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jmac70 said:
Do you ever use the high pressure hose on yours?
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Nope - pressure cleaners good for dirt/dust but barbies get filthy with creosote/soot and grease (esp gas barbies - esp if you use the side burner for frying). De-greaser good for that. jathanas is the expert on this but ceramic bbqs so good in so many ways, one being that they burn so hot that’s how you clean em.


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Please try and maintain this standard - apologies for discolouration on the lid - unavoidable
PS back home from TCF @ FC - all good except rats (?) digging up salvia's whilst we were away.

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NMBB said:
Please try and maintain this standard - apologies for discolouration on the lid - unavoidable
PS back home from TCF @ FC - all good except rats (?) digging up salvia's whilst we were away.

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Very nice. Although I prefer the Genesis to the Q when it comes to gas. Had to take from an angle as the enamel’s mirror finish would breach BF rules on preserving anonymity.

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NMBB said:
Please try and maintain this standard - apologies for discolouration on the lid - unavoidable
PS back home from TCF @ FC - all good except rats (?) digging up salvia's whilst we were away.

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I have Q embarrassment. I know what I’m doing next weekend. Will post a photo when finished!
 
Clean the BBQ before use, get it nice and hot and just run the scraper over the cooking area, too easy.

Spent the weekend up at the bush house, weather was too wet to do any work outside so I fixed the hallway floor that had a list to it. Dropped 2cm in one corner and the skirting board was above floor level by a fingers width. Cut and lifted out 2 pieces of floorboard, used a 4 tonne jack to lift the floor back to level (wasn't load bearing, I had a 16 tonne one for backup)) and braced it with a new "stump" using a mix of a concrete paver, some bricks and a 5x5 piece of redgum, all the time using language directed at the inept ******** that built the house that would make Gordon Ramsey blush. Replaced the floorboards and skirting, bit of putty, very happy with the end result
 
Starting new gig (analyst) at blokey type company in a couple of weeks - thinking won't mention tea cosy festival 🤣
 
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Starting new gig (analyst) at blokey type company in a couple of weeks - thinking won't mention tea cosy festival 🤣
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You should wear one on your first day. Set a high standard.
 
stui magpie said:
Clean the BBQ before use, get it nice and hot and just run the scraper over the cooking area, too easy.

Spent the weekend up at the bush house, weather was too wet to do any work outside so I fixed the hallway floor that had a list to it. Dropped 2cm in one corner and the skirting board was above floor level by a fingers width. Cut and lifted out 2 pieces of floorboard, used a 4 tonne jack to lift the floor back to level (wasn't load bearing, I had a 16 tonne one for backup)) and braced it with a new "stump" using a mix of a concrete paver, some bricks and a 5x5 piece of redgum, all the time using language directed at the inept fu****** that built the house that would make Gordon Ramsey blush. Replaced the floorboards and skirting, bit of putty, very happy with the end result
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Man, I would love to be able to stuff like that.
 
stui magpie said:
Clean the BBQ before use, get it nice and hot and just run the scraper over the cooking area, too easy.

Spent the weekend up at the bush house, weather was too wet to do any work outside so I fixed the hallway floor that had a list to it. Dropped 2cm in one corner and the skirting board was above floor level by a fingers width. Cut and lifted out 2 pieces of floorboard, used a 4 tonne jack to lift the floor back to level (wasn't load bearing, I had a 16 tonne one for backup)) and braced it with a new "stump" using a mix of a concrete paver, some bricks and a 5x5 piece of redgum, all the time using language directed at the inept fu****** that built the house that would make Gordon Ramsey blush. Replaced the floorboards and skirting, bit of putty, very happy with the end result
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No need to make us feel like inadequate sissies. I only understand about half of the above.


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jmac70 said:
Man, I would love to be able to stuff like that.
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No reason you can't. All you need is tools, basic level problem solving ability and an attitude of "If it all turns to shit, I can live with it".

I've never done that before, I just chewed the details over in my brain about what needed to happen and figured it out from there.
 
stui magpie said:
No reason you can't. All you need is tools, basic level problem solving ability and an attitude of "If it all turns to shit, I can live with it".

I've never done that before, I just chewed the details over in my brain about what needed to happen and figured it out from there.
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You sound like most qualified tradies
 
Pistol Night said:
You sound like most qualified tradies
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Thank you, I'm a HR Manager who likes to do renovations/restorations as a hobby. I did once work on a building site during a career break, my mate who was running the site billed me out as a second year apprentice.
 
boufriend has had to learn to cook while i am recovering. he made a "greek salad" tonight chock full of iceberg lettuce.

can i send him to you jathanas for remedial action?
 
Good Horse said:
boufriend has had to learn to cook while i am recovering. he made a "greek salad" tonight chock full of iceberg lettuce.

can i send him to you jathanas for remedial action?
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Lettuce tastes like sadness. :( It will turn a Greek salad into a tragedy. Sorry you had to endure that during a difficult recovery mate.

Send him for a crash course in creating meals that bring joy instead of crushing people's souls.
 
jathanas said:
Lettuce tastes like sadness. :( It will turn a Greek salad into a tragedy. Sorry you had to endure that during a difficult recovery mate.

Send him for a crash course in creating meals that bring joy instead of crushing people's souls.
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hawaiian pizza tomorrow then
 
jathanas said:
Lettuce tastes like sadness. :( It will turn a Greek salad into a tragedy. Sorry you had to endure that during a difficult recovery mate.

Send him for a crash course in creating meals that bring joy instead of crushing people's souls.
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Greek love for drama on full-gowned display here.
 
jathanas said:
Lettuce tastes like sadness. :( It will turn a Greek salad into a tragedy. Sorry you had to endure that during a difficult recovery mate.

Send him for a crash course in creating meals that bring joy instead of crushing people's souls.
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The only use for lettuce is to hold some sort of delicious Vietnamese pork.
 
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