I'm always getting splattered with olive oil when I fry eggs (yes, I know I
shouldn't). I think the US
calls them sunny-side up. I cook them the same way up all through and splish
the oil over the tops with a fish slice. Needless to say some gets splished
over the cooker top and over the front
Dear Lynne,
I would now try WD-40!!!
You can get it at any large hardward store in a spray can. It will be with
things for cleaning cars.
David in Ballarat
Please oh please can someone help me! Having bought a new pair of jeans at
a
price I wouldn't normally pay (from Marks Spencer's no
I usually remove oil stains from my clothes by rubbing the stain with
dish soap (Dawn in the U.S.) and then putting it in the laundry with
my usual clothes detergent. This usually gets the stains out, although
once when the stains were really extensive, I had to repeat the process
a second time.
Lynne wrote:
followed by Swarfega
(just bought as the last pot has 'vanished' somewhere in the kitchen
That reminded me:
Several years ago we lived in a row of houses that had been divided into
flats and had a cat. The lady in the upstairs flat next to ours used to feed
our cat cheese, which
To my Secret Pal
It was great to arrive home from work to find out that your parcel had
arrived - I did even take my coat off before opening it!!
I can't wait to make the lace bracelet - the beads and thread are gorgeous
and I love the colour. I have a friend at work who speaks and reads French
