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11-01-2007, 07:07 PM
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Aaarrggh!!!!! Thank god for candles

Last Saturday the fuse wire went for the upstairs lights. That was repaired today, yippeee!!! No more table lamps strategicaly placed around the upstairs.

However, just gone to switch the downstairs lights on and now they don't work!!!

Aaaarrgghhhh, thank goodness hubby's home tomorrow afternoon
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12-01-2007, 10:34 AM
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lol oh I hate that. I start to panic if our lights blow (Im not a fan of the dark!)

So I also have candles scattered around incase of emergency. And its always ten times worse when your OH isn't there
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13-01-2007, 07:28 PM
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I got a couple of these at Christmas:



Currently on special offer - 1 for £29.99 or two or more for £24.99 each

Wolf Automatic Safety Light

Avoid accidents: Don't fumble around in the dark.

When the power goes off the Wolf Automatic Safety Light switches on. when the power comes back on, the Safety Light automatically switches off.

Ideal for stairways, halls, kitchens etc.

An invaluable safety aid for everyone whether young or old.

The Wolf Automatic Safety Light simply plugs into a mains power socket and charges a sealed battery. Can be wall mounted or free standing. Select one lamp or two. Provides upto 2 hours of continuous illumination.

RRP £59.99.
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13-01-2007, 07:35 PM
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That looks great, if I click on the link does it tell me where to get one? Do they do mail order?
As I may be moving into my new house with no mains electricity, any advice on candles would be welcome
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13-01-2007, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Deccy View Post
That looks great, if I click on the link does it tell me where to get one? Do they do mail order?
Click the link - you can order online .... and ....
Originally Posted by Deccy View Post
As I may be moving into my new house with no mains electricity, any advice on candles would be welcome
The same site has electricity generators!
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