RodneyRodnesson

Recently saw a post somewhere (may not have even been UK but it got me thinking) that laundry powder was much cheaper than liquid detergent.
 
I decided to have a look just to refresh my 'system' as it were. I buy Tesco liquid detergent.
 
This is a breakdown of the same product between powder and liquid.
 
tldr; Check the prices per wash — 12p vs 5p  
I'll use Tesco as my example as they price match Aldi and Lidl a lot anyway.
 
Tesco powder: Tesco Non Bio Detergent Powder 80 Wash 4kg for £8.95. 80 washes for 8.95/80=0.111875 so 12p per wash.
 
Tesco liquid: Tesco Non Bio Liquid Detergent Super Concentrated 60W 1.5L for £2.79 so 2.79/

But I worry the constant hunger, ribs starting to show, permanent headache, poor hygiene & teeth are going to get me fired.

But I worry the constant hunger, ribs showing, permanent headache, poor hygiene & teeth are going to get me fired.

Apparently "have you all got your buddy" is not an effective way to count people back in for very large groups of divers.

London. Raining.

Stand still traffic and the roundabout is the usual line of cars with those from the right edging in and the straight-on's trying to edge ahead and ignore the cars with right of way.

For the most part it's going ok with the one/one (zipper) system. I'm coming onto the roundabout. The red straight on car lets the white car (coming in) in front of me go so I leave him and move to go behind him. Normal zipper method.

Red BMW has other ideas and zooms in to close the gap, but since we're all stopped I'm right next to him.

So I look at him, get his attention and try to indicate/describe the one/one zipper system we all know well.

After a while he winds down his win

I've acquired a large bag of wood pellets (for pellet bbq's). I have a large firepit, a small foldable bbq, a small kettle and a Weber Master Touch.

What would be the best way to use the pellets?

Thanks in advance.

I worried about the barely controllable urge as I looked at my own son.

I'm a bit of an animal so I've been using a 75cm fire pit — everything has been hot and fast, especially using wood.

I recently got a Weber Master Touch and so far only used briquettes.

In the fire pit wood (bags from B&Q) burns fast.

Would I be able to control temp and have the wood
burn slower in the Weber?

I've got a bamboo stick expanding trellis for a passion fruit plant we got from the garden centre.
 
I'm going to attach it to the fence.
 
Do I need a gap between the trellis and the fence? Perhaps how far from the fence should it be might be a better question.
 
All help appreciated — we're not natural gardeners! — and thanks in advance.