tiny floor mop

Semiruralgirl

I received an appointment for February this year in the Urology Dept of my local hospital. Since then the appointment has been cancelled 7 times. I spoke to the Booking team, and while I realise there have been strikes I’m getting really fed up. The reason the appointments have been cancelled (the Booking Clerk told me) is because of holiday leave, time after time. I couldn’t speak to the Secretary of the Clinician because she’s on holiday!! Although I had tried her number previously, but there was no answer. A representative connected to the ‘waiting list’ team called me yesterday and gave me a new appointment date - Will this be cancelled as well?

But what mop do you recommend?

My aunt who had special needs used knit dishcloths some of which reached virtually every corner of the globe. My cousins in Australia used love receiving them as did the relatives in North America and a cousin who was stationed in the USSR as it known then

Cateq

My aunt who had special needs used knit dishcloths some of which reached virtually every corner of the globe. My cousins in Australia used love receiving them as did the relatives in North America and a cousin who was stationed in the USSR as it known then

I might try it!

'Must have Ideas' have one they are currently advertising on FB. Don't know what the quality is like

I've had a Roomba for years and it has survived a couple of floods and had a new battery and recently new brushes. It takes some of the strain off me and does a very thorough job - better than my upright. I have laminate at the moment but I have had carpets in the past and so long as the floor is flat, it does a good job everywhere. It's a good idea to empty it at least every couple of times you use it. I see there are some cheaper ones on the market these days. My Roomba is heavy to lift but it was fine before I had my compression fractures.

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