Did they not ask for your car reg at the till? Then you're entitled to 90 minutes free parking.
Cutting metal things, or brick/tile things. Smoothing off bits you don't want from metal/bricks. A angle grinder is pretty useful as power tools go. It depends what you need doing though I guess
Wear eye protection.
Nicking bikes.
I can cut tiles with it? That could be useful.
Yes, but experiment on the tile as some don't cut a clean edge and try it cutting from the front and back to see what gives best results
Ooh, what's the ingredients list like? The Alpro one has lots of bad stuff, so I have to go to Waitrose to get the expensive organic Provamel one which just has almonds and agave syrup in it.
very similar ingredients list to Alpro I'm afraid, so probably not very good for frothing.
Not sure what was meant by the original comment, but these tickets are still no more than a civil contract between the store and you. It costs a lot to enforce it (they have to take you to court, and there's no guarantee they'll win), so they rely on threats and weasel wording to make it sound more official. Personally, that is what I find the scummiest aspect of all this - the deception.
I bought an angle grinder from Lidl a year ago. I almost used it for the first time last week. But then I found a piece of brick that was the right size anyway.
I'm sorry, but that just isn't helpful.I bought an angle grinder from Lidl a year ago. I almost used it for the first time last week. But then I found a piece of brick that was the right size anyway.
But...I have an angle grinder.
I'm sorry, but that just isn't helpful.
Of course! Why didn't I think of that.
I went back to day and they'd sold out.
What a shame. You've got to move quick when you see a Lidl bargain.Of course! Why didn't I think of that.
I went back to day and they'd sold out.
