10-11-2013, 05:19 PM
Hi,
Bron has a great dishwasher; I do the lot and don't mind in the least looking up our mountain whilst at the kitchen sink watching the wildlife.
I doubt we'll ever buy a dishwasher just for the two of us and I regard a dishwasher as yet another item to go wrong.
No beer or any alcohol for Bron and me Big Al; we never touch the stuff so never miss it. Give me a pot of tea any-day or even the occasional coffee.
We've never owned a microwave either and possibly never will.
A few months ago I splashed out on a £5 mobile phone putting £10 credit on it. At the last Rufforth meeting I attended I was going to phone Bron to say I'm on my way home only to find this new mobile absolutely dead? More modern stuff to die. When I arrived home I felt like nipping it in the big engineering vice just show what I thought of it. I bought this phone just for the Rufforth meetings and only used it once a month so what a load of rubbish.
I relented and out of curiosity I browsed the web to see if I could find any information as to why my mobile wouldn't charge? I found a site suggesting throw the battery in the freezer for over an hour; I was amazed because it worked and the battery then charged so all I need to do now when I visit Rufforth is take the freezer along?
Kind regards, Col.
Bron has a great dishwasher; I do the lot and don't mind in the least looking up our mountain whilst at the kitchen sink watching the wildlife.
I doubt we'll ever buy a dishwasher just for the two of us and I regard a dishwasher as yet another item to go wrong.
No beer or any alcohol for Bron and me Big Al; we never touch the stuff so never miss it. Give me a pot of tea any-day or even the occasional coffee.
We've never owned a microwave either and possibly never will.
A few months ago I splashed out on a £5 mobile phone putting £10 credit on it. At the last Rufforth meeting I attended I was going to phone Bron to say I'm on my way home only to find this new mobile absolutely dead? More modern stuff to die. When I arrived home I felt like nipping it in the big engineering vice just show what I thought of it. I bought this phone just for the Rufforth meetings and only used it once a month so what a load of rubbish.
I relented and out of curiosity I browsed the web to see if I could find any information as to why my mobile wouldn't charge? I found a site suggesting throw the battery in the freezer for over an hour; I was amazed because it worked and the battery then charged so all I need to do now when I visit Rufforth is take the freezer along?
Kind regards, Col.
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