Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

Nannylala

wackynut wrote: »

Good morning again wackyi think this mornings pic was exterminated:eek:

Nenen

its_a_secret_66 wrote: »

Morning all back to work for me today too .

Lovely to see SD posting again. Sorry to hear you are not feeling so good CJJ.
Eaten soo many Easter eggs feel sick.
Nene you are in the Cambridge area too? Never seen the chapti in the Cambridge store , don't know if mrs Stinkface has as it is her local .

Sure am - and up for a meet too if anyone else in the Cambridge area fancies doing so. :grouphug:

tweets

zippydooda wrote: »

:eek::eek: and spoil my jack Russell's fun. he loves the left over tray chucked outside to finish off what I give up trying to eat. (ok I leave him some).:)

Dogs love having the trays chucked at them I think they enjoy it better than their own food. I always leave extra in mine for Poppy

fernie1

aau1 wrote: »

Search this thread for "Nivea"

The post you want was the secone time anyone used the word on here

Pretty easy to find the original post about a glitch this way

Hi, I did that last night and there many post which I looked at but could find how much they were working out at, but someone has kindly posted the post that showed they are on 4 for £3. Thanks fern is

bubbs

Anon wrote: »

SEL for what please? The bowl or catfood?

I was just patting myself on the back for walking past a full shelf of them yesterday and am now wondering whether to pop in after work to restock ...

Many thanks

Anon

Cat food I did post yesterday it said today. Sorry at work

Enterprise_1701C

dipdap wrote: »

Kids all back at school so writing myself a checklist for today
So far it has 15 things on it :eek:
I've got to sort some cushioning to put under the sofa legs to stop them scratching the new floor. Any mse ideas? I really don't want to go out and buy anything

I use felt pads on the kitchen appliances, you can get them in places like Poundland, or you might need to get some of the cups you can get and put felt pads on those depending on your furniture.

fairclaire

dipdap wrote: »

Kids all back at school so writing myself a checklist for today
So far it has 15 things on it :eek:
I've got to sort some cushioning to put under the sofa legs to stop them scratching the new floor. Any mse ideas? I really don't want to go out and buy anything

I have carpet on the bottom of my sofa feet. I did have those felt pads but they didn't last too long ......mostly because my sofa is really heavy and I'm obsessed with moving it to Hoover under it
So it now has pieces of carpet which are glued on with that really smelly glue that comes in a spray can. I can slide it around by myself as well without annoying anyone to help me

Nenen

dipdap wrote: »

I've got to sort some cushioning to put under the sofa legs to stop them scratching the new floor. Any mse ideas? I really don't want to go out and buy anything

Could you use old socks or do you have any left over carpet tiles/offcuts? We use old rugs under our sofas. If you do have to buy something, the pound shop usually have those stick on foam cushion circles or plastic cups to slip under the feet.

Enterprise_1701C

fairclaire wrote: »

I have carpet on the bottom of my sofa feet. I did have those felt pads but they didn't last too long ......mostly because my sofa is really heavy and I'm obsessed with moving it to Hoover under it
So it now has pieces of carpet which are glued on with that really smelly glue that comes in a spray can. I can slide it around by myself as well without annoying anyone to help me

Wish the solution was as easy for recliners on carpets. We have a nice deep carpet, and recliners with metal frames. Cannot find anything that will stay put under the sofas when I move them, so I have to lift them out of the carpet before I can actually move them :eek::eek:

dipdap

Nenen wrote: »

Could you use old socks or do you have any left over carpet tiles/offcuts? We use old rugs under our sofas. If you do have to buy something, the pound shop usually have those stick on foam cushion circles or plastic cups to slip under the feet.

Thanx nenen, FC & enterprise :T
Dh took the old carpet to the tip as it was really nasty ( was black on the underside from spilt drinks) but the sock idea is genius as we have tons of odd ones.
Also been reminded we have a box of old clothes for charity shop so must be something useful in there :j
FC those felt things you mentioned I agree are rubbish. The legs of this sofa are big and square so need something substantial under them