I would just like to say
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Congrats, @Wimblowdriver claimed mi 26 farzandf lick…cheques in the post
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Mornin all.
Got a window cleaner in. Hven't had one for ages.
"makes" his own water! Apparently they all do now. So they drip and air dry leaving no streaks.
£22.50 a visit we reckon is a bargain.
So he is one for every coupla mumfs.
Dry and sunny here at the moment but we had a heck of a lot of heavy rain during the night.
Have a good day folks.
Got a window cleaner in. Hven't had one for ages.
"makes" his own water! Apparently they all do now. So they drip and air dry leaving no streaks.
£22.50 a visit we reckon is a bargain.
So he is one for every coupla mumfs.
Dry and sunny here at the moment but we had a heck of a lot of heavy rain during the night.
Have a good day folks.
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The beck has burst its banks again so had to drive through the flood water!
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I passed through Walcott this morning and the Digby/walcott fen looked like a giant lake.
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Ah, thanks. That 10p will come in handy -----
I jet wash mine in spring and wash in car wash and waxMornin all.
Got a window cleaner in. Hven't had one for ages.
"makes" his own water! Apparently they all do now. So they drip and air dry leaving no streaks.
£22.50 a visit we reckon is a bargain.
So he is one for every coupla mumfs.
Dry and sunny here at the moment but we had a heck of a lot of heavy rain during the night.
Have a good day folks.
Polish up with old windscreen wiper and they're good for the summer, just a quick swill every month after that and the dirt just rolls off
Do live in a bungalow though
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Freedom hard commutes walking downstairs.
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I must have barbed myself whilst cutting a hawthorn hedge yesterday. Swollen and painful
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...I finally got a response from "Logitech No-Support Unless We Really Have To".
However, everything they wrote to me about their product was "untrue" and I was able to prove it with screenshots (words & pictures).
NO! It doesn't work that way, It works the way I said it does, but it has some real idiosyncrasies you don't mention. So seeing as everything you have said thus far is total hogwash, would you like to try again?
I am so surprised that such a big company performs so poorly at support.
However, everything they wrote to me about their product was "untrue" and I was able to prove it with screenshots (words & pictures).
NO! It doesn't work that way, It works the way I said it does, but it has some real idiosyncrasies you don't mention. So seeing as everything you have said thus far is total hogwash, would you like to try again?
I am so surprised that such a big company performs so poorly at support.
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Keep it clean and pop some vaseline over it
Mate says make a Landy instead ?
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I agree!
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And the hawthorn prick?
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If it's removable then remove it bit the vaseline would seal the wound and keep dirt out
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That's what Kurt always says.
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