Finally got my adventurer 1.5l ghillie kettle after a let down from the first eBay seller.
Had a go today,very impressed,first try was 10 minutes but the fire wasn't burning well tried it again after the first go brought it down to 6 minutes,probably as fast as my electric kettle.
And no hairs left on my left hand and the lovely smell of burning hair(can't spell singing )
greyman wrote:
If you do your maths you get 400 hrs from IKEA and only 300 hrs from yours.
I was speaking about volym. 300 ikea tea lights and 200 from Liljeholmens has the exact same burn time, but guess wich of those that takes up less storage space?
So it wasn't my mathematic skill that were off.
And I was talking about price per hrs burn time so.hey ho
ive been out and bought myself some bear grylls waterproof trousers and ive had to start again with my preps, after knackering my back up again, ending up in hospital, losing my job and ending up homeless. Fortunately i have a new job that pays even better than my last and a new 1st floor flat too.
terrytaylor84 wrote:ive been out and bought myself some bear grylls waterproof trousers and ive had to start again with my preps, after knackering my back up again, ending up in hospital, losing my job and ending up homeless. Fortunately i have a new job that pays even better than my last and a new 1st floor flat too.
Good luck.
In three words I can sum up everything I have learned about life: It goes on.
Robert Frost.
Covid 19: After that level of weirdness ,any situation is certainly possible.
greyman wrote:
If you do your maths you get 400 hrs from IKEA and only 300 hrs from yours.
I was speaking about volym. 300 ikea tea lights and 200 from Liljeholmens has the exact same burn time, but guess wich of those that takes up less storage space?
So it wasn't my mathematic skill that were off.
And I was talking about price per hrs burn time so.hey ho
I wonder if you even read my first post. And do tell me how extra storage space don't cost money in the long run. Or how health issues and the ecological impacts caused by the cheap petroleum biproduct candles aren't costing you anything? The more expensive ones are made out of animal fat instead.
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terrytaylor84 wrote:ive been out and bought myself some bear grylls waterproof trousers and ive had to start again with my preps, after knackering my back up again, ending up in hospital, losing my job and ending up homeless. Fortunately i have a new job that pays even better than my last and a new 1st floor flat too.
Good luck.
Yeah,good luck ,sometimes s**t happens for a reason
terrytaylor84 wrote:ive been out and bought myself some bear grylls waterproof trousers and ive had to start again with my preps, after knackering my back up again, ending up in hospital, losing my job and ending up homeless. Fortunately i have a new job that pays even better than my last and a new 1st floor flat too.
Good on you and congratulations, on your new Job
J
Be Prepared.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
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Or how health issues and the ecological impacts caused by the cheap petroleum biproduct candles aren't costing you anything? The more expensive ones are made out of animal fat instead.
