Many plants will not live long in the vicinity of fallen Walnut tree leaves and nut husks. The chemical Juglone appears to be the problem.
My dislike for Leaf Blowers ( and leaf blower owners!)
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Many plants will not live long in the vicinity of fallen Walnut tree leaves and nut husks. The chemical Juglone appears to be the problem.
Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
Leaf blowers found in nature. David Attenborough is planning a documentary about the leaf blowers of the Congo, and garden vacs of the Kalahari.
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snorri
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- East coast, up a bit.
It does make you a bad person, but you could be granted partial forgiveness if you use the bike to get to the auction
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I used to have a leaf-blower. Some friends gave it to me as they never used it and it was cluttering up their shed. It cluttered my shed up for several years before I gave it to a friend who lives in Corby. It's now cluttering his shed up...
The only time I used it was to see if I could play blow football with it, and then attempt to levitate the football like one of those 'keep a ping-pong ball hovering in the air' thingies.
It didn't work. Must have needed a bit more blow factor...
The only time I used it was to see if I could play blow football with it, and then attempt to levitate the football like one of those 'keep a ping-pong ball hovering in the air' thingies.
It didn't work. Must have needed a bit more blow factor...
Artificial grass
. All the chemicals it takes to make it.....then it does nothing towards replenishing the much needed oxygen. You are a cad and a bounder 
Drago
Legendary Member
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- Suburban Poshshire
[QUOTE 5373662, member: 9609"]My neighbour uses one to dry his 4x4 with, this is after he has washed it with the engine running - bet you didn't know that, you are supposed to leave your engine running when you wash your car to stop the electrics failing -[/QUOTE]
And he powers the lot by burning the corpses of ani,als from endangered species.
And he powers the lot by burning the corpses of ani,als from endangered species.
Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
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- In green and pleasant hills.
[QUOTE 5373662, member: 9609"]My neighbour uses one to dry his 4x4 with, this is after he has washed it with the engine running - bet you didn't know that, you are supposed to leave your engine running when you wash your car to stop the electrics failing -[/QUOTE]
Fantastic idea! We need a thread - 101 uses for a leaf blower (apart from leaf blowing)!!
Fantastic idea! We need a thread - 101 uses for a leaf blower (apart from leaf blowing)!!
[QUOTE 5373662, member: 9609"]My neighbour uses one to dry his 4x4 with, this is after he has washed it with the engine running - bet you didn't know that, you are supposed to leave your engine running when you wash your car to stop the electrics failing -[/QUOTE]
Your neighbours does not know what he is talking about, you can tell him that from me.
Your neighbours does not know what he is talking about, you can tell him that from me.
raleighnut
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- One of the 'Elite'
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
[QUOTE 5373662, member: 9609"]My neighbour uses one to dry his 4x4 with, this is after he has washed it with the engine running - bet you didn't know that, you are supposed to leave your engine running when you wash your car to stop the electrics failing -[/QUOTE]
You do need to keep Range Rovers running as the electrics implode with water.
You do need to keep Range Rovers running as the electrics implode with water.
This shouldn't be an issue if you just use a hose pipe & buckets when washing the car , a pressure cleaner will blast water into areas where it shouldn't go, and that's probably the case on all cars.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
It was a joke - Range Rovers break regularly
Nigel-YZ1
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- Somewhere else... maybe soon.
