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Hi Guy, I wish I knew too. I was going to post the same thing the other day but got sidetracked and didn't get round to it. by soosy
About 1 year ago
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Hi Guy, not very hi-tech but can you buy a combined video and DVD player, then record from one to another? you might be able to pick one up second hand somewhere. by sim
About 1 year ago
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Here in Brighton there's a shop that does it. They do other kinds of digital imaging stuff to. May be one in your area. They didn't charge us much to do it by lizroz
About 1 year ago
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Firebox have lot's of gadgets that can help you do that if you don't mind spending some money... http://www.firebox.com/product/2540/USB-Tape-Express?via=ser http://www.firebox.com/product/2605/U-Record-Video-Converter?via=ser by stuartwitts
About 1 year ago
guy1067 needs help with I've got lots of videos and cassettes. I'd like to save them. Anyone know how I can convert them to a digital format?
About 1 year ago
Hi Guy, I wish I knew too. I was going to post the same thing the other day but got sidetracked and didn't get round to it. by soosy
About 1 year ago
Hi Guy, not very hi-tech but can you buy a combined video and DVD player, then record from one to another? you might be able to pick one up second hand somewhere. by sim
About 1 year ago
Here in Brighton there's a shop that does it. They do other kinds of digital imaging stuff to. May be one in your area. They didn't charge us much to do it by lizroz
About 1 year ago
Firebox have lot's of gadgets that can help you do that if you don't mind spending some money... http://www.firebox.com/product/2540/USB-Tape-Express?via=ser http://www.firebox.com/product/2605/U-Record-Video-Converter?via=ser by stuartwitts
About 1 year ago
bad_housewife needs help with NITS! (yes, I know, I know all there is to know about all the over the counter lotions potions and combs - just ask!). Now has anyone got a secret recipe to keep them away? (Tea tree oil a no no, as was hairspray and white vinegar...)
About 1 year ago
It's a bit radical but you could try shaving their hair off. A certain person I know mum did this and it's very effective. by sim
About 1 year ago
I think daily combing is the best way. Bit time consuming but does avoid horrid chemicals. by lizroz
About 1 year ago
We nit comb conditioner through once a week. As long as we do it regularly they don't seem to reappear. Wish we could have a lice nuking day where every child in the world got treated and eradicated the horrid head pests! by Goosey
About 1 year ago
Yes, conditioner is supposed to be good. They can't grip on to shiny hair. Also, I think their bodies have sort of capillary action that means conditioner can kill them?? by Siobhan
About 1 year ago
The ONLY thing that ever worked for my kids is combing, combing and more combing. DO this religiously and you stand a small chance of breaking the cycle. Apart from that, rub in Neem Oil and always rinse their hair with tea made from rosemary - the nits hate these herbs and will be put off jumping on. There is also a wives-tail that eating the nits makes your blood taste unsavoury to live nits. by lesanto
About 1 year ago
OMG! A nutritious healthy meal for my children! Do I curry or chilli the nits. Will try rosemary - where can I get Neem? by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
Sorry for the delay, you can get Neem oil on ebay or if you live near an sizeable Asian community, in some Asian foodstores. by lesanto
About 1 year ago
Justme needs help with What is the perfect present for a 35 year old male to let them know you are thinking of them and are there for them?
About 1 year ago
not sure what you could buy would depend on what there interests were etc but the best thing you could give them is your time, either in person or a phone call. by MandaR
About 1 year ago
What about a little hamper of their favourite foods? by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
I think even sending an appropriate card to the person would show them that you're thinking of them. by soosy
About 1 year ago
bad_housewife needs help with blueberries. We can eat them but what else can I do with them? Starting to ripen on my bush.
About 1 year ago
how about OLIVER ROWES Mint Marinated LAMB with Blueberry gravy http://www.sillfield.co.uk/recipes.html#top by darren
About 1 year ago
blueberry pie or blueberry and apple pie. you can also try blueberry gin or non alcoholic blueberry freezes by sim
About 1 year ago
Blueberry muffins are always nice, or on the top of a pavlova. Hairy bikers do a blueberry cheese cake by MandaR
About 1 year ago
Ohh or just seen now Blueberry rocky road which would be great to get the kids to help with http://www.goodtoknow.co.uk/recipes/474676/Blueberry-marshmallow-rocky-road by MandaR
About 1 year ago
I go with the blueberry muffins. Yum! by soosy
About 1 year ago
You could make a blueberry compote to use on ice cream/yoghurt/cheesecake etc. Yummy! (and will keep long after summer too) by eamc
About 1 year ago
Blue berry icecream yummy! by Dunnit
About 1 year ago
nickwst needs help with Anybody got an HTC Wildfire or Legend? What are they like? Not sure if I can stretch to a Desire, but all I know is I need a new phone.
About 1 year ago
I have a friend who recently upgraded from a magic (a bit older, but similar) to a desire. He said that he was initially disappointed. The faster processor resulted in a much shorter battery time (especially as you're going to be playing with it all the time). But, there are ways to minimize battery loss. I've got a desire and my battery can at least last for 24 hours (if I'm careful...) by Shut up and listen
About 1 year ago
aedjp needs help with I'd like to know what to use to clean Tar (from roofing felt) off a window frame...
2 years ago
I have a feeling that anything oil based might - like WD40 or petrol (lighter fluid) etc - but try it on a part that won't show in case it leaves a greasy stain. by Someone
2 years ago
I'll give the WD40 a try... by aedjp
2 years ago
