DulwichFox

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Nigello > > > > I have a Pressure washer.. but you would need > an > > outside tap which is Threaded to take the hose > > adapters.. > > I have a hose and extension power lead and > > cut-out safety switch. > > > > See below. > > > > > https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A > > > Nd9GcQHmRiq63OR-easb8obGg61GbRCPG_tg2SauGaWYU3bChW > > > zlFlQ > > > > DulwichFox > > > > P.S. also have soap solution that can be > applied > > at pressure. > > > I'd love to look in Foxy's shed > > It's like a toy shop I imagine 😁 I have TWO sheds, both full of crap.. I am a helpless hoarder.. I save every Screw.. Nut & Bolt... Washer.. Clip... Spring... Hinge... Where do you think Dulwich DIY gets all its stock from. ? lol Foxy

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *To be read in the voice of Alan Partridge* > > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I prefer to bag my own stuff.. > > Then I put the heavy stuff at the bottom > > (Potatoes) and the light stuff on top (Bread) > > > > I separate toiletries from food stuff. > > > > Keeping all frozen stuff together to help keep > it > > frozen.. > > > > If you let the packers do it.. It all gets > mixed > > up.. > > > > *Interesting article on BBC on (Rip-off > > Britain..) Re reusing bags results in bacteria > > building up in bags and cross contamination. > > **(Awaits usual request to reveal my source > and > > give proof and evidence..) Who is Alan Partridge ?? Foxy

Let's spare a thought for those people around the World less fortunate than ourselves. To the People whose lives have been affected by War. To those who are sick, especially all the little children who will be spending Christmas in Hospital. Happy Christmas from DulwichFox Let us all hope the World will become a more peaceful place in 2017. Foxy

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The silly season is upon us, another serious > thread turned into a fox hunt. > > Louisa. Well it was Sue that sabotaged this thread by asking about why we sign off our threads.. Foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That last post is somewhat worrying...... > > In several respects ...... You mentioned Lakeland bringing you joy. Well having spent every sat morning watching James Martin chopping up vegetables with a blunt ended knife I wanted to know what it was called and where I could buy one. Well that type of knife is called a Nikiri ( Japanese Veg. Knife) and they are very expensive. But I found one at Lakeland which was in my price range. That's it.. Sorry you and Alan Medic find it worrying.. I consider myself a reasonable cook and it's nice to have good kitchen eqipment I think you now qualify as my greatest critic.. Questioning every post I put up. It's getting tiresome. DF.

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's 'may have' DulwichFox, not 'may of.' ***Pedant*** I'm an engineer, Not an expert in English grammar.. D.F.

No Christmas trees outside EDT this morning... Foxy..

Sainsbury DKH.. Very busy earlier 11.00-12.00 .. Trolly Jams .. Chaos.. but tills very good. 2 Customers in front.. I was asked if I needed help but only had 4-5 items. Foxy

I prefer to bag my own stuff.. Then I put the heavy stuff at the bottom (Potatoes) and the light stuff on top (Bread) I separate toiletries from food stuff. Keeping all frozen stuff together to help keep it frozen.. If you let the packers do it.. It all gets mixed up.. *Interesting article on BBC on (Rip-off Britain..) Re reusing bags results in bacteria building up in bags and cross contamination. **(Awaits usual request to reveal my source and give proof and evidence..)

pearl1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ditto recycling textiles and electricals. Also my > blue bin often overflows I only have a box. My > house opens directly onto the street (no front > garden) so I don't have the large blue wheelie bin > as it would obstruct the pavement. Therefore I > often used those large communal bins for the > overflow. Also I don't have a car, so getting from > ED to OKR would be a major hike. I have a smaller blue wheelie bin that might suit your needs.. Call Southwark and they should deliver one for you. Foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it just me who has been wondering for some time > why DulwichFox, and more recently Louisa, need to > put their names at the end of every post, despite > the fact that one just has to glance at the > "posted by...."immediately above the post to see > who has written it? You may of missed something more significant.. I sign off as DulwichFox.... Foxy ...... D.F. and always have done.. Now there is something for you to think about. :) Foxy

You should of had a leaflet through your door.. Next collection Brown & Green bins WED 28th DulwichFox

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ianr Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Try this? > > > Silent Night for Quakers attached ....... > > :)) > > Actually, this would be good for carol singing in > the library :)) > > AND it COULD be Latin :)) So it's has a Time Signature of 6/8 .. 2 Sharps ? so it's in D Major ?? I could play that on my G-D Melodeon. or my D Harmonica. Foxy

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am shocked at how anyone could possibly justify > a once publicly owned supermarket, selling bread > stocks en mass to local private businesses. It's > utter madness. It is deprving some people > (especially elderly folk) of being able to buy > their favourite loaf in a convenient location. > Imagine if I didn't have my car, I'd be stuffed > living all way over near Barry Road and having to > walk to FHR to hopefully get my favourite loaf. Sometimes I think I am the only sane one on this forum, some bizarre comments above, for goodness sakes. Bonkers! Louisa. Come on Lou.. That's a bit unfair.. Foxy ;-)

I like Lakeland. I use the one in Bluewater. Had been looking for a Japanese Nikiri vegetable knife. Prices were ?180-?270 which was out of my price range.. But found a suitable Knife at Lake land.. http://lakelandcamel.scene7.com/is/image/LakelandCamel/17739_1?$300$ Its a great knife with 67 layers.. VERY sharp.. ?60.99 and I got a ?5 voucher (when spending) ?30.00 in the New Year. Very Happy. Foxy

I think some Cafe owners could be missing out. Much of the stock in the Co-op has a Best Before daet of today. Get along there and look for the REDUCED lable.. 75p loaves for what. 60p ??? DulwichFox

All part of Labour Southwark's plan to make Recycling as difficult as possible so more people will fly tip and then get Fined... as cameras are set up at known fly tipping sites. Same as they make parking in the area more difficult so more people take a chance and stop for 5-10 mins and then get Fined after being caught by camera cars. Same as they close down Public Toilets and then people who take a break in the street get Fined. DulwichFox

Ok. the buses are busy in the rush hour but during the day a handful of people .. I really can not see any justification for spending many Millions of pounds to tunnel 4-5 miles to carry so few people. It makes no sense. Improving the service from East Dulwich .. Peckham Rye .. Denmark Hill ... Forest Hill would seem a better idea.. DulwichFox

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's the problem with a poundland type diy > store, you have to buy loads of stuff just to get > to ?50 > > Still not seen any evidence that ?50s will be > withdrawn, just speculation (.even in the radio > clip from above) but no confirmation from the bank > of England > Its not exactly a Pound Land DIY.. It sells High grade Dulux Paint. Power tools.. Curtains.. Christmas ornaments lights at ?100+ a pop. So you could easily clock up ?50. So sorry Artfull. You are wrong again. As for conformation from the Bank of England. ? Well they did not produce any new ?50 notes last year. and there is no date for Polymer ?50's to be made. Writing on the wall to me. People I speak to do not like them. But then I feel you just like to have a row. Foxy.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > Marcia, you will get very little joy from > people > > on EDF. > > Some have Shares in Pubs in and around the > > area. > > > Some own local businesses. > > > > > > What on earth have either of those things got to > do with the Co-op apparently failing to understand > supply and demand and hence failing to exercise > basic control over their stock? > > Care to explain? No. Self explanitory . Happy Christmas. :) Foxy

There is a new store at Surrey Quays that took over the BHS site. It's a brilliant store called Range.. A bit like HomeBase ... It is very Cheap. https://www.therange.co.uk They have notices up at the tills. 'WE DO NOT ACCEPT ?50.00 NOTES' Getting harder to find anyone who does. Dulwichfox

I have seen some Supermarkets limit certain items to prevent this sort of thing from happening. After all I thought the Co-op was supposed to be the 'Peoples' Store.. Marcia, you will get very little joy from people on EDF. Some have Shares in Pubs in and around the area. Some own local businesses. DulwichFox

bob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any one wanting to recycle at Sainsbury's you > can't it's all been removed. > Bob S I was up there a few days ago.. There was so much crap not in containers just dumped on the ground. I am not surprised the facility has been removed. It was being abused. DulwichFox

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I live off of N.C. Rd. so does affect me. But > no > > letter. > > The Council are hardly likely to send letters > out > > to anyone who might object. > > > > DulwichFox > > > > > They probably just mark you down as an objector > and save the postage. I have now received a letter.. Hand delivered .. Like you said.. to save the postage.. Foxy

Nigello I have a Pressure washer.. but you would need an outside tap which is Threaded to take the hose adapters.. I have a hose and extension power lead and cut-out safety switch. See below. DulwichFox P.S. also have soap solution that can be applied at pressure.