Buy a new one tight arṣe.Taking advantage of the weather.
Took the 4.5 tog super king duvet to a commercial launderette yesterday, as I don't it would have gone into my washing machine.
£11
So, decided to wash the 9 tog other bit by hand.
Used a large builder tub, and a hosepipe.
Left it to soak overnight.
Today, laid a tarp out on the lawn, and rolled the water out of the duvet, as much as I could.
It's now draped over the garden chairs, to dry.
Eddie must have lived in the Hebrides.
They do say that imitation is the most sincerest form of flattery. I consider myself suitably flattered……
Gaelic and Norse?
You ought to see his pumpkin patch on Norfolk Road allotments.
Nobody has beaten mine. This year I have a variety of pumpkins instead of just the one. I have a couple of giants, some small colourful ones and some 'Goosebumps' - the ones that have all lumps and bumps over them. The grandkids should be suitably impressed.You ought to see his pumpkin patch on Norfolk Road allotments.
ToggerI'm saving the planet one duvet at a time, you tosser
That would have been £6.50 at my launderette. In the 40lb machine. Probably 3 quid max to dry itTaking advantage of the weather.
Took the 4.5 tog super king duvet to a commercial launderette yesterday, as I don't it would have gone into my washing machine.
£11
So, decided to wash the 9 tog other bit by hand.
Used a large builder tub, and a hosepipe.
Left it to soak overnight.
Today, laid a tarp out on the lawn, and rolled the water out of the duvet, as much as I could.
It's now draped over the garden chairs, to dry.
