Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Oh, not crap at all, love it!!!
I have a lovely bug petrol lawnmower, got a right bargain, it was miss priced, and went right up in price a few days after I bought it!
There is nothing more satisfying as a new chain on a chainsaw, nice big chips. I was sawing only last night to sort logs out for next year.

have you got an inside wood burner? I looooove mine. We had an old chimney opened up....and opened the walll between kitchen and living room, so we have it in both ( my idea ) it's fab

aau1

ellie14 wrote: »

Fairclaire.......:A

Tinyshoes......:A


I think you are both amazing :A

fairclaire
Pleased to hear your O/H is on the mend and on his way home :j

Ditto!

:j:j:j

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Now this salt and vinegar dave, what do I do with it. Not allowed to use any bought solutions as they contain harmful stuff and we are organic. I usually use my little tool but it does make my hands ache. I have lots of c......

The best thing you can do, but it will kill EVERYTHING is to heat up a pan of vinegar and disolve as much salt into it as you can (a full filler item;)) then while hot, pour it onto your cracks, give it a week, and you will be all clean.

artha

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Now this salt and vinegar dave, what do I do with it. Not allowed to use any bought solutions as they contain harmful stuff and we are organic. I usually use my little tool but it does make my hands ache. I have lots of c......

You could always use boiling water from the kettle...it doesnt remove then of course but kills them by cooking them and they gradually wither away.

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

oops, I am ashamed




but I'll get over it

davemorton wrote: »

Awww, ts, bit harsh at this time of night

It's ok dave, he knows I am only joking, me and aau are like brother and sister, we grew up on the 1p thread. And we are both very good with numbers.

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

have you got an inside wood burner? I looooove mine. We had an old chimney opened up....and opened the walll between kitchen and living room, so we have it in both ( my idea ) it's fab

Oh yes, love it. Building a large shed this year, thinking about putting a summer house on the end of it, with another log burner, but not sure if I am just wasting the space, as if it is warm, I will just sit on the decking, and if it is cold, I will go inside, so why do I want/need a summer house?

Savvybuyer

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It's ok dave, he knows I am only joking, me and aau are like brother and sister, we grew up on the 1p thread. And we are both very good with numbers.

Neither of you members of the 10p club though!:rotfl:;)

Hi there - before I go (I've been here all day today), multibuys for me on MSM - 3676 signed out, 3807 signed in.

logie

davemorton wrote: »

Evening Logie, you feeling okay hun?

I'm not bad thanks DM Poorly baby though Have a feeling it's going to be a long night. Kept intending to go to bed hence the lurking, but can still hear him fidgetting. I know as soon as my head hits the pillow he'll start....

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

The best thing you can do, but it will kill EVERYTHING is to heat up a pan of vinegar and disolve as much salt into it as you can (a full filler item;)) then while hot, pour it onto your cracks, give it a week, and you will be all clean.

I will have to think about that if it kills everything, cos that will be the worms too and we like the worms in our garden. I'm not sure Mr TS will let me do that he will probably say to keep it up with my little hand tool.

Tinyshoes

artha wrote: »

You could always use boiling water from the kettle...it doesnt remove then of course but kills them by cooking them and they gradually wither away.

Big dandelions too, it is sooo out of hand this year. I have usually started round about Easter. :eek: