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Paul;96701 wrote:baking paper from wilko :)
always getting few rolls every time i am there.

also VERY heavy duty teflon sheet/ oven liner is available now in ALDI. so if you have one local to you, then is worth to grab few. very thick and £2 per sheet :)

https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/s ... n-liner-5/
Got 2 from Lidl yesterday @ 99p each
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I got some from poundland, I can't remember how much they were :tongue:
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Paul;96701 wrote:baking paper from wilko :)
always getting few rolls every time i am there.

also VERY heavy duty teflon sheet/ oven liner is available now in ALDI. so if you have one local to you, then is worth to grab few. very thick and £2 per sheet :)

https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/s ... n-liner-5/

Cheers for that, I was going to pay £15 on ebay for Teflon sheet, That saving has covered the cost of all my knackered mugs!! haahaa
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I use chip shop paper, then use it as packing material.
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malfunction;96808 wrote:I got some from poundland, I can't remember how much they were :tongue:
i got quite a few of them from pound land. but they a quite a light weight... do the job thou...
But i too can't remember how much they where.. ;)
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Don't take this the wrong way but can we see a photo of your balls? &#55357;&#56836;
I'll take a couple of pics over the weekend. Just been busy. There are better ways. I used the magnetic balls because I had a hundred or so lying around. If I could find strong magnetic strips I would use those. But my balls work rather well and although they are not pretty, I'm pleased with them.
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my balls work rather well and although they are not pretty, I'm pleased with them.[/QUOTE]
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Ah the memories, I remember those days, being able to shoot at will :rolleyes:
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Bob @ Prestige;96850 wrote:Ah the memories, I remember those days, being able to shoot at will :rolleyes:
who's Will !!! :redface:
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Lakeland sell teflon sheets typically £10 each but often buy 1 get 1 half price. (oven liner)
the creamy brown one is much better than the dark grey/black ones
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