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I have been using a Tfal Actifryer for well over 10 years. It has an attachment which "stirs/flips" food like chips and chicken strips so they cook evenly.The giant benefit, in my opinion, is that air fryers cut down on oil used in cooking. No deep frying.I'm going to stick a paper bag...

I wonder why Ukraine hasn't after 4 yrs of war, its because the people of the country are against Russia. Maybe Iran is different, I dont know, what do the majority of the population think, maybe they are mostly behind the regime that runs the country.I think we often see a skewed version of...

Chase a wild haggis and don't lose your muscle.

4ft ?!??? Pictures please of this Audrey III! If needs be, give it your entire garden!

Oh I’ll be back here for lots more advice! And I promise to keep the updates coming!Maybe that previous guy worked to slow and the ivy grew over him!

I have used those horrible yellow sticky paper things too, plus 12 fly papers, plus two UV insect killer mosquito fly pest traps that I mentioned, a pop-up mosquito net for the bed, a ceiling fan, two dehumidifiers, a fruit fly trap sticky insect ball, two knockdown plug-in mosquito killer -...

For a fiver I'd take that risk every time. Aztec Pearl is generally fine in most of the UK, I'd call it solidly H4 in practice. The main thing that catches them out is cold wind more than actual frost, so if you've got a sheltered spot it should be happy enough. Mine has been through a few rough...

The repellent balls not working is so on brand for squirrels. Ours used to sit on top of the ultrasonic deterrent eating hazelnuts. Only thing that ever actually kept them off anything for me was physical netting, everything else they just treat as a mild inconvenience.

So out with the old.in with the new.A bit of an extravagance, but it puts itself away with auto recoil, doesn’t get the tangle that stops watering and goes 180 degrees so I can do front and back without kinking the hose.Now I just need some volunteers in here to come round and water...

Loads more here too this year, way more than the last couple of springs. Noticed them clustering around the rose buds already which is perfect timing honestly, the aphids were just starting to show up. The warm February probably helped them come through winter in better shape than usual.