John Vanini wrote:

why don't you
buy a good wood preservative and a good weedkiller?

Hi, John. No offence taken. I'm much guided by economy. I have good
wood preservative and excellent weedkiller, but if it were true I could
kill two birds with one stone I would. However, it seems that Jeyes
won't help me do that, as was suggested to me.

Eddy.

No problem! Just thought I'd ask! Thanks for your reply. It makes sense to
me as I'm always trying to economise.

I hate throwing anything away in the belief that it will come in handy one
day. The only problem is that, when I need it, I probably won't be able to
find it becaue of all the junk I've collected.

I've also learned something from this discussion - if it's only that someone
is boiling rhubarb leaves, apparently, and I'm talking the blindingly
obvious - which will come as no surprise to my wife!

Best of luck.

Kindest regards to you and all in the group,

John
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"Eddy Bentley" wrote in message
...
John Vanini wrote:

why don't you
buy a good wood preservative and a good weedkiller?

Hi, John. No offence taken. I'm much guided by economy. I have good
wood preservative and excellent weedkiller, but if it were true I could
kill two birds with one stone I would. However, it seems that Jeyes
won't help me do that, as was suggested to me.

Eddy.