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  • purpledonkey
    purpledonkey Posts: 6,997 Forumite
    zagubov wrote: »
    There's a couple of recipes online but I don't know how reliable they are. they're a kind of a big flat soft ginger nut style cookie, rather than like a bun or cake. You smear butter or spread on them about five seconds before your arteries fill up with cookeen and they have to bury you.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxQVqcj0Sx0

    Sounds delicious :)
    'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'
  • house_elf wrote: »
    Hi,


    I seem to recall a conversation on here about solar panels recently. Wondered if anyone could offer a bit of advice.


    Went to IKEA today but they didn't have what we wanted, so went for free coffee. Saw that there was no queue for the solar panel people and went to enquire about a quote. Seems very positive and much cheaper than anything we have had quoted in the past. Anyone with any experience of Hanergy or IKEA systems. Will it give us 'free' energy and pay us a return?
    The panels are not as efficient as some, but we have a lot of roof area, so can have a lot of panels.


    Tia. HE x

    I don't know is this where they put panels on your roof buth the extra electric is theirs (like emerald is doing).
    If you have decent roof space facing the right way not blocked by trees and you are buying the panels then it should cover all you need in electric plus you sell what is left back to the grid. Ok a few days in winter it will not produce enough but works on a quarterly system.
    My parents had solar water panels put up in 1994. They still have the same panels now. They also had ground source heat pumps put in just to use when they had guests and needed loads of water.

    They have a pump system that heats the hot water for central heating which uses some electric. They had the electric panels put in 2006.
    They sell back around £900 of electric. They use PCs, TV all day lights, fridge, 2 freezers
    , washing machine everyday and dishwasher.

    Depends on number of panels and facing of roofs but I think it is a great thing as all for alternative energy.

    Going back to 1994 mum said first bath cost £2.5k and she had had free water ever since.

    When we had Orlando villa there was no other solar around. We had panels for pool heating, house hot water and house electric. As we rented it out people were not that careful and left air con on all day and night. We were selling back a lot of electric.

    When I finally buy a house I will have all alternative energy. You can insure panels against extreme weather damage.

    I also invested in a company that put panels on schools. Schools basically rent roof space out and in return get free electric.
    Also invested in the new tidal energy farm in Wales.

    If you can afford the outlay then better to buy yourself as the income is good. If you decide to rent your roof then just make sure you are insured against installation damaging your roof.

    It is so rare in Florida that the couple whombought our house didn't know there was solar and agent didn't point it out. He felt like a lottery winner when he found out as we had spent around £30k installing it all.

    I would want the best effective panels though as you still get some electric even on drab winter days as it is light that makes them work of course sunlight is best as brighter.

    Hath
    V x
    fairclaire wrote: »
    . I do think a chaise lounge is a good description of you though. Stylish yet comfortable and laid back :)

    May the odds be ever in your favour;)

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  • Good morning everyone

    Working 16 hours days is causing havoc with my body clock, hopefully I will get everything done today and I may be able to finish early tomorrow

    Can anyone recommend a cheap tablet/ipad type for two children one aged 10 Girl and one aged 8 Boy, it needs to be able to help with school work, I am a bit stumped because I do not have any children so I do not know what they need for school, any help would be truly appreciated

    Time for another cuppa
  • streetlights
    streetlights Posts: 3,577 Forumite
    Good morning everybody, I hope you are well and this Thursday brings joy.

    Happy shopping.
    Mortgage debt 45,000. Thank you all for your help so far in helping me save to buy the house. I could not have done this without all your help.
  • mooomin
    mooomin Posts: 13,703 Forumite
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    Morning all :D

    Hope you're all well.
  • rosy798 wrote: »
    Arrrrr thanks thats so kind. I do seem to have come up against alot of closed minds!!!!! Dont understand that. My way of thinking is this, ok I dont need comfort or wine right now but what delights will it be after the 2nd of November when alot of the offers change? I intend to be ready for the next mega deal, meanwhile I guess I have bored you all enough x

    Good Morning everyone,

    Thanks for all your information, I have been reading your posts with alot of interest, thank you. You have helped me understand the new M&M and I can't wait for the new offers which I'm hoping you can guide me as I still can't really get my head around it all. :A:o
  • Arthien
    Arthien Posts: 1,513 Forumite
    Seventh Anniversary 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Just a quick one as it's another early start again for me.

    SSM, did you get any of the reeds or other smellies from A a few months back? That would be a free (or almost free) gift and you could say that she could put them in the nappy-changing room :rotfl:
  • underperky
    underperky Posts: 5,217 Forumite
    Good morning world it's a brand new day
  • underperky
    underperky Posts: 5,217 Forumite
    That's brilliant Happy belated Birthday to your Mam
  • bubbs
    bubbs Posts: 67,824 Forumite
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    Morning all :wave:
    I would jut like to say, no one is stepping on my toes regarding posting from HDUK, i jut bring them over in the hope of helping someone , so please dont worry about double posts:D
    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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