Content by dsimpkins in September, 2025

Yes, I've got a set of those too. Forum recommendation from another thread. Much more effective than the factory ones

I bought a K3 from the Karcher outlet. It replaced my old Karcher which died after over 25 years service. Could have repaired it, but the K3 was same price as the part, plus has a warranty so decided to replace. It's been great for cleaning the cars, works really well with my snow foam...

Welcome to the forum. There is a middle option if you want the long range. There is an SE Long Range (LR) which has the same battery as the Trophy, just SE trim. Personally that's what I went for as I didn't need all the extras that are in the Trophy. I'm sure there must be some good used...

That's how I started with my first insurance when I passed my test too, but if you tried that now, you'd be in the doodoo big time. My children are either new drivers or about to be new drivers. There are legitimate ways to ensure they don't get stung by insurers. 1, They take out a learners...

That's unusual.

That loophole got closed down decades ago. If you are the main driver, then the policy has to be in your name. I clearly moved into the next age bracket for car insurance, luckily for me, my renewal dropped by £80 compared with the year before.

Is it cat, singular? If not, it's probably 42.

Read subject, and my brain assumed it was a post about 3D printing :ROFLMAO:

Here's a news article about QR code scam in South Gloucestershire. Similar happened in Bristol too. Scam warning at car parks after 'suspect stickers' appear

Haven't read the article, but assume they also mention QR code scams at parking meters (known as Quishing)

Yes, thinking once the mortgage is paid off it'll be time to take early retirement. Not much longer.

Need a bit more notice than that. Working tomorrow. I'm not retired like a lot of you are.

Road trip!!!!!