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Didn't see any of it, plenty of other things to do.
Last week one of the neighbours came round with an invite to a "Coronation party" on the green today. I won't be bothering, Anita might show her face with the granddaughter. I'm not anti-royalist, just not really interested.
it has a leak :doh: hard for me to say for sure as i didnt install it but i think it might be a hidden t juction thats not tight enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
otherwise its the dogs danglies... everyone should have one:guitar:
That's a bugger - hopefully the leak is upstream from your business :eek:
wasnt there when it was all fitted but i presume as there is only one water hose from mains, that it was split so bidet gets a feed too. judging where is seems to be coming from, the t connector must have been tucked up the back of pan where there is a gap/indent. i cant get into a position to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
made a cup of tea, standing there in the kitchen waiting for to to brew I notice that the bin (actually just a bucket with a carrier bag in, but it does the job) needed emptying. So did that. came back in, put some more music on.
Ten minutes later reach for my cup of tea but it's not there. It's still sat on the side in the kitchen, stewing away.
Obviously I'll drink it anyway.
ive been distracted after or sometimes in middle of making coffee.. it usually goes down drain as its not great that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Yorkshire Gold mate it's too expensive to waste.
so yorkies tell me:D bet its cheaper than my coffee;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
You'd win that bet.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Stewed tea is still drinkable though unlike the coffee equivalent.
I think they like their tea stewed in Turkey, and on the Continent you can stand the spoon up in whatever it is that they call coffee.
just had my second coffee actually. very good, and will be going on to new beans now. delivered last week so will have settled down now