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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just been through the drawer and we have 3 tin openers! Obviously 2 are completely surplus so just wondering what do you have that's more than you need? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I probably have way more plants than I need. Otherwise I'm quite the minimalist. "
Mugs is something we have too many of but every one of is special in its own way so bring myself to get rid of any of them. |
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I'm an arctophile - and have too many bears. I was really good and sorted through them so now have 12 big boxes waiting to go to auction but more still need to go - oh, and paperweights, they all need to go too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just been through the drawer and we have 3 tin openers! Obviously 2 are completely surplus so just wondering what do you have that's more than you need?"
Can I have one? My house has one of those useless ones that always fails half way round the tin and I always forget to get a decent one  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Can I have one? I can never find one when I need one  . We have far too many mugs as people keep buying them us as gifts. We can't fit them all in the cupboard! "
Absolutely you can. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tools,
4 drills, 2 mains and 2 cordless
2 chainsaws
2 strimmers
2 lawn mowers petrol and electric
I don’t even like bloody gardening
Socket sets
DIY shops are like man porn, I can’t walk out without something, I’ve got things I don’t know what they’re for , but not as bad as my ex wife, she had, and this is not a joke, 51 pairs of shoes under the bed |
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"We also have 3 potato mashers 
This is very true but they are all slightly different.  "
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying! |
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"Tools,
4 drills, 2 mains and 2 cordless
2 chainsaws
2 strimmers
2 lawn mowers petrol and electric
I don’t even like bloody gardening
Socket sets
DIY shops are like man porn, I can’t walk out without something,
I’ve got things I don’t know what they’re for , but not as bad as my ex wife, she had, and this is not a joke, 51 pairs of shoes under the bed "
I've just bought a new Dewalt 5A cordless drill. It's brilliant |
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying! "
God I love my ricer. It gets used maybe once every three years but I'd never let it go! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying! "
No unfortunately not 
I will add one to shopping list. |
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list. "
Sorry Ash! |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
Shrewsbury |
"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list. "
A ricer is what your looking for  |
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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago
London |
"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
Sorry Ash! "
Thanks very much! That's all I need! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
A ricer is what your looking for "
I'm looking for one as we speak
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
Sorry Ash!
Thanks very much! That's all I need! "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
Sorry Ash!
Thanks very much! That's all I need! "
Yes it is! You love mash potato |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
Shrewsbury |
"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
A ricer is what your looking for
I'm looking for one as we speak
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Get a heavy one as they can break easily if the food your squishing isn't soft or small enough. X |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
A ricer is what your looking for
I'm looking for one as we speak
Get a heavy one as they can break easily if the food your squishing isn't soft or small enough. X"
Good tip. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just been through the drawer and we have 3 tin openers! Obviously 2 are completely surplus so just wondering what do you have that's more than you need?"
headaches
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
Shrewsbury |
"We also have 3 potato mashers
This is very true but they are all slightly different.
Do you have one of those fancy ones where you put the potatoes in and push the handle to squish it through the holes? So satisfying!
No unfortunately not
I will add one to shopping list.
A ricer is what your looking for
I'm looking for one as we speak
Get a heavy one as they can break easily if the food your squishing isn't soft or small enough. X
Good tip. "
I have my uses occasionally |
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Most has been said but far too many mugs, cutlery, socks, underpants, ties, shoes, t-shirts, pens, 1 and 2p coins, bottles of cleaning products, magazines, cds, books and empty plant pots. Time for a big clear out |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
Missin’ Yo’ Kissin’ |
Paint cans/tins - with left over stuff in it.
Come to think of it.... Saws of varying sizes; chisels; hammers; screws-varying sizes (I could open my own shop!); hinges; pad locks & keys; 3 artist easels; sand paper, car scratch repair stuff; car touch up paint; de-icer; pink coolant bottles used in air conditioning units for a car with air conditioning.
The irony on the car products is "I don't have a car any more.....!" LOL. |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"I probably have way more plants than I need. Otherwise I'm quite the minimalist.
Mugs is something we have too many of but every one of is special in its own way so bring myself to get rid of any of them. "
I have to agree on this item too. I've about 15 mugs, all with specific great memories or people related to each one.
Crazy thing is, I don't drink Tea or Coffee! |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
"Children!mhwhhaha
Op. I can make coffee at least 6 ways in my home. "
I can match that, I even have a different coloured cafetiere for each day of the week, how sad is that? |
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Tools!
I did at one point have something like 14 tool boxes, which i've got down to about 6-7....but i also have a couple of wardrobe sized lockers for power tools etc and a rather large rolling tool cabinet....and a tool bag...and a couple of grab and go screwdriver/plier sets.
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