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They're getting too expensive, and probably not made in Japan.

It's a fuel tank that is used on an Indian rocket.

I remember when young, my mother showed me how to fill it. First, add the hot/ boiling water, cap it then shake vigorously. The bottle will expand, carefully unscrew the plug a little to release pressure. That's easy.

Yes, I do WONDER myself.

Here in the West, Bunnings Sausage Sizzle use a proper BUN, not a slice of bread.

I see just a slice of bread used. Here in WA, we have a proper bun, as it should be.

I have fond memories of Hills. From the rotary clothes hoist we had growing up. Also as I entered the electronics industry, they were leaders with their TV antennas and accessories. Proven the best. The staff I got to know was very well, and helpful. Sad times.

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HAHA!

HAHA!

Ban her from the Aldi stores. (n):mad:

Here in WA, our Bunnings sausage sizzles are served in a proper bun, as they should be. Yes, onion if you wish and a variety of sauces that you apply. (y)

WOW!

Good one. HAHA!

This is what I do also, to not waste. (y)

Wow! Such a scary surprise.:unsure:

That's a good one. :p