I remember garages used to have both blue and pink paraffin, I don't think I ever found out the difference other than advertising!Dum, dum, dum dum Esso Blue.
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I remember garages used to have both blue and pink paraffin, I don't think I ever found out the difference other than advertising!Dum, dum, dum dum Esso Blue.
You could use the paraffin to get your Primus stove going just needed a bit of the Tampax from your survival pack to soak up the paraffin and allow it to burnWasn’t it the old paraffin fuelled primus stoves and blow lamps that used meths to get them going?
None as I recall. He was very skilful, not clumsy like somehow many window panes did he crack?
bet he never tried on metal frame windows, like my dad did. metal expands when hot he ended up replacing 5 panes before he'd dig in his pocket for paint stripper.None as I recall. He was very skilful, not clumsy like some
If I recall, he’d remove the bead of putty, which was a good inch wide, strip off the old paint. Replace putty, then apply new paint. Used to do it almost yearly.bet he never tried on metal frame windows, like my dad did. metal expands when hot he ended up replacing 5 panes before he'd dig in his pocket for paint stripper.
If I recall, he’d remove the bead of putty, which was a good inch wide, strip off the old paint. Replace putty, then apply new paint. Used to do it almost yearly.
I always remember my grandmothers house having metal 'Crittall' windows... you could watch the condensation literally dripping off of them... not a great invention in my opinion !Till ‘ali‘ windows came along. Precursor of upvc double glazing.
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