The Chill Out Zone

[v-man]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Surprisingly not, it comes out of the oven unscathed

Unable to locate product on Aldi website, but is sounds similar to this one -



https://www.bighams.com/products/pro...alls-al-forno/

[coolcat]

Evening all.
Been a miserable wet one out there today.
I've been busy painting the kitchen and now the head is a bit light with the smell of Satin Wood paint in the air

Off to Colchester and on to Cambridge tomorrow for work, hope the weather is better than todays washout!

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by v-man

Unable to locate product on Aldi website, but is sounds similar to this one -



https://www.bighams.com/products/pro...alls-al-forno/

Yes looks identical to that. I've found their website lacking when I've searched for stuff only to see it in-store when I go shopping.

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Evening all.
Been a miserable wet one out there today.
I've been busy painting the kitchen and now the head is a bit light with the smell of Satin Wood paint in the air

Off to Colchester and on to Cambridge tomorrow for work, hope the weather is better than todays washout!

Yuck! that stain stuff gives me chronic heartburn.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Yuck! that stain stuff gives me chronic heartburn.

It's not a stain Ian, it's an alternative to gloss paint.....not quite as pongy but not far off

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by coolcat

I've been busy painting the kitchen and now the head is a bit light with the smell of Satin Wood paint in the air

Years ago my mate had an old Honda 500/4. The fork legs had been done with black lacquer which was badly chipped. We took the fork legs off and set about removing the lacquer with cellulose thinners and wire wool . . . . in his porch with no ventilation. After a while WOH, things started moving in slow motion, it was like one of Otto's (Simpsons) psychedelic trips!

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Years ago my mate had an old Honda 500/4. The fork legs had been done with black lacquer which was badly chipped. We took the fork legs off and set about removing the lacquer with cellulose thinners and wire wool . . . . in his porch with no ventilation. After a while WOH, things started moving in slow motion, it was like one of Otto's (Simpsons) psychedelic trips!

Trippy man

[trikey]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Years ago my mate had an old Honda 500/4. The fork legs had been done with black lacquer which was badly chipped. We took the fork legs off and set about removing the lacquer with cellulose thinners and wire wool . . . . in his porch with no ventilation. After a while WOH, things started moving in slow motion, it was like one of Otto's (Simpsons) psychedelic trips!

But was it as good as Homers trip when he was on the extra hot chili?

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Trippy man

If I remember correctly Jeff, don't you have air conditioning in your lounge. Would that help to clear the air? I bet it worked a treat after you had those sprouts at The Fellows Dinner

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

If I remember correctly Jeff, don't you have air conditioning in your lounge. Would that help to clear the air? I bet it worked a treat after you had those sprouts at The Fellows Dinner

You are indeed correct Phil and it was very much put to use

Still stank though