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Following the astounding ice lolly success of last week’s blog suggestion of how to make your own ice lollies, with only some cordial and a little water from your under sink chiller, we thought we’d share some more chilly treat ideas with you this week. If you’re after a real fruit experience with your ice lollies, why not try combining your favourite freshly squeezed juices with a splash of water, mixed together and placed in your ice lolly moulds, to be enjoyed a few hours later. Some combinations we’ve enjoyed include the classic apple and orange mix, and when we were feeling a little more adventurous, we experimented with fresh passion fruit and some crushed mango- delicious and healthy! Making the effort to squeeze the fruit really is worth it if you have the patience, particularly when your treat is so good for you, too.
If you’d like more information about our under sink chiller products, or to send us some ice lollies, please do get in touch, and one of our team will be on hand to answer your questions, or let you know our preferred flavours.
In the heat of the British summer, there is nothing quite like a lovely refreshing treat to be enjoyed by all the family, whenever they so desire. Said refreshing treats are also so easy to make- all you need is a couple of ice lolly moulds, some water from your under sink chiller, and any flavoured juice cordial according to your personal taste- maybe orange and barley, strawberry, or classic blackcurrant. With these ingredients, the road to the perfect home-made ice lolly is already paved; simply dilute your cordial with water (not too weak though, as they’ll get more watery once they’re frozen), pour the mixture into your moulds, and pop them in the freezer. If you’d like to add something extra special to your creation, there’s nothing stopping you adding real fruit into the mixture, which will be a real surprise for the lucky ones who get to sample the finished product. After several hours, check on them, and enjoy in the sunshine!
If you’ve got any other great ideas for ways in which you can use water from your under sink chiller to make tasty summer treats for any occasion, whether it be a party or simply relaxing in the garden with the kids, then please do get in touch, or leave a comment at the bottom of our blog. We always love to hear from you!
Whatever the weather, rain or shine, a cold is no fun. We do feel, however, in the summer months, the feeling-sorry-for-one’s-self factor increases tenfold, and we every right to moan lots about a runny nose, puffy eyes, and the fact we can’t taste our Pimm’s properly. If you’re suffering with a case of the flu this year, we suggest the following: tuck yourself up in bed with many newspapers/trashy magazines/other forms of non-physical activity, and enlist a very good friend to travel from your room to the under sink chiller in the kitchen, laden with hot and cold remedies. A nice hot cuppa, accompanied by your favourite biscuit, the classic Lemsip, or maybe just an ice cold squash to keep your temperature down, can all do wonders for your recovery time, and help you get back into work ASAP (if you want that to happen, of course). So, if you’re looking for a sure-fire way to get yourself on the mend this summer, and back out enjoying Frisbee and cider, please do get in touch and one of our team will talk you through how we can get an under sink chiller to you as soon as you’d like.
It’s summer, and for many, that means spring cleaning time. It’s a chance to clear some of the clutter out of our lives, and make something of a fresh start, with new space available for more useful things in our lives. If you’ve involved yourself in a bit of this, dear reader, you’re not the only one. We’ve also been rummaging through the cupboard beneath our own under sink chillers, and in this week’s blog, we share what we’ve discovered, and also what we did with them:
Old notes from the days we were at university: Most of these went into the recycling bin, but some were kept for old time’s sake (and also to help remind us of what we learnt all those years ago).
Shoes that we never wear any more: Taken to the clothes bank right near the local supermarket- it’s a great way to make sure that things you know longer wear will get a home with someone who’ll really appreciate them.
Tonnes of books: We’ve put a few of our old reads on Amazon to sell, and even given some away on Gumtree. It’s very therapeutic, all this donating!
If you find something particularly special beneath your under sink chillers, please do get in touch and let us know what you’re doing with it- we always love to hear your stories.
This summer the whole world seems to have gone mad. We, of course, mean footie mad. Whether you’ve been flying your nation’s flag from your window or car, painted your face with stripes or just been watching with intent from your couch, we bet that you’ve been supporting the boys from all around the world in their bid to take the golden trophy home. Whatever your level of interest and enthusiasm in the world cup, we can also almost guarantee that it has caused you at least some stress over the past few weeks. For some, this stress would be in the form of biting nails as you pray for one more goal, for others it means trying to get the significant other to remove themselves from the armchair for at least a few minutes. Whatever your issue, getting yourself one of our under sink chillers can really help combat anxiety. Sitting down with a nice cup of tea and a biscuit is one of the oldest, and most affective, methods of calming one’s self, and is fail-safe. So if you’re interested in seeing what one of our under sink chillers can do for you, please do get in touch and one of our friendly and efficient team will answer any questions you may have.
Following the immense success and popularity of the first in our latest two-part blog, exploring the reasons why you, dear reader, should get out the house, leaving your under sink chiller to fend for itself (don’t worry, the taps will still be beautiful and shiny once you return), we thought we’d bring you another great idea for a day out this summer. This one is great for the whole family, and will definitely keep all ages entertained for sustained periods of time.
As we know, the weather in Britain does not always allow for outdoor activity, so why not head down to your local pottery painting store to create yourself some useful ceramics for the home? The shops are dotted all over the place, so Google for your nearest, and let your imagination and the huge range of coloured paints that they have in-shop, do the rest! They’re sure to also have inspiring works all over the walls, so you’ll never be stuck; why not paint a mug in which you can enjoy a nice cup of tea made straight from your under sink chiller?
If you have any other suggestions you’d like to share with us and our readers about where to go and what to see this summer, please do get in touch- drop us a line, or leave a comment at the bottom of our blog.
Having recently preached about why we should all stay in and enjoy the company of our under sink chiller of an evening, maybe snuggle on the sofa with a nice cup of tea and a biscuit, we now have reasons why, this summer, one should most definitely be getting out the house on a regular basis and seeing all the wonderful things that there are to do in the UK, in our new two-part blog.
If you fancy yourself as a regular theatre-goer, then our first suggestion is for you, particularly if you live in our wonderful capital city, and like a bit of an extreme experience/to have yourself a weird and wonderful time. You Me Me Bum Bum Train, being performed in Bethnal Green throughout July, is a top-secret (until you get in, of course) ride, during which an individual audience member is catapulted through a number of experiences, in which they become the star of the show. As we say it’s very hush hush, owing to the fact that the participant must react with a fresh eye, and pre-empting anything would ruin the surprise.
If you’re lucky enough to have a ticket for this show, then please let us know, or indeed if you’d like to share other reasons why our readers should leave their under sink chiller all alone and venture out. We look forward to hearing from you.
There are tonnes of reasons why getting your hands on an under sink chiller is a good idea- hot and cold water on tap (hoho) whenever you should so fancy it, filtered straight from your mains supply for freshness and cleanliness. Of course, as much as we love providing this service, there’s always room to save water and help the environment, particularly in the hot weather of the summer season, so this week we’re sharing a few water-saving tips with you:
Turn the taps off: Don’t leave them running when you’re brushing your teeth, and make sure there are no cheeky drips coming out once you’re finished. If the taps on your under sink chiller are being temperamental, just give us a call and we’ll send an engineer out to fix the problem.
Try baths instead of showers: Studies have shown that, on average, a shower uses less precious water than filling the tub, and can also be much more refreshing in the heat.
Use a water butt for the garden: It’ll catch rain and mean you won’t have to use as much from the hose to keep your flowers happy.
If you have any other water-saving tips, or would like any more information about getting an under sink chiller in your home or office, please do get in touch and one of our team will be on hand to help.
Throughout the UK, budgets and spending sprees for businesses and public sector organisations, even on seemingly essential items such as a regular supply of drinking water, are being cut, a bid by the new coalition government to gain some ground after a miserable financial year. Ilford council is one of these sectors facing the harsh reality, after their spending figures for bottled water were released, revealing that over £41,000 went on the water alone between 2009 and 2010. In order to cut costs and save precious resources in this difficult climate, the council are looking for mains-fed options to keep their staff suitably hydrated, such as investing in one of our under sink chillers. Not only will the shiny taps add something stunning to any environment, but you’ll have hot and cold water at your fingertips, twenty-four seven.
If you’re looking for ways in which to help the environment, and still have a convenient and clean supply of water in your office or home, just get in touch with us here, and we’ll talk you though our range of under sink chillers. We’ll arrange for one of our engineers to come and perform a site survey for you, and away we go- you’ll be looking forward to a money-saving and environmentally friendly future for your business or household.
Throughout the UK, budgets and spending sprees for businesses and public sector organisations, even on seemingly essential items such as a regular supply of drinking water, are being cut, a bid by the new coalition government to gain some ground after a miserable financial year. Redbridge council is one of these sectors facing the harsh reality, after their spending figures for bottled water were released, revealing that over £41,000 went on the water alone between 2009 and 2010. In order to cut costs and save precious resources in this difficult climate, the council are looking for mains-fed options to keep their staff suitably hydrated, such as investing in one of our under sink chillers. Not only will the shiny taps add something stunning to any environment, but you’ll have hot and cold water at your fingertips, twenty-four seven. If you’re looking for ways in which to help the environment, and still have a convenient and clean supply of water in your office or home, just get in touch with us here, and we’ll talk you though our range of under sink chillers. We’ll arrange for one of our engineers to come and perform a site survey for you, and away we go- you’ll be looking forward to a money-saving and environmentally friendly future for your business or household.
We all love a bit of modern art, feeling like we’re cultured and can understand obscure concepts that are being explored through the mediums of painting, sculpture, photography, or sometimes even film. One of things we love most about modernism is the fact that apparently literally anything you can get your hands on can be made into a masterpiece, and make the owner loads of dosh….which got us thinking. It’s common knowledge that an under sink chiller in the home makes one more attractive, appear instantly sophisticated and improves quality of life (disclaimer: We cannot guarantee the truth of the first two statements), so why not turn yours into an in-house art piece? The shiny levers and beautiful taps need minimal decoration, the sink itself will reflect light beautifully. We’re imagining lights- plain white, or perhaps a variety of colours to your own taste- possibly in a darkened room, to add to the drama and intense atmosphere of the installation you’ve created in your own residence. As your willing and excited audience enter the space, they can become one with the art- your under sink chiller- breathing in and absorbing all of it’s astounding qualities, and feeling extremely envious that they don’t have one of their own (yet). If this all sounds like something rather exciting that you’d like to have a go at, or maybe you’ve already turned your kitchen into a gallery and would like to share your photos or stories with us, please do get in touch. We always love to hear about times where an under sink chiller gets to play the romantic (in some ways…) lead! Or indeed, if you’d like to discover how one of our products could be useful for you, one of our team will be on the end of the phone to answer any questions you may have.
