An in-between phase

PennysIntoPounds · 22 March at 6:30PM

Money leftover from Mothers Day pot Aim £1112.45 Got £332.45

Badminton with Mr PIP, free exercise in the local park

Half wussy situps

Survey

Usuals

Entered some competitions, today I'm mostly looking forward to winning loadsa cash please

Good walk with Mr PIP, couple of beers at our favourite next-area-over pub

Back home to watch the footie on terrestrial telly for once (half time at the moment)

Cheesy potatoes with baked tomatoes for cosy Sunday dinner 😊🍻

PennysIntoPounds · 22 March at 9:23PM

Does anyone have any thoughts on roof terrace flooring? Bit paranoid about putting anything on it like decking what with damp potential, bit paranoid about putting tiles on what with slip potential. Only a tiny space but currently has dark fibre glass

dreaming · 23 March at 9:58AM

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81933363#Comment_81933363

Would composite decking work? I'm not sure how expensive it is but I believe it tends to be non-slip.

joedenise · 23 March at 2:24PM

How about artificial grass? It would be very low maintenance, just a quick brush from time to time.

Rhyddid2026 · 23 March at 2:49PM

It's not outdoors but it may as well be, I've got large slate looking tiles in my conservatory and they cope very well with floods, rain, mud, animals etc. They're textured and neither me or the dogs have ever slipped on them (and that includes a greyhound hearing the fridge door open and a lurcher who's been playing in the duck pool, and a dyspraxic perimeno me). I'm hoping to get the same put in my kitchen if I ever get that done because they've proven to be easy to clean, hard wearing, and nice underfoot.

PennysIntoPounds · 23 March at 4:53PM

Thanks @dreaming and @Rhyddid2026 will look into those

Cheers @jwil, I probably wouldn't pay for astroturf as I don't want to encourage the industry but def one to keep an eye out for if some appears on olio or somesuch

PennysIntoPounds · 23 March at 6:01PM

Usuals

Vinted money Aim £1112.45 Got £342.45

Build admin

Popped over to mums to print a label and exchange bits and bobs

Steps dropping off a vinted sale and getting coop milk for 20p using vouchers

Receipt survey

Yay won a candle trio worth £45! They're winter themed but I'm happy to look forward to them. They are proper beautiful and I was lusting after them so super happy to have won

Survey

Beer with Mr PIP (with camra discount), did a few vinted listings