dehumidifires.

the price of those things.

and of course,
like anything else,
you get what you pay for.

there's always something.

maybe it'll get milder soon.

will have to look at getting one though.

might try B&Q sometime.

If you have a damp room just put a packet of salt in a dish in the room.
Soon sorts it out.
Change salt when sludgy.

won't that use up a LOT of salt?

A pack a week.
A pack of salt costs 19 pence in Asda.

it's the ought of throwing it away every week that i find troubleing.

erixter wrote:it's the ought of throwing it away every week that i find troubleing.

i'm sorry.
it's not the cost.
REALLY!

You could put the salt outside for a bit and let it dry out?

erixter wrote:it's the ought of throwing it away every week that i find troubleing.

ffs eric

it's a food product mj.
i hate to see waste.
my age.
and i prefer something a little less "make do".

NotBert wrote:You could put the salt outside for a bit and let it dry out?

bert,
there's fuck all going to dry out at this time of year.

'cept my sense of humour maybe.

erixter wrote:it's a food product mj.
i hate to see waste.
my age.
and i prefer something a little less "make do".

how do you cope when they put on the pavements

that's a different sort mj,
produced specifically for that purpose.

the salt that we're talking about,
is a food product.

and to use it as nobster suggests,
for be an un-necessary waste.

i shall get a new DH,
maybe two,
sometime.

the situation is far from desperate.

Ok Eric , only joking you know