Published on 12, July, 2020
The last thing I bought was Firestarter by Stephen King. I'm an avid reader and have been reading and collecting King's books for about five years, and so far none have disappointed so I'm looking forward to reading it. I bought it on eBay for £5 so very reasonable for a second hand copy.
Another thing I purchased recently was a Kiss LP (The Elder), which should hopefully be delivered sometime this week if Royal Mail don't lose it - they keep losing my orders!!!
A new freezer, just now. Mine has died and it's a total disaster.
Oh Pegg, I know just how you feel, my fridge/freezer died just a few days before xmas. Thankfully, after 24 hours of panic and rather a lot of ice-cream, a local business came up trumps and delivered one on Dec 23rd. Phew!
Ben
Oh, I've had the panic and the ice cream! I rely on my freezer so much - aargh!
Fortunately it will not, apparently, take so long to acquire a new one as I had dreaded it would - in my mind it was going to be a week st least and cause untold woe - but in reality, it should arrive on Saturday.
I don't know how much I need to throw away, some, I expect- my research project for this evening!
That sounds complicated, because I don't know much about freezers.
As I am now getting a new one, perhaps I'll learn more.
Aren't freezers meant to be frosty?
Our frost free freezer stopped working a while back but eventually it turned out that "frost free" actually takes the frost and compresses it into rock hard ice inside areas you cannot get to, but when the thing was allowed to defrost (O.K. helped along by me using hot air etc because I'm impatient) and the copious flooding that produced dealt with, our "frost free" fridge came back to life!
Number said: If it is a chest freezer, the cold air can't fall out = better
It's a chest freezer, but Google says 48 hours for food, so probably all lost...
Yep. Freezers are pretty boring, even for a Wednesday evening!
Side note - I bored myself with that post !! Off to do something else !!