GarethM
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Nah, we're supposed to gather together at warm hubs for the cold months. I suspect they'll be like penguins keeping warm in groups, whilst they pick off the ones on the edge for sacrifices or turning into soylent green listening to a PA of our joyful leaders speeches.
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Why not just ask Ifor if there's a kit, they no doubt sell it as an option. Plus saves all the messing around making it hard for yourself, might a few quid more but it'll be bolt on I bet as it's all value engineering.
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It's good for keeping slugs off things tho.
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Primarily coal also contains sulphur, so sulphuric acid and such.
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Maybe he thought it was one of those online chat bot help things ?. Just waiting for the 1 star Google review
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I thought switching to secondary was quicker than reloading?
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Termiter and Termite 2 revenge of the woodlouse.
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Jeez, it's "No conifer for old men".
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Personally, just steer well clear!. There are two people in life to avoid annoying, taxman & HR. Everyone else can be reasonable or reasoned with 🙂. You don't get a kings ransom for doing nothing in return.
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I think the tax liability is on you, they weren't going after the BBC for Gary or itv for Lorraine. If it sounds dodgy go elsewhere.
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Help! Frustration with putting a tube in a tubeless tyre
GarethM replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
New tyre with it in built, Google the tyre size and see what pops up. As even a new inner tube is over a tenner these days. -
Help! Frustration with putting a tube in a tubeless tyre
GarethM replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
Foam shouldn't be expensive, maybe £20 a tyre. Or at a push the green tyre goop. But the valve is always the weakest point as they like to slice them off for fun if the pressure gets low or the weight gets too much. Done many a wheelbarrow/sack truck and ride on including some retarded American trolley with bolt together half rims. -
Help! Frustration with putting a tube in a tubeless tyre
GarethM replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
Personally, I'd see if you can get a foam version. What's it off, a ride on mower?. -
You never do. Like an old boss said to someone before they retired. You've not got 40 years experience, you've got 1 days experience that you've repeated for 40 years.
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Are there buyers for red cedar?
GarethM replied to Calvados's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Jebus it's a bit early for Halloween. -
Form of transport means any aircraft, ship, motor vehicle, tractor, or any animal drawn vehicle or bicycle. See, two dictionary definitions you've learnt for the day, aren't I so educational for you 🙂
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Fine, you want to go down the pedantic Peds route. I'll turn up on my form of transport at the drive through, forklift, tractor, car or bicycle or the nice pair of Nike waffle trainers I've been meaning to wear in ?.
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Try asking for that down your local suppliers, I dare you, I double dare you. They'll probably come out with a jar of that blue stuff from the barbers.
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You were simply rolling everything into a bucket, different chemicals do specific things. A weedkiller isn't a biocide, weedkiller isn't a fungicide or a insecticide. Probably with the exception of DDT, that's just liquid napalm to pretty much anything and anyone. Farm weedkiller is generally used after you've ploughed or encouraged the weeds to grow. This kills them off early, in the hopes it burns them out in the longer term. Pre-mergerant sprays are like a surface seal to also stop weeds whilst a crop establishes, once at a certain height they can outcompete weeds meaning less spray. Arable farming is not about sterilisation and scorched earth.
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Erm, shifting the goalposts there. From weedkiller to insecticide then to biocide. They were trying to rely more on seed dressings than regular spraying, that got a knocking back. Even though it was short term whilst the plant was most vulnerable, so now they want you spraying more to sterilise the soil effectively.
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When in doubt @Jase hutch
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Well, it's obviously going to be it metabolic variants as farming doesn't really output into the local sewage system. Plus chemically a metabolic is just as bad as it not ?. Same with chlorine, chloramine, bromine etc as they do funky things to the atmosphere. In all honesty the levels of agri weed killers and sprays are so small it's laughable, can't remember the ratio per acre but with the cost of 360/480 and diesel it ain't being wasted.
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Sodium hypochlorite it's much more effective. And Dave doing his driveway once in a blue moon compared to three times a week washing types. A bit of weedkiller isn't the end of the world in comparison.
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I'd be more worried about the washing powder than the weedkiller. Most of the glyphosate in European rivers may not come from farming, researchers suggest PHYS.ORG A research team at the University of Tübingen has found that most glyphosate that ends up in European rivers likely...
