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 Topic: Rayburn 355SFW Info |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 18
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 Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Fri Jan 31, 14 10:38 pm Subject: Rayburn 355SFW Info |
| We had a 355 fitted a couple of years ago in our 3 bed bungalow (about 1400sq ft). It ran 5 rads , hot water and underfloor heating for an area of about 160 sq ft via a thermal store. We used it for a ... |
| Topic: Horizon looks at fasting |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 17
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Forum: Reviews and What's On Posted: Wed Aug 08, 12 8:48 am Subject: Horizon looks at fasting |
It was an interesting programme.
There's a similar trial going on - the Genesis project I think - which suggests that a 5-2 diet reduces some risks of breast cancer. They have a website with more ... |
| Topic: Help... please |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 15
Views: 12249
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Sun Nov 13, 11 8:11 pm Subject: Help... please |
I've had something like this but I can't remember what I did to correct it  . Have you tried uninstalling the mouse driver and re installing it....................
Just had a quick g ... |
| Topic: Replacing electric heating/hot water with coal rayburn? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 13
Views: 18014
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Fri Nov 11, 11 11:26 am Subject: Replacing electric heating/hot water with coal rayburn? |
| We had a coal fuelled Rayburn in a 3 bed bungalow and spent approx �600 on coal each winter - summer we used solar and electric for hot water. It was an old model and struggled to heat the place and g ... |
| Topic: How much do you pay for your electricity? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 46
Views: 46571
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Thu Oct 27, 11 1:55 pm Subject: How much do you pay for your electricity? |
I'm with npower and pay 16p per Kw for the first 366kw per month then 12.8p (I think )
I'm on 'juice' which is their green tariff - although I don't know how green it is - I inherited it ... |
| Topic: Manageable garden size? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 17
Views: 12585
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Apr 29, 11 8:04 am Subject: Manageable garden size? |
Sounds ideal 
As you said you can always change the house in time and a 1/3 acre garden laid mainly to lawn will be reasonably easy to maintain especially if you don't insist on a bowling green ... |
| Topic: My cat is severely allergic to something |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 17
Views: 31682
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Forum: Livestock and Pets Posted: Sat Mar 05, 11 11:05 am Subject: My cat is severely allergic to something |
| Our cat used to pull her fur out and lick herself sore. Apparently it can become a habit so even when what ever triggered it in the first place has stopped (it was flea allergy for our one) they carry ... |
| Topic: Watering the garden |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 14
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Jan 07, 11 5:29 pm Subject: Watering the garden |
I might have one of your watering can rose gadgets in my box of useful (  ) hose attachments which you could have - I don't do much watering here 
I'll have a look tomorrow - the box p ... |
| Topic: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 100
Views: 232105
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Forum: Seasonal and Frugal Shopping Posted: Wed Dec 22, 10 3:31 pm Subject: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
Do you have a local butcher?
The butcher is in Shaftesbury but I'ld have to make a separate trip to go there so it doesn't seem sensible from a petrol/pollution point-of view
If you're going to ... |
| Topic: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 100
Views: 232105
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Forum: Seasonal and Frugal Shopping Posted: Wed Dec 22, 10 3:20 pm Subject: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
Do you have a local butcher?
The butcher is in Shaftesbury but I'ld have to make a separate trip to go there so it doesn't seem sensible from a petrol/pollution point-of view |
| Topic: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 100
Views: 232105
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Forum: Seasonal and Frugal Shopping Posted: Wed Dec 22, 10 3:11 pm Subject: Avoiding supermarkets; what are the alternatives? |
Every so often I attempt a supermarket free shop but I struggle with :-
small quantity of organic meat - I dont have a big freezer so can't buy half a sheep all I want each week is a couple of ... |
| Topic: We Have a Kitten |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 28
Views: 13514
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Forum: Livestock and Pets Posted: Mon Dec 13, 10 8:27 am Subject: We Have a Kitten |
He's gorgeous.
I fostered a cat and her 3 kittens last year. I looked after them from 2 weeks old until they were rehomed and one of them looked just like him. I was so tempted to keep her  |
| Topic: Feed the birds, tuppence a bag.... |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 29
Views: 18102
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Sat Sep 18, 10 5:42 pm Subject: Feed the birds, tuppence a bag.... |
| Oh just remembered the goldfinches like the evening primrose seeds in my garden so maybe you could grow a few of those and let them set seed |
| Topic: Feed the birds, tuppence a bag.... |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 29
Views: 18102
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Sat Sep 18, 10 5:38 pm Subject: Feed the birds, tuppence a bag.... |
| I buy from this lot http://wildbirdfood.uk.com/acatalog/Seed_Mixtures.html - the economy seed mix goes down well and I also get peanuts from them. Not sure how cheap they work out but they deliver the ... |
| Topic: A Nice Neighbour. |
shopgirlsue
Replies: 15
Views: 10845
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Fri Sep 03, 10 7:55 am Subject: A Nice Neighbour. |
I don't doubt it and I wish they didn't give me the wiggins, but they do 
Yeah me too Nell. I know it's illogical but I just don't like them.
Some one has seen one in our garden and a few mont ... |
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