OneGuyFromBarlick

Lighting the stove for the first time since spring...

The hot wash cycle doesn't get used much in my house, most of it goes through at 30 degrees. I did wash 3 pairs of cotton overalls at 40 degrees earlier in the week but they were particularly dirty. I wash everything at 40C. There is a view that this isn't high enough to get any thermal sterilisati...

He is definitely cheeky, he will be 5 this month and will no doubt get 'cheekier'. Starting school a couple of weeks ago will probably contribute to this

Stanley wrote: ↑

15 Sep 2019, 02:56

I note you have a low level letter box..... Oh Dear...

I found it a bit strange that it actually has a letterbox as it's the back door...

Marilyn wrote: ↑

15 Sep 2019, 08:36

Regular Paracetamol....

He is on the autistic spectrum Maz so is very particular, unless we can disguise paracetamol as a banana there's little chance of him taking any

The hot wash cycle doesn't get used much in my house, most of it goes through at 30 degrees. I did wash 3 pairs of cotton overalls at 40 degrees earlier in the week but they were particularly dirty.

My son lives just around the corner from Gawthorpe Hall, it's a lovely place but I've never been inside. It has always been closed when I've been, I must go again.

He's been bolted back together and is 'full of beans' this morning. He wasn't impressed by the anesthesia process, it took 3 of them to wrestle a cannula into the back of his hand. 20190915_091240.jpg Latest report is that he escaped his room this morning and has been for a walk around the rest of t...

Small boys are normally quite robust but youngest grandson proved that theory wrong today, he jumped off a chair and landed wrong. He's managed to break his left elbow in 4 places and is currently in theatre being wired back together.

Tripps wrote: ↑

14 Sep 2019, 10:27

Double post again - help !

There you go

A coat of latex floor leveller ready for tiles...

Tizer wrote: ↑

13 Sep 2019, 08:51

`Why your smart meter may not be so smart after all' LINK

The software for the SMETS1 meters is being rolled out and has been a requirement since July. As with everything these things take time

The Hermes delivery van parked in Church Street today, you couldn't make it up...

Gloria wrote: ↑

11 Sep 2019, 10:19

Clogged arteries .

Latest job was to extend the bottom step (the image is the right way up if you open it) as is the case with most old houses nothing is square...

...and move some light switches while I was there

Stanley wrote: ↑

11 Sep 2019, 03:46

I wonder how many kids eat at a table today.

All 3 of mine ate at the dining table, it is still the case at my house.

There is a table in the kitchen for breakfast and one in the dining room for dinner and tea.

Thank you gents, it all seems quite positive at the moment.

PanBiker wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2019, 09:23

This is absolute gold, our MP Andrew Stephenson taken to task by John Bercow and told to leave the chamber during the prorogation of parliament.

"This is not a standard or normal prorogation"

Love it

You would almost certainly find a replacement at Boundary Mill. I'm fairly sure you will also find something in Ilkley at a price. :extrawink: Pendle Village Mill (jct 12 M65, behind B&Q) is another option, not as big as Boundary but they do have a line of 'countrywear' at reasonable prices. They d...

Is that a thumbs up that it has connected?

Stanley wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2019, 07:35

Watch this space Kev. I am going to try again using capital letters for the password.....

It'll be whatever is on the sticker on the back of the router

PanBiker wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2019, 07:20

Would make sense if the TV uses WiFi. Does it forget when it loses the connection?

It wouldn't 'forget' the password for the old router but it's been replaced with a new one Ian...

Same password you used in the phone, Stanley.

I have a vague recollection of inputting the wifi password into the TV last time...

If it was hard wired it would have just reconnected. If it uses wifi, new router, new password.

Is it just the satellite box that uses powerlines or does the TV use the wifi?