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I like Zippo lighters, I really do. Trouble is, they have to be ‘managed’ all the time, ‘ cos all of a sudden the fuel has dried up ( about 5 days). That’s why I like the ‘10 for a pound ‘ disposable jobs. I am using throwaways I bought 11 years ago. The small round Clippers are good too, last for ...

You could also fit an old fashioned door bar. https://www.historicallocks.com/Other/Historical%20Locks/Dictionary/lexicon_4_small.jpg Couple of different modern examples https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaCZgIalZz4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=tr0N3gmtQTo Or a brace-bar like this h...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tin-Can-Cook-Store-cupboard-Recipes/dp/1529015286/ref=sr_1_1?crid=144AA4T8LC72A&keywords=tin+can+cook+jack+monroe&qid=1559417936&s=books&sprefix=tin+can+cook%2Cdigital-text%2C144&sr=1-1 Added to my wishlist. I don't like to use the kindle for reference books as its a PITA t...

Opps... Forgot to mention the CS Style that acts as a key fob.


The Scissors are really good, the screwdriver fits glasses and the snap also acts as a bottle opener(and happens to be the second most used part )

Fisher space pen, probably used every day at one time (now we don't get deliveries that often at work)

Exactly,Arzosah. High acid( pickles), High sugar ( preserves) are shelf stable at ambient temperature,as the storage medium does not allow bacterial growth.Saying that though,I do put pickled beetroot in the fridge once opened,as it stops oxidisation and the beetroot turning brown,yuk! Must eat big...

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Mon May 27, 2019 7:10 am

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Sun May 26, 2019 9:20 pm

Tested the smoke alarms simple prep that gets overlooked week after week.........

Alarms here,now tested.Great point Andy.

Oh, I just cook toast and they test themselves

This is the basic bistro-stove a lot of us have.
I buy my gas from Ebay, if you're OK with buying in bulk you can find some good deals

Back somewhere near topic.
We don't eat a lot of pasta, what other ways are to to eat pesto (if any)?

Recently I've been looking into first aid courses (FAW as a minimum), As I'm part funding it myself (split with work) cost is an issue. St John's or the Red Cross charge around £350, but other training providers offer the same qualification for about the £200 mark. Am I missing something? Is the tra...