I use both sides by which time plastic fatigue has set in and they snap. I slosh them around in a bowl of soapy water before the second use. Mine have a long time in the pots, it's shrubs and perennials I'm growing.
It might be because i'm So tight i only got double glazing fitted so the little one couldn't hear the ice cream van and you will only extract a 20p coin from my hand with a spanner because i designed them that shape. .
The Cif worked really well, I can't believe I didn't try that before. Much better than getting out the ladders. I'll still have to buy some more though, I did some potting up and now don't have anymore left. By the way, I found UV resistant ones while searching on Sunday. I bought black and a white permanent marker for apple grafts.
i write on mine with pencil & the to clean it off i use a bit of spit and what ever t-shirt i am wearing in the garden i know i know but it's quick hahaha
I use a pencil too but I use the 'magic eraser' sponges with a bit of water and it only takes a second. Edd knows what they're made of - I can't remember.
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I use both sides by which time plastic fatigue has set in and they snap. I slosh them around in a bowl of soapy water before the second use. Mine have a long time in the pots, it's shrubs and perennials I'm growing.
In the sticks near Peterborough
The Cif worked really well, I can't believe I didn't try that before. Much better than getting out the ladders.
I'll still have to buy some more though, I did some potting up and now don't have anymore left. By the way, I found UV resistant ones while searching on Sunday. I bought black and a white permanent marker for apple grafts.
Nothin to do with me what other people eat.
For Plant Nurseries and Gardening Clubs the World Over,
To clean your potted plants LABELS of the black marking pen just get some CAR "CREAM CUT AND POLISH HEAVY DUTY".
Just rub it on and rub it off.
Den Rivers, Down Under
Has anyone tried toothpaste?
i write on mine with pencil & the to clean it off i use a bit of spit and what ever t-shirt i am wearing in the garden
i know i know but it's quick hahaha
It's slightly abrasive and cleans silver, just though it might be useful for labels.
I use a pencil too but I use the 'magic eraser' sponges with a bit of water and it only takes a second. Edd knows what they're made of - I can't remember
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Thank you Edd
I use sandpaper - quick scrub once or twice and they're fine. I use pencil more often though - indelible ink...isn't - not in wet winters here anyway
sanjy
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...