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Just seen microfibre cloths mentioned again.What are they good for?btw I got stardrops the other day in preparation for some motivation to clean
It might be a long time coming though;)
"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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Hi candygirl
There is a thread on the O/S board called something like "Stardrops....a user guide" which everyone has put their uses for it on. (Sorry everyone, will try and find out how to post links, promise). Looks like everyone is a fan, so I thought I'd get some and give it a go.
My BF and Mum both have the microfibre cloths and swear by them for polishing, my Mum loves them as she doesn't use any polish, which is great for my asthma!0 -
Just seen microfibre cloths mentioned again.What are they good for?btw I got stardrops the other day in preparation for some motivation to clean
It might be a long time coming though;)
i use my cloth daily its great! i use it for washing up, cleaning windows...well almost for all my cleaning needs really except down the lavvy lol. the cloth is used so much it is in and out of the washing machine every time i put it on....i really need to buy a couple more :rotfl: how sad am i that at the age of 34 i get excited about a clothi really need to get a life!
proper prior planning prevents !!!!!! poor performance!Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realise we cannot eat moneyquote from an american indian.0 -
my staples are:- rice, pasta,spuds,lasagne sheets,ketchup,brown sauce,oxo,cornflour,bisto,salt n pepper, mixed herbs, mixed spices,yeast,/sr/plain and bread flour, oats for baking flapjacks,sultanas,icing sugar,tea coffee and sugar.
tinned stuff- baked beans, tomatoes,kidney beans, tinned carrots/sweetcorn etc,corned beef
fridge:- eggs,milk,bacon,cheese, cold meats, fresh veg
freezer:- chips (for when i cant be bothered to peel spuds)frozen veg, muffins and cakes (cooked in batches so i can take 1 out when i fancy)bread,milk (take out to defrost when needed...saves popping to shops and spending £20) a stack of homemade cheese n tom pizzas (i add more toppings when i cook)
dont go too mad or you will end up with lots of ingredients you wont use again, just plan week to week for now, im sure you will be fine...angchris xxproper prior planning prevents !!!!!! poor performance!Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realise we cannot eat moneyquote from an american indian.0 -
Just wanted to nip in and say thanks to everyone, always a bit nervous about jumping in somewhere new and asking a question, but you've all been really helpful! Will try and become a bit more of a contributor as I learn along the way!0
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