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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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DL wrote:
Think our garden watering equipment discussion is somewhat mixed up pete. I bought one of these.
We shall also continue to discuss all the cool stuff!
I'm horrified DL, that 'thing' you bought looks as though it might actually require the operator doing some kind of work! Most manual task I did yesterday was flipping the top off a lovely ice cold bottle of Tsingtao and then tilting it slowly towards my throat as my garden watered itself! :)
Think our garden watering equipment discussion is somewhat mixed up pete. I bought one of these.
We shall also continue to discuss all the cool stuff!
I'm horrified DL, that 'thing' you bought looks as though it might actually require the operator doing some kind of work! Most manual task I did yesterday was flipping the top off a lovely ice cold bottle of Tsingtao and then tilting it slowly towards my throat as my garden watered itself! :)
DL wrote:
Soz pete but Hozelock Plus won the day ... saw Qualcast on Argos this morning, £17 and really bad reviews!
It's this one DL, can't see any reviews for it? £15 on the website but £8 instore (was in my local anyway). I bought one and when my Dad saw it on action he went and got 2 (he has 2 houses, one he rents out). Had a Hoselock oscillating bar thing that stopped oscillating and as I'm not a big gardener just wanted something cheap and cheerful to help save my dying lawn. The Hoselock bar did make large pretty water fountains but this thing is like a Tsunami in your back garden, it chucks water for miles. Stick it in the middle of your lawn, turn on, grab beer, sit down and watch it drench multiple postcodes at once!
Don't ever call us squares, we discuss all the cool stuff on here, garden watering equipment included! :)
Soz pete but Hozelock Plus won the day ... saw Qualcast on Argos this morning, £17 and really bad reviews!
It's this one DL, can't see any reviews for it? £15 on the website but £8 instore (was in my local anyway). I bought one and when my Dad saw it on action he went and got 2 (he has 2 houses, one he rents out). Had a Hoselock oscillating bar thing that stopped oscillating and as I'm not a big gardener just wanted something cheap and cheerful to help save my dying lawn. The Hoselock bar did make large pretty water fountains but this thing is like a Tsunami in your back garden, it chucks water for miles. Stick it in the middle of your lawn, turn on, grab beer, sit down and watch it drench multiple postcodes at once!
Don't ever call us squares, we discuss all the cool stuff on here, garden watering equipment included! :)
Soz pete but Hozelock Plus won the day ... saw Qualcast on Argos this morning, £17 and really bad reviews!
I bought one from Argos this week DL as my garden is starting to look like the Sahara desert. They were selling all the gardening stuff off cheap (were in my local anyway). One I bought was a Qualcast and cost £8, it's a beast does half of North Wales in one go! :)
Morning all ... off to search out a decent garden sprayer as mine decided to leak yesterday evening and is now recycled!
Morning.
That's 3 in a row again.
That's 3 in a row again.
Thanks DL and everyone else. Not been the greatest Birthday ever, but could be worse, I suppose. Got a bottle of wine and an iTunes voucher.
Hmmm... wrote:
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]Oh pb, you should have said (earlier!). Where's that birthday thread when you need it?
Happy Birthday pb! - Hope it's a good one :¬)
Edit: 'She' probably won't like being called "wide"!
Edit2: I see she's no longer wide!
She narrowed fairly quickly when I saw that :)
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]Oh pb, you should have said (earlier!). Where's that birthday thread when you need it?
Happy Birthday pb! - Hope it's a good one :¬)
Edit: 'She' probably won't like being called "wide"!
Edit2: I see she's no longer wide!
[s]Hmmm...[/s][/i]She narrowed fairly quickly when I saw that :)
pb wrote:
Was hoping to be home earlier, but it seems I couldn't escape work, even on my birthday.
Sorry to have not congratulated you earlier pb, but as you 'age' memory seems to lapse ;¬) I always seemed to be working on my birthday until recently :¬(
Was hoping to be home earlier, but it seems I couldn't escape work, even on my birthday.
Sorry to have not congratulated you earlier pb, but as you 'age' memory seems to lapse ;¬) I always seemed to be working on my birthday until recently :¬(
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