My heating is oil, and I cook by it. I have increased my DD to £100 as my original payment scheme just wasn't covering the years use. My electricity I pay as it comes in and the money I put aside for usually covers it. I have just purchased a calor gas heater so I can use less oil and less coal (I ...

could it be house dust mites?

Kim and Aggy had a good tip for them...cold tea. Spray lightly in the room once a week. The dust mites don't like the tannin

well they have no serviette

I am expecting the same with my chooks as they are doing noisy gr ground work where they are and it has unnerved them and put them off laying...they have to lay at some stage!

I know of some people who have them and say they are great but to be honest I have personally have no need to one and a simple portage gas stove when out does me

probably my hit and miss connection here at present

stace wrote:Binnie you have to type the word in then submit it, try dance, kiss, jump, speake,

Stace

did that, but it didn't move

mmmmmmmm it full of stuff we don't eat or drink, so that saved me a fair bit

wouldn't do a thing for me!

definately not a cat as the claws are out and cats don't walk with their claws out

as P.penn says some will be more friendly than others. I had one that loved her crop being stroke. I also have a hen now that will perch on my arm as long as I don't touch her. Other hens are happy to feed around my feet and one from my hand but their golden rule is I must not stroke them otherwise ...

chickens are smart, if there is a storm coming or the weather too wet or cold they stay near or in the coop

hate to say it Wendy but.................


those paws are bleeping HUGE

olpoll Stonehead is a friend of mine and he has told many a tale of the horrible stink...his OH is none to impressed when he uses it either!

It's hard to tell without looking at the hens to see if any have scabs any where.