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Noooooooooooooooo!
Guess it'll be even harder in the snow though......
Guess it'll be even harder in the snow though......
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It must be even harder in the dark /emoticons/biggrin.png
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And here was me thinking only one bloke in the country cleaned them 
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Told you so they are self cleaning /emoticons/biggrin.png
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Nice vids smurf!
The second one was much like what I faced this morning. Felt like I was moving a slushy drink around.
After a while the sun came up from behind the hill and melted it all.
Lesson learnt. Book all panels into afternoon on frosty days!
The second one was much like what I faced this morning. Felt like I was moving a slushy drink around.
After a while the sun came up from behind the hill and melted it all.
Lesson learnt. Book all panels into afternoon on frosty days!
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At least you had plenty of pure water up their to begin with /emoticons/biggrin.png
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Water wasn't bad from their tap! 45 ppm! By far the lowest I've seen. Yes, I did top up my tank while cleaning.
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