The Elite and the 24 hour #glitch people :)

underperky

Nellie35 wrote: »

Fultons foods. Hope you have one near you.

Thanks I have been googling Fred Fulton for ages ...he is a boxer


by the way not a shop ... I was nearly right

Tinyshoes

underperky wrote: »

When I was little and right through my teens there was a coal


house then an outside toilet ..then there was a building


that was called either the out house by men or the wash house


by women ...My mother used to have a berco boiler thing and boil


all the whites then transfer them to the twin tub in the kitchen


to be washed ......Now this might only be oldies like me that we


used to have pride in hanging our real nappies out on the line


white as white can be all pegged neatly in a row ....


Now I don't know why my dil and a few others don't just buy


every thing grey cos after the first wash they are either


white -grey
pink -grey
yellow -grey


the only time they are the original colour is before they are


washed


and sadly white is my fave colour for my dgd so I keep a few


whites at mine for her

I always wash my whites separately underperky.

DD1 was very good at uni and used to split her clothes and they came back just as good as they went. DD2 on the other hand exactly as you say, white vest tops now grey. White towels now pink. Everything gets chucked in together. :eek:

I know her course is full on and she doesn't get much time between studying and being at the hospital but I don't think it looks very good.

Call_of_Trouty

asset2004 wrote: »

been away for a couple of days and it's taken me 2 days to catch up with more than 100 pages :eek:
I had several APGs expiring yesterday and couldn't work out what was glitching so just bought some whoopsies and some badly fitting clothes

You should try them on instore, would save a trip to take them back.

bubbs

I always wash mine seperate too, as we speak i have just put a boil white wash in

hornetgirl

tweets wrote: »

That's a funny name if she no coal.

She kept things like lawnmower, spade, rake etc in there, so shed would have been a better name.

elliemoo

Good evening all.:)

underperky

I have just thought of a memory of the out house / wash house


the chapel at the bottom of our street closed and with my brothers we took the organ from the chapel all the way home on two bogies and when the pipes wouldn't fit in the wash house my brothers swiftly sawed through the pipes to drag it into the wash house where it entertained us for many months

tweets

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I hope you don't get mucked around anymore tweets you have been waiting far too long now.

Thanks Tinyshoes been messed about since November 2014

Tinyshoes

tweets wrote: »

Thanks Tinyshoes been messed about since November 2014

I know I really thought your kitchen would be done before my bathroom!

bubbs

Does anyone remember a flatley? to dry clothes