did you really throw your kids on the fire :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Smile :) and hopefully the world will smile back

  • fairclaire
    fairclaire Posts: 22,698 Forumite
    Lovely cakes Bubbs. Im glad I can only look rather than eat, my diet has slipped a little the last week or so :o

    Nice to see you TS :A
  • nerfdad
    nerfdad Posts: 13,795 Forumite
    bubbs wrote: »
    Was nice i just had a slice of sponge:D

    As soon as ds is asleep i wil murder a wispa egg:)
  • bubbs
    bubbs Posts: 67,811 Forumite
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    TrulyMadly wrote: »
    We used to have sold fuel Rayburn too as there was no gas in the village when we first moved here. One evening when the children were tiny, I was getting them ready for bed. I stripped off their clothes, opened the Rayburn door and threw them on the fire thinking it was the washing machine:eek:

    Oh happy days:D
    Sorry Tm but that made me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
  • bubbs
    bubbs Posts: 67,811 Forumite
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    Dont like wispa , love choci but not that
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
  • bubbs
    bubbs Posts: 67,811 Forumite
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    TrulyMadly wrote: »
    What sort of jam is it bubbs?:)
    Strawberry, sorry reading backwards :rotfl:
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
  • Call_of_Trouty
    Call_of_Trouty Posts: 5,666 Forumite
    edited 24 March 2013 at 8:14PM
    silvercar wrote: »
    It gets madder.

    We get a water softener, so we can't drink water that has been softened. But we do want the kitchen tap water to be free of limescale so we get a filter r/o that filters the softened water to remove the excess sodium. Then we find that trace minerals are also removed from the water, so I take a multi-mineral supplement every day.

    I haven't heard that the pure water also draws out minerals in your body, only that it doesn't contain essential trace minerals. I would have thought it would have been banned as your drinking water tap if it really was capable of drawing out stuff in your body.

    I use mine for my marine fish tank.

    To get rid of contaminants and stop limescale a granulated carbon filter would do the job. Around 30-40 quid for the unit and 5 or 6 quid every 6 months for a new filter.
  • bubbs
    bubbs Posts: 67,811 Forumite
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    Thanks claire, thought id bake means not done any for ages and so nasty outside
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
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