March 29, 20206 yr Bad start to the day .. I woke up and it was already an hour later. ? Anyhoo .. I have found this in my utility room, and I do not know what it is. The unidentified item is the granular one in the margarine pot, which was in a pile with ‘tumble dryer sheets’, which save ironing (what’s ironing?), and washing machine internals cleaner. Obviously mum had it for something, but what? Any ideas are welcome. I Have not got a clue. They are granules with a smooth surface, so not rough like say crumbs for feeding poultry. I wonder about something like slow release fertiliser, but I am not sure. Ferdinand Edited March 29, 20206 yr by Ferdinand
March 29, 20206 yr 4 minutes ago, scottishjohn said: looks like what I put on the floor in workshop to absorb fluids Cat litter.
March 29, 20206 yr Author I think I have this identified. Not cat litter, though there was a cat but it has been pushing up bamboo for about 3 years now. Talking to one of mum's flower arranging friends, it is something for drying out flowers they had when they did a Diploma years ago. It absorbs the moisture from a flower being dried. So I can either use it for something else or throw it away now. Thanks all for the suggestions. Ferdinand
March 29, 20206 yr 9 hours ago, Ferdinand said: I think I have this identified. Not cat litter, though there was a cat but it has been pushing up bamboo for about 3 years now. Talking to one of mum's flower arranging friends, it is something for drying out flowers they had when they did a Diploma years ago. It absorbs the moisture from a flower being dried. So I can either use it for something else or throw it away now. Thanks all for the suggestions. Ferdinand will be good to throw on an oil pill on concrete -then crush it --brush it later -oil all gone
March 30, 20206 yr Author 11 hours ago, Moira Niedzwiecka said: Why not take up flower arranging? I have been for years. Tuesday: "the teacher said we are doing a Greek theme, so I need a (Colossus of Rhodes / Trireme / Zither / Parthenon / model of Knossos / Minotaur / Wooden Horse / Reflecting Pool for Narcissus) by Thursday". Anyhoo, I have reviewed the stuff, and a huge amount has now gone to the great flower arranging cupboard in mum's friends' houses. Having said that, did this last week. Edited March 30, 20206 yr by Ferdinand
March 30, 20206 yr Wow, I am really impressed. They are lovely. Nice hobby. Hope to do it myself once garden up & running. May take a while?
March 30, 20206 yr Author 2 hours ago, Moira Niedzwiecka said: Wow, I am really impressed. They are lovely. Nice hobby. Hope to do it myself once garden up & running. May take a while? Thanks. I'm gradually reshaping the Forsythia. As new branches come into flower they get chopped off :-). F
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