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Yes but we have a few sets so they can be taken off the bed a changed straight away in the morning so it’s ready for the night, tumble dried and then into the airing cupboard and then ironed when on the actual bed (only the fitted sheet)

RichardUK wrote:Yes but we have a few sets so they can be taken off the bed a changed straight away in the morning so it’s ready for the night, tumble dried and then into the airing cupboard and then ironed when on the actual bed (only the fitted sheet)

How much is your electricity bill?


You may single handily be responsible for global warming.

Also how much is your water bill?

Also the second, do you have a dishwasher that gets daily use?

Drumstick wrote:Also the second, do you have a dishwasher that gets daily use?

Plates, cups and cutlery dishwashed after every meal ready for the next

Next on "living like richarduk" we find out how much wallpaper he puts up in a month, and his vacuum collection.

The energy companies have to ramp up their output around Richard's laundry time, a bit like they do for all the kettles in the ad breaks in Corrie.

Chocolate-Milk wrote:The energy companies have to ramp up their output around Richard's laundry time, a bit like they do for all the kettles in the ad breaks in Corrie.

Don’t be silly, Richard has his own power station.

Moggy wrote:

Chocolate-Milk wrote:The energy companies have to ramp up their output around Richard's laundry time, a bit like they do for all the kettles in the ad breaks in Corrie.

Don’t be silly, Richard has his own power station.

This is actually true, it's called Richardcliffe on Soar and you can see it from the M1.

Tomous wrote:

Drumstick wrote:Also the second, do you have a dishwasher that gets daily use?

Plates, cups and cutlery dishwashed after every meal ready for the next

its not quite that extreme (not every meal) its at the end of everyday so that they are all in place in the cupboards for the next day

Tsunade wrote:Next on "living like richarduk" we find out how much wallpaper he puts up in a month, and his vacuum collection.

I won't mention the vacuum situation, even I feel its a little excessive

Vermilion wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Chocolate-Milk wrote:The energy companies have to ramp up their output around Richard's laundry time, a bit like they do for all the kettles in the ad breaks in Corrie.

Don’t be silly, Richard has his own power station.

This is actually true, it's called Richardcliffe on Soar and you can see it from the M1.

its the only way I can be sure I am getting nice quality British power

RichardUK wrote: its the only way I can be sure I am getting nice quality British power

To power your German appliances?

Moggy wrote:

RichardUK wrote: its the only way I can be sure I am getting nice quality British power

To power your German appliances?

German things are acceptable, chances are if I am not in this country I will be in Bavaria or a German speaking country (Austria, Liechtenstein)

RichardUK wrote:

Tsunade wrote:Next on "living like richarduk" we find out how much wallpaper he puts up in a month, and his vacuum collection.

I won't mention the vacuum situation, even I feel its a little excessive

Now you have me curious... How many?

I'm assuming he cleans his vacuums so he's a vacuum cleaner himself. That's +1 right there.

Just noticed my YT revenue total for May on adsense; £181.64.

Not too shabby.

Soon you'll be washing your sheets daily too with that kind of income

Tsunade wrote:

RichardUK wrote:

Tsunade wrote:Next on "living like richarduk" we find out how much wallpaper he puts up in a month, and his vacuum collection.

I won't mention the vacuum situation, even I feel its a little excessive

Now you have me curious... How many?

Jezo wrote:I'm assuming he cleans his vacuums so he's a vacuum cleaner himself. That's +1 right there.

Its not so much the number of vacuums we have (we have 3 at any one time) but it is the problem of having a clean vacuum cleaner because fully cleaning them is a pain due to the amount of time it takes and the amount of time it all takes to dry and if its not completely dry it can give off a smell when being used, due to this problem I buy 3 new vacuum cleaners every 4 weeks (I buy cheap ones, not dysons or other good makes) I buy 3 because one is for the house, one is for the dogs and the other for the cats,

Vermilion wrote:Just noticed my YT revenue total for May on adsense; £181.64.

Not too shabby.

Well done!! the investment of the new camera is paying off

RichardUK wrote:I buy 3 new vacuum cleaners every 4 weeks

strawberry float me

Do you buy a new car every time it gets dirty?

Hyperion wrote:Do you buy a new car every time it gets dirty?

If I could afford to then I would, but sadly I can't I have a valet done around every six weeks on the inside because thats a real pain to clean, the outside just gets cleaned when it needs to be, I am not really that fussy or bothered about it