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I have a dual sink setup. Dirty dishes, etc start on the left side drainer, the left sink has hot soapy water while the right sink gets clean hot water. Wash and scrub, rinse and stack onto a rack on the right hand drainer section. Then, if my fragile back is up to it, I'll dry them and puy them...

Old news. Not that I buy milk cartons in that form. I get fresh milk which comes in screw-cap bottles or cartons with a fold-out spout. That UHT stuff doesn't even taste like milk should.

I would not try cutting a hedge with either a brushcutter or whipper-snipper if you're aiming to trim a hedge.

It’s both, or rather, either. The lighter duty ones use a rapidly spinning nylon line, hence whipper-snipper. These do not have the power or torque required to get through heavy growth. For that you use a brush-cutter. These may use a much thicker nylon line than whipper-snippers but can also be...

Absolutely! If you’re using an iPhone 8 or later you have the choice of a small updater of iOS 15 to iOS 15.7 or a huge update to iOS 16. iPhone 6S, SE1 and iPhone 7 can’t use iOS 16 but can and should update to iOS 15.7. For iPads, version 16 hasn’t been released, the newest is iPadOS 15.7.

When that iOS 15.7 update came out, my iPhone 13 Mini offered TWO choices, both of which addressed the same security concerns, I could update to the new iOS 16 or stay with iOS 15 and update to iOS 15.7.

Introducing myself I'm Pete from Pakenham, early 60s, interests include Apple computer user groups in Melbourne & Naples, Florida (online only) and I'm a member of one of the Men's Shed groups in this suburb.

Purchased that way the product costs 11.7 cents per gram. Currently in Woolworths, a 250 g tube costs $28, equating to 11.2 cents per gram, a negligible difference. But for many people it's a lot easier to find $7 than $28.

I'm having great difficulty in imagining anything LESS vile than that flavour profile.