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Oil lamps over candles for me..

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Personally, id invest in a take-down recurve rather than some unproven gimmicky design.

They're cheaper in some cases too.

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The simplest solution here is what my mother used to do to keep the kids in bed in the summer - just tuck a blanket over the top of the curtain rail.. immediate blackout - no fuss and easily removed. Providing you have a curtain rail of course Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk 2 Does anyone sell...

The simplest solution here is what my mother used to do to keep the kids in bed in the summer - just tuck a blanket over the top of the curtain rail.. immediate blackout - no fuss and easily removed.

Providing you have a curtain rail of course

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Sorr, should have read .45

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Does nobody just buy online?

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ForgeCorvus wrote:45 microns is huge !!
My filter is rated at 0.4 microns absolute

Theyre .45 not 45 - thats what I get for not actually checking lol.

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Its been a while since they've been out of the cupboard but 45 micron springs to mind?

What got me thinking was reading somewhere about using bleach to purify water.... I thought BA sounded preferable.

Cool, thanks 8)

But wouldn't you also need to have maps that have detailed information of each planting, notes taken on the grid references and the like so that you can get to them when needed and also not have them too far away from home so the time involved in getting the things won't be a constraint? And how wo...

Alright folks, any chemistry experts out there? For reasons I'll not go into I have a reasonable supply of 'lab equipment' including milipore filters and BA at home that im thinking could be effective for water purification? The filters make sense - they could easily be set up to drip filter water b...