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OK. 68 Cultural, Historical and Scientific collections you can explore online. From the Smithsonian magazine. For me, I'm going to nut out my Swedish TORMEK T4 kit for the sharpening of edge tools. Purchased some time ago, and immediately placed in storage for when " I have the time ", now is the time.. About to open to page one of " water cooled sharpening of edge tools. ". I have two boxes of grinding jigs and accessories , to get my head around. This could be interesting.
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OMG..You dont need it..just designate some face washers and towels for a wiping arses and wash them separately..like nappies used to be done. Will be good for septic tanks and sewerage systems too and provides cleaner rear ends. Wash hands after as per usual😎Quote:
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This is ridiculous😐
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how do you toilet paper someones house tho?
You can still travel, if you know where to go!
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You haven't looked too hard,its been on the shelves here for weeks.Quote:
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You just have to be a bit lucky at times as the supply chain is still playing catch-up, as are a lot of people ‘caught short’ by the initial hoarders.
Have managed to get some as needed but not fussed if not, plenty of alternatives there. I still find it strange that this is the only thing I can see (short of hand sanitiser) that is lacking on the shelves of my local supermarket. Meat is a bit hit and miss but there is plenty of milk, fresh fruit and veg, etc.
Just bought milk, bread, veggies and some lamb for tea. Maybe it’s all those people that buy pre packaged foods that are having issues?
Its been patchy here in Yass, we did a shop on the weekend and got most of what we wanted, the girls went down this morning and got some mince as there was none on the weekend. If you get there in the mornings there is usually enough but nothing in the afternoons. I reckon supply is also being impacted by people who have to actually cook for themselves as well. A substantiol numer of the people at work eat out most nights of the week and now cannot, increasing demand.
Regards,
Tote
