^ Luckily its just me pits. I think its because i've been driving quite a bit over the last week.
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^ Luckily its just me pits. I think its because i've been driving quite a bit over the last week.
Driving gives you sweat rashes? I am assuming you are in an AC car no?
WTF? Sounds awful!Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Yep AC but it wasn't cutting it for some reason. Got a 7 seater and we had 5 on board. As i said its the first time its happened and not sure what triggered it this time. Oh well, just have to let it take its course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumpy
^ I've got some good fungal cream if you're interested.
It's called Snake brand Prickly Heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
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Happy birthday to me, 66 years today. I baked myself a from scratch , king of cakes, the carrot cake. Grandmas recipe. Maybe a little carried away on the frosting, I doubled the recipe, but the cake itself is perfect, it needs no frosting. My daughter made me a card and the gf gave me this Zippo, so I look cool when I light my joints. Daily moan, I have none.
Happy birthday and enjoy the cake. And the joints. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tunk
Happy Birthday Tunk, may there be many more.Quote:
Originally Posted by tunk
HBD Tunk.
HBD Tunk!
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Originally Posted by tunk
And like all talcum powder it's useless for a rash.
Yep and then I'll end up with a cement covered rashQuote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
So a couple of days ago i was out around 4 am near Glyndebourne Opera look up in the sky and thought,feck i have to stop drinking U.F.O.S and a lot of the feckers,
Today i am sober and googled line of lights high in the sky thankfully i can drink again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3B1G...WL&index=1
Daughter's got exams on a fucking Sunday.
It's a Christian school isn't it meant to be a day of rest?
And it's flooded.
What did you expect?Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Not to have exams on a Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Enrol her in a proper school then.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
The forced 18 months way from Thailand, due to covid, meant that the car got left during the wet season and we ended up with some mould on the carpets. I cleaned the car out when we got back, using a 50/50 vinegar & water mix, but the mould was bcak again when we returned this time. It isn't as bad as it was, some mould on the middle seats and traces on the carpet. Anyway, I spent the morning going over the car again with a little stronger mix.
Does anyone have a better remedy? I have the feeling it will keep coming back every wet season.
The only thing I can think of is to get someone to run it regularly with the Aircon on
She's at a great school.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
The exams are mandated by the government. I thought you might know that with your close contacts with Thai education.
But feel free to keep attempting to troll.
Is it getting flooded? I had mine professionally cleaned when mould started growing after a water got inside. Seemed to do the trick but needs doing every time ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy
Considering your budget… yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
But let’s be honest, great schools don’t make kids do exams on a Sunday. Do they?
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Originally Posted by armstrong
Not unlike your constant poking. Annoying, innit? :D
urNo, it wasn't subject to flooding, just left in the garage during the wet season and humidity played its part. I will see what it is like when we return in December; if it is back again I'll take your advice and get it done professionally.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Thanks.
Just a suggestion here having been in and around sailboats, maybe look into a dehumidifier for the car. My parents had 3 or 4 of them hanging around on their boat to stop moisture which led to mildew and mold. Some are packets, others are balls. Might take a look.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy