ISTR that it was because J is difficult for Spanish speakers to pronounce? Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world after all.
Hif?
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Jif Replacement
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Why are half of the Welsh called Jones then???
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I've NEVER seen a Russet bar or a Wong bar!! Where do you buy your sweeties??
Cheers
John
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Buy Cif, remove cap, add a tablespoon of grout, replace cap, shake, job done!!
HTH
John
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Have a glass of Jerez? Or is that too dif?
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Thanks. I will give it a try.
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The message from Derek Geldard contains these words:
Since it's a _refill_ it won't be in a spray bottle. A refill fills the spray bottle that you bought last time...
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No, I haven't noticed this distinction being made in any of the advertising, but it's an important one. Must nip downstairs and see which one it is we have. I guess it must be the Grime & Lime that we have. Thanks for this, Dave.
Eddy.
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Hasn't the name just been changed yet again? Isn't it now known as "Totally Flabbergasted"?
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Eddy.
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Hee, hee, hee. Yes, I seem to remember that leaving it to dry and cake is a possibility. But how many times could you bear to pass by seeing this unfinished job sitting on the surfaces before it dries out! It can be quite thick and I have a weakness for wanting to complete every job before beginning another!
Eddy.
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Never had a Mars bra?