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She is such a lovely soul!!

@@JCONEITALL hope this helped!!

Just before checkin, around 30 hours before the flight leaves, BA release unsold club class upgrade seats at a discount. YMMV on pricing but the original ticket plus the discount upgrade is often a lot cheaper than the club class fare.

@@Create-n-fix-with-Nick thanks for that I never knew they did that, where can you find the release of the unsold tickets?

@@BruvWillis usually via their phone app or on the website. When its drastically undersold they may also send out emails.

Thanks 🙏- really appreciate it!!

She really is a wonderful kitty!!

@@edmonddantes5104 it’s really all about finding what you like at the end if the day!!

@@Create-n-fix-with-Nick thank you sir God Bless Britain and the British people 🇬🇧 🍵

Yes- we checked him tonight, this is a new thing. There was a lot of catnip in his enclosure and I think some got in his eye, cleaning helps keep debris down. So far the discharge is tears (i.e. clear discharge) but we will monitor this a few times a day. Thanks for noticing!!

@@johnmclean4911 Good suggestion,they can get bleached over time. So the felt tip thing might work for a bit, yellows in markers are generally fugitive (they fade). The good news with saddle soap is that it’s specifically made for lifting leather polish so it really does a great job on the stitching!

@@arnaudberger1730 sorry for my French, it’s not so good 😊 C’est une bonne suggestion de masquer les coutures pour protéger la couleur jaune. J’utilise généralement ces bottes pour le travail, donc c’est bien de les noircir, mais c’est un très bon point. Bien sûr, ce n’est pas la fin du monde si vous obtenez un vernis noir sur les coutures : vous pouvez utiliser du « savon de selle » (saddle soap) pour le nettoyer et le restaurer. En ce qui concerne les DM “made in china”, c’est un triste symptôme pour le Royaume-Uni, encore plus avec le Brexit, que les emplois et les entreprises sont délocalisés. Le cuir utilisé semble de qualité inférieure. 😜

They really are!!

She just got adopted!

Really glad it helped! Happy knitting 🧶

Thanks! Will look at doing longer form ones next time I travel, shorts only give you 60 secs. They are fun to make!

Thanks!

She really is!

Air muffins

Its a 32” rigid heddle loom. www.ashford.co.nz/product/standard-rigid-heddle-loom/

hola desde qué país es el anuncio de tejidos a telares ?, y como puedo encargar un telar el precio aprox.

@@teresa1342 the Woolery located in the United States does mail order but depending on where you live but shipping may be expensive. The Ashford site above has a list of international dealers so you can try one in the country you live in for the best overall price (loom cost, plus shipping). La Woolery ubicada en Estados Unidos hace envíos por correo, pero dependiendo de dónde vivas, el costo de envío puede ser caro El sitio de Ashford arriba tiene una lista de distribuidores internacionales, así que puedes probar con uno en el país donde vives para obtener el mejor precio general (costo del telar más envío) This 32" Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom at the Woolery sells for $325 USD woolery.com/ woolery.com/ashford-rigid-heddle-loom.html

@@Create-n-fix-with-Nick traducir español favor

@@teresa1342 Este telar de peine rígido Ashford de 32 pulgadas en The Woolery en los Estados Unidos se vende por $325 USD ¿Podría decirme en qué país se encuentra? Puedo buscar un distribuidor local en el sitio de Ashford :)

He really is. And a bit if a purr monster!! 👹

Thanks! Its good to try lots of different types of tea. I like a strong breakfast blend in the morning but usually go for lower caffeine options after 11 or so. Big fan of mint and ginger options but bear in mind these will work better with lower temp water! Appreciate the feedback 🤪

It is an amazing place, from the Field restaurant to the tea salon. The basement food ball, the china and kitchen ware selection and of course tea and biscuits! I love the sweet counter too, they do the best licorice!!

My pleasure!

Thanks, try it out!! Let me know how you get on.

Best summer drink.

Grapefruit would be an outstanding option!

Heh. I think it took me about three sessions of about ten minutes each. The trick for me is to do it by feel. I put the hand on some rodico and eyeball it centered, then move it back and forth and side to side. You get a bit of a feel for the sides of the tube bumping over the seconds hand pinion😃. Honestly I watch some of the really skilled RUclips watch guys and am in awe of how fast they seem to do this! Main thing is to relax, have fun, and avoid forcing anything. If you feel you are getting frustrated just put it all aside and try again later 😜👍🏽

Yeah, the seconds hand is the biggest challenge by far for beginner watch builds…

Thank you!!

Finn is the best!!!

Uncrease how? The leather will get creases from wear, thats normal. If you store a boot and the flap gets creased over (for example above the ankle) then softening with dubbin or DM Wonder Balm will help to soften the leather and make the crease less noticeable as you wear it. Shoe trees to stretch once you have softened and moisturised the leather will also help.

@@Create-n-fix-with-Nick accept it or not but you deserve 10 million subs man you deserve it all

@@Vinay99266 thanks!!🙏

Hope you had fun at the gig!!

They are really cool kitties

Cute

Well. The short answer is yes, but you want to avoid getting too much soap on the leather. If you use the masking tape trick that will help. Regular soap is not great for leather, it tends to dry it out and make it crack. Saddle soap is made with natural ingredients like beeswax, neatsfoot oil, or lanolin, which gives it moisturizing properties that are beneficial for leather. Regular soap, on the other hand, is often made with synthetic ingredients that can be harsh on leather. Make sense?

Shoes and boots are designed to be used in wet weather. These were originally designed in the UK where it is not uncommon for precipitation to fall from the skies! 😀 You do want to dry the boots before polishing for best results though. If you ever do really soak them (for example a really wet day on a building site) you can air dry them and use the method in my other video to polish them up.

@@Create-n-fix-with-Nick really thank you and can you use liquid polish on them ??

@@Vinay99266You can, but I’m less keen on the idea if you are talking about kleer. Ultimately polish is, what it is. The french Sapir stuff is probably the best. Trickers in the UK rebrand it. But it’s spendy. KIWI is cheap but has silicone in it so as you build it up it will crack, and need to be stripped back every few weeks or so. You can hit it with a hot teaspoon (use a candle to heat it) but don’t burn it off. Thats how I used to do Army boots years ago. The liquid floor polish like Kleer can be used but it’s harsh on leather, and you have to strip it from time to time. Personally I use the Trickers/saphir black shoe cream to moisturise the leather and then build up coat after coat of clear polish, doing little circles with a cotton “chamios” cloth. Small amount of polish, small amount of water, repeat, repeat. Wait a couple days for it to harden, repeat again. Over a week or so you get a mirror shine that really lasts. Lots of Mirror shine videos on yt. Maybe I’ll do one too 🤪