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Morning, well wrapped up for a tropical 2°c
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morning @ll everything is frozen temp h@s plummeted, deffo into winter now.
getting @ blood test tod@y, h@ve @ nice d@y
getting @ blood test tod@y, h@ve @ nice d@y
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Morning, a tad chilly again today. Doing a bit of programming this morning to earn a crust. Off to the city in the afternoon just to get out the bungalow for a bit.
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Morning All.
2° here and pretty "still".
CH did not fail this morning (I would be in trouble if it had).
Bins out, paper rescued from the vendor.
Now a coffee I think.
Have a great day everyone.
2° here and pretty "still".
CH did not fail this morning (I would be in trouble if it had).
Bins out, paper rescued from the vendor.
Now a coffee I think.
Have a great day everyone.
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Concise and "to the point"
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...that I have spent some time trying hard to get the system balancing correct on my Central Heating.
I know its meant to be 11° drop across each radiator and 20° across the boiler but its not as easy as it looks everything seems to affect everything else.
So it truly is a "balancing-act".
I know its meant to be 11° drop across each radiator and 20° across the boiler but its not as easy as it looks everything seems to affect everything else.
So it truly is a "balancing-act".
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Good luck with it!!morning @ll everything is frozen temp h@s plummeted, deffo into winter now.
getting @ blood test tod@y, h@ve @ nice d@y
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Yer, had problem with a web link I was copying n pasting so binned the postConcise and "to the point"
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Just get it as clean as you can with normal stuff then use oven cleaner for the toughest burnt on carbon sh!t. You just have to watch over it a bit.
(when I am furious about stuff, I calm down by cleaning the kitchen, to within an inch of its life. This only happens about once every two years. )
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After numerous attempts with different products, Ive found dishwasher tablets disolved in a bowl of hot water works well. The last time I cleaned it I made up a product with ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and petrol. That was a bit of a mistake cos it turned my hair blue, it took weeks for it to grow out.
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..... that I have received some Good News!
The results of my scans are back and I am not in a bad way. "Mild inducible ischemia to an insignificant extent". In keeping with known residual RCA disease.
So not going to peg it just yet.
The results of my scans are back and I am not in a bad way. "Mild inducible ischemia to an insignificant extent". In keeping with known residual RCA disease.
So not going to peg it just yet.
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If summat works, it works.
Love the blue rinse look!!!
Oven cleaner deffo works but sometimes you have to leave it on overnight.
I've posted before, on here I think, about using those silver sheet things from Lakeland that catch the stuff that would otherwise muck it up. We use those on our gas hob.
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