Never say never. Who knows when you might have a "Freddie moment" (especially in today's fluid-gender environment
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Taxi for @cgtmiles!Shark WandVac 2.0 Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner [WV270UK] Lightweight, Powerful Suction, Boost Mode, Pet Tool, Duster/Crevice Tool, Charging Base, Blue https://amzn.eu/d/20u1qf9
We got one of these to hoover up the ants after our trip to france this year.
I’ll get my coat
We have a squeegee wiper thing for the shower screen …. Must be the northerner in me thinking £100+ for a gadget I didn’t know I needed it even existed lol
now catalogue each of those invoices in a spreadsheet with folters and categories... and you're at my level.Not bought today but I’ve bought a folder with 100 plastic sleeves in for all the paperwork for the van and tonight I’ve filed everything so far. Not had a vehicle that warranted this before so quite pleased with myself
eco-eco A4 Size 50% Recycled 100 Pocket Black Presentation Display Book, Storage Case Portfolio Art Folder with Plastic Sleeves with Black Display Box https://amzn.eu/d/hESqrwm
Might reorder the file tomorrow
The tight (value orientated) Yorkshireman in me always looks on the Karcher outlet site
Not that I’ll be buying such a frivolous gadget of course.
Karcher WV2 Refurbished Window Vacuum :: Window Cleaning
www.karcheroutlet.co.uk
Not that I’ll be buying such a frivolous gadget of course.
I'm with @thuderace916 - a simple squeegee does the job. Failing that, I'd prefer to use my sleeve, a dock leaf and garden twig than shell-out for a gadget.
I wipe them with the cloth from the sink then wring it out. Infinite battery life and fully eco friendly.I'm with @thuderace916 - a simple squeegee does the job. Failing that, I'd prefer to use my sleeve, a dock leaf and garden twig than shell-out for a gadget.
Can we start a "nerdy spreadsheet" sub-group please? At this very moment I'm working on a spreadsheet graphic to represent the settings of/interactions between our CH boiler, the thermostat and our wet & dry underfloor heating systems. Wife thinks I'm utterly bonkers and I can't really disagree!
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Absolutely mate - though I do have a spreadsheet for the van too.
Today I bought a Kirivans drivers seat swivel.
John.
John.
Went a bit mental yesterday!
Decided to have a go at making some for the rear and side windows.
Bought some foil covered bubble wrap stuff 600mm x 7.5m (£14.99)
Stuck loads of paper to the inside of the windows to make templates.
Got the Mrs to stick templates to the insulation stuff and cut out.
Bound the edges with grey gaffer tape.
All fit perfect and give better blackout than existing curtains alone as well as offering insulation.
Full set made for under £15 with plenty left over for owt else that may need doing.
Happy Yorkshireman!!!
You will be surprised how good they are ! Definitely will get used.
So last week when Leighton Vans emailed me and said they have up to 25% off part i had to have a little spending spree and brought:
LEIGHTON LV-1 MATTE BRONZE ALLOYS
LWB GLOSS BLACK TRAPEZOID SIDE BARS
TAILGATE CARBON BUMPER PROTECTOR
I have also just struck a deal with the dealer who is suppling my new van to supply and fit Eibach lowering springs free of charge! A long story involving VW finance taking tens of thousands of pounds from our account and putting us overdrawn severely and not having the money back for 10 working days! . More action than that is being taken though!
There is camper glass windows and seats that have been brought as well. Just need the van to arrive now so i can get it all started!!
LEIGHTON LV-1 MATTE BRONZE ALLOYS
LWB GLOSS BLACK TRAPEZOID SIDE BARS
TAILGATE CARBON BUMPER PROTECTOR
I have also just struck a deal with the dealer who is suppling my new van to supply and fit Eibach lowering springs free of charge! A long story involving VW finance taking tens of thousands of pounds from our account and putting us overdrawn severely and not having the money back for 10 working days! . More action than that is being taken though!
There is camper glass windows and seats that have been brought as well. Just need the van to arrive now so i can get it all started!!
A new rug.
And some new cutlery and utensils, no more rattling coming from the cupboards now.
And some new cutlery and utensils, no more rattling coming from the cupboards now.
A pair of Quick Pop straps.
A lot neater than the previous 8 foot straps and they don’t fall on your head while driving!
I like how they have a hook that the buckle is fixed to so you can pull down on the roof to tighten it. The magnet in the end of the loose strap is a nice touch too, so it stays up out of the way.
They are not cheap but you do get 2 x 8 foot straps back to use on your roofrack!
www.sjb.design
A lot neater than the previous 8 foot straps and they don’t fall on your head while driving!
I like how they have a hook that the buckle is fixed to so you can pull down on the roof to tighten it. The magnet in the end of the loose strap is a nice touch too, so it stays up out of the way.
They are not cheap but you do get 2 x 8 foot straps back to use on your roofrack!
QuickPop
QuickPop is a simple and affordable quick release Pop Top strap designed to cut down the time spent releasing or tying down your pop top to a mere 4 seconds so you can spend your holiday time doing the important things.
www.sjb.design
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Love it
