Twelvefret
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Yes, wish I hadn’t responded.The trouble with advice on insurance and insurance claims is that the rules and application of those rules varies greatly depending on where you live.
Bob
Yes, wish I hadn’t responded.The trouble with advice on insurance and insurance claims is that the rules and application of those rules varies greatly depending on where you live.
Bob
That sentence has greater application than I thought.The trouble with advice on insurance and insurance claims is that the rules and application of those rules varies greatly depending on where you live.
Bob
We should have thought of that when we did the kitchen, we were also persuaded that two separate ovens was a good idea, two freezers or fridges would have been a better idea. We also had polished granite worktops which magnifies any noise and need polishing a few times a day, and they cost a fortune.We are in the process of having the kitchen ripped out and replaced. During the planning we were asked if we wanted built in appliances. We avoided it as they said most are slightly smaller. Given there are four adults here we need full size appliances. Full size are cheaper in most cases and easily replaced, so no built in for us.
We have gone two ovens, one main the other a microwave/oven. Also gone fancy with a hob with built in extractor fan and a Quooker tab ! All a bit pricey but we wanted something nice.We should have thought of that when we did the kitchen, we were also persuaded that two separate ovens was a good idea, two freezers or fridges would have been a better idea. We also had polished granite worktops which magnifies any noise and need polishing a few times a day, and they cost a fortune.
Tap, bloody fingers, I can’t type. It’s a single tap. Hot, cold and boiling, no need for a kettle to make a cuppa.What’s a ‘Quooker tab’ when it’s at home, please?
steve
As long as you're on a GFCI you're perfectly safe.A failed attempt at self electrocution?
Caught the cable whilst cutting the hedge with a trimmer. This is my third time. Applied usual procedure of cutting back past the break, retinning the new one ends and fitting them back into the socket. I set up the connector the first time I cut the wire…
What made it worse was that Mrs P is WFH, so I was caught and lectured on H&S.
steve
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It's the spring that does this in the original Final Cut. I got some new ones more strong from AliExpress. It's the smaller ones (shorter).This morning’s shave was a bloodbath.
Was using my Yaqi Adjustable when, somehow, I partially loosened the blade. I thought it was just a rough blade, until I realised what had happened. Any way, by then it was too late…
Definitely not a SOTD.
steve