The matress topper is good. I had my old one topper on it as well though but it doesn't add much if anything. The Mrs slept very well outside of my snoring so I'd say it's worth a punt in my opnion. I can't vouch for it's longevity of comfort as of yet. I know others recommend duvalet but if you can't afford the crazy price tag then this is the one I'd go for. If it starts to compress and go limp in a few years I'd buy another and double it up.
Never got chance to wash the van before going to CJ so looking forward to trying out these from @Nutexa Frictions
Will add new brake discs and pads to this thread soon hopefully.
This, from Aliexpress !
Took 7 days to get to the UK from China, then another 7 days for Evri to drop it off
Took 7 days to get to the UK from China, then another 7 days for Evri to drop it off
so much so that it puts me right off if a seller says they use them .
Yeah, dreadful service for the end user. Still smarting over the 300 quid awning they lost/stole a few years ago....
depends a lot on the driver perhaps... had a guy deliver for a few years around ours & he was great.. have a chat (mainly a weekend) if we seen him & knew where to leave it if we weren't in... different guy past couple of months... doesn't press the 'RING' to wait for an answer or someone to speak, as we haven't had a letterbox since January - new door, just knocks the door, leaves the package on the floor if it doesn't fit the mailbox (as it often doesn't being a package).Good thing with the RING camera, picks up any movement in good certain radius of the front of the house & people walking on the pavement at the end of the drive.
Me too
Thought THQ did the fogs error free.. or did you not get them from there..canbus error free wire, for the led fogs that came today
Interested here as need 2 new front ones. Where from?
I picked up a cheap (£23) portable espresso machine from Aldi on the weekly shop this morning
www.aldi.co.uk
I've always been intrigued by the gadget potential, even though I'm pretty sure the Travel Aeropress is a better fit for my use/taste - I tend to prefer longer coffees than shots.
The usual £80ish price put me off, but for that price worth a try.
Early testing results are it definitely works, though it doesn't cope well with what I would regard as a normal espresso grind (bit too much side leakage) but worked much better on my normal Aeropress/MochaPot grind.
I'll continue to play.
Portable Coffee Maker
Enjoy your favourite espresso without the need for batteries or cords with our easy-to-use manual espresso maker. It's perfect for travel, camping, or on-the-go use - giving you the freedom to make exceptional espresso wherever you are. <ul> <li>Lightweight</li> <li>Compact size makes it a...
I've always been intrigued by the gadget potential, even though I'm pretty sure the Travel Aeropress is a better fit for my use/taste - I tend to prefer longer coffees than shots.
The usual £80ish price put me off, but for that price worth a try.
Early testing results are it definitely works, though it doesn't cope well with what I would regard as a normal espresso grind (bit too much side leakage) but worked much better on my normal Aeropress/MochaPot grind.
I'll continue to play.
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"Sounds like a Golf" seals from THQ
Victron IP22 arrived from seller Energy Monkey on eBay. Really quick free postage and came with a free Dairy Milk 
Cheapest I've found them as well with an ensuite 5% couponVictron IP22 arrived from seller Energy Monkey on eBay. Really quick free postage and came with a free Dairy Milk
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