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Beautiful summery day since 6am. Peaking at 23C
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Chatting on the Plot / Household stuff you wouldn't buy again.
« Last post by Lardman on Today at 15:06 »
I've spent the weekend trying to tidy up and clean.Looking at it I'm getting nowhere fast. I can't help but think I've made things difficult for myself with some stupid decisions.

Here's a quick list of things I wish I'd bought/done differently.

All in one washer /drier - utterly useless does neither job well.
Shaker style cabinet doors - grime just collects on them.
Stainless steel backsplash by the cooker / sink - never look clean regardless of what I do to them.
The gas hob - It's impossible to keep clean or even deep clean.
Under counter fridge - I can't see what's in it and stuff lurks in the back until it's green/blue and smelly.
Shower curtains. Are these supposed to be disposable ?
Cheap dark towels that shed fluff.
Shell sculpted porcelain. I knew I should have replaced it when I moved in. Impossible to clean.
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Warm and sunny, with enough of a breeze to stop it being unpleasant.  I risked washing the cushions from the sofa - hopefully they'll line dry in time.
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Chatting on the Plot / Re: What’s for tea? 2024
« Last post by Lardman on Today at 14:37 »
Leftover beef stew even though it's not exactly the right weather for it. 
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Chatting on the Plot / Re: What’s for tea? 2024
« Last post by mrs bouquet on Today at 13:02 »
Chicken Chow Mein  -  Ready made, not by me.    :D  Mrs Bouquet
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I got up early and planted up some new containers.  Also cut the grass.  Glad I did, its hot now.
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General Gardening / How many containers is too many ?
« Last post by mrs bouquet on Today at 12:57 »
I have decided to cut back this year, so how come I have still got 39 and not quite finished yet !!  :ohmy:  Mrs Bouquet
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Grow Your Own / Gone-to-seed leeks still edible
« Last post by AlaninCarlisle on Today at 12:37 »
For reasons I won't bore you with, my entire crop of leeks (planted June last year) have gone to seed. The stems still seem solid enough so are they likely to cook and taste the same?
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Grow Your Own / Potato Failure..
« Last post by AndyRVTR on Today at 12:35 »
I sowed my maincrop potatoes in one of the raised beds on 30th March, varieties were Mozart, Maris Piper and King Edward. All the seeds were chitted and planted using exactly the same method, however, the Maris Piper & Mozart have totally failed to grow, I mean not even broken the surface! The King Edward were my own saved seeds from last year and they are absolutely thriving, unfortunately, after digging a few of the others out, the chits are the same size as when they were planted. The MP & M were bought from the supermarket, but saying that, I bought MP from the same supermarket last year and they grew ok?
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Grow Your Own / Re: Slugs (again)
« Last post by InWarwickshire on Today at 11:55 »
Hi Nobby.
This works-I`ve tried it in the past over the winter months. Slugs hide there from the cold. You will find that the satisfying method will gradually reduce the numbers `till there era none. Let us know the numbers - interesting.
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