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Not a recipe, just a recommendation really. Grandessa marmalade - thick cut. It's an Aldi own brand and just about as good as you can get. Love it!
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Thanks for the timely reminder and glad all is now well. My BSS requires that I have 3 extinguishers, 1 by the squirrel, 1 by the cooker and 1 in the engine room. I also have a fire blanket in the kitchen in case of a pan fire.
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I did say it was a long shot. Just trying to be of help. Glad you've solved the problem.
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A long shot, but that moisture looks as if it could be coming from the trunking. The worst of the dampness seems to be coming from an area just below where the trunking sags down slightly as shown in the second picture. This would create a sump where water could collect. Is there any possibility that water is finding its way into the trunking?
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I've never been let down by BES. A very reliable company with wide-ranging stocks.
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Since the OP posted at 04.12am I would guess he's a worrier.
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You are every insurance salesman's ideal customer.
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It seems to me that the reason that the tank was full when you bought the boat may be because it couldn't be emptied. Either the hose from the tank or pick-up pipe could be blocked or perhaps the hose is split or detached, in which case there would be no vacuum to draw out the waste. This may be the reason that your recent pump-out failed to empty the tank.
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Our microwave started arcing and flashing a few weeks ago. Son-in-law : "Just get a new one". Son: "Just buy a new one. They're really cheap these days". So I sent for a silica panel to make a new wave-guide cover, (£1.99 including free postage). I cut out a new cover and fitted it. The microwave now works perfectly. Son-in law: " I'd just have got a new one" Son: "I don't know why you bothered". Generation gap?
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