Diary Mortgage Free Road To Change My Life

FreedomChaser

:T well done!
Shame it was such a hassle for you, anyone would think they don't want you to overpay
Sounds like you're getting on with your renovations, we are in the middle of decorating 4 bedrooms (2 down, 2 to go) and then have some bigger jobs to do

Luckyinlife

katep23 wrote: »

Woo hoo, fab!

Thanks kate :] yay

gallygirl wrote: »

A great payment, and even if it took you an hour - well, it's not a bad hourly rate you've saved :T.

Thanks ya was a bit of a nightmare but nothing will stop me overpaying hehe

FreedomChaser wrote: »

:T well done!
Shame it was such a hassle for you, anyone would think they don't want you to overpay
Sounds like you're getting on with your renovations, we are in the middle of decorating 4 bedrooms (2 down, 2 to go) and then have some bigger jobs to do

Ya in all fairness they where help full enough in the end it just seemed like they dont deal with people overpaying a lot as it was hold on i got to check type of thing hehe
The renovations are coming on well hopefully should all be done in 2-3 weeks max :] its hard when you live there isnt it

Bluefire wrote: »

Yay! It's an amazing feeling taking that first step, love watching those numbers go down!

Thanks blue fire i was tempted to put another 500 to bring it under 65k but i have to control myself as i still have a kitchen and floor to buy hehe
After all it is a marathon not a sprint :]

Firegirl

That is a brilliant overpayment!!!! Very exciting when you get that piece of paper through the door!!!:beer:

Luckyinlife

Thanks Sque :] hopefully the confirm the how much the term has come down as well if not ill have to ring them haha

Cream_Tea

That's great, Thanks for keeping your diary exciting!

CT

edinburgher

I will get around to reading your full diary shortly, but can I pick your brains in the meantime?

What is the best way to clean internal windows without buying any specific kit? I've got white vinegar, ammonia, washing up liquid, sponges and lint free cloths etc. Probably scrounge up a bucket from somewhere as well...

Luckyinlife

Cream_Tea wrote: »

That's great, Thanks for keeping your diary exciting!

CT

Thanks cream tea :]

Luckyinlife

edinburgher wrote: »

I will get around to reading your full diary shortly, but can I pick your brains in the meantime?

What is the best way to clean internal windows without buying any specific kit? I've got white vinegar, ammonia, washing up liquid, sponges and lint free cloths etc. Probably scrounge up a bucket from somewhere as well...

Thanks for popping in edinbutgher :]

Personally if i clean inside without a window cleaning blade and cloth i just use a microfiber cloth a damp one to clean them and a dry one to make them spot free.
washing up liquid is good no need to over do it just a little bit just make sure you use a nice dry microfiber cloth to get them to come up clean with no streaks.
i guess you have some big windows being up high ?

edinburgher

Excellent, got cloths. Yes, we have gigantic windows, nice when they're clean, our secret shame when they're filthy

Luckyinlife

edinburgher wrote: »

Excellent, got cloths. Yes, we have gigantic windows, nice when they're clean, our secret shame when they're filthy

Ah i know my house has a conservatory so it will be shame of dirt greenhouse haha