Silly questions for Mr Mover?
Oct 6th 2003, 3:20 am
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Silly questions for Mr Mover?
OK, the answers may seem obvious to some people, but can someone - probably Mr Mover - tell me the logistics of sending the following stuff in with my shipping!
Candles?
Incense sticks (the sort you buy in various scents and then burn)?
and cork noticeboards?
I'm quite happy to pack and list them in with the wooden stuff - but I don't want to end up paying for destruction! will they get through customs?
Candles?
Incense sticks (the sort you buy in various scents and then burn)?
and cork noticeboards?
I'm quite happy to pack and list them in with the wooden stuff - but I don't want to end up paying for destruction! will they get through customs?
Oct 6th 2003, 8:07 am
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just wanted this at the top again.
wanted to hear an answer myself if anyone knows?
wanted to hear an answer myself if anyone knows?
Oct 6th 2003, 8:45 am
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Hi Polly, not sure about candles etc, but my cork board has been binned.
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Oct 6th 2003, 8:46 am
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The PSS estimator told me not to pack any candles. The containers can get pretty hot inside and they have a tendency to melt. However the other companies did not say this!
Oct 6th 2003, 8:53 am
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Originally posted by tinaj
The PSS estimator told me not to pack any candles. The containers can get pretty hot inside and they have a tendency to melt. However the other companies did not say this!
The PSS estimator told me not to pack any candles. The containers can get pretty hot inside and they have a tendency to melt. However the other companies did not say this!
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Oct 6th 2003, 9:23 am
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Good point about the candles; they're not that amazing anyway. Shame to chuck the cork boards as they are in really good nick, but the one I'd really like to know about is incense sticks cos I seem to have loads. They're not technically plant/animal stuff are they? Maybe our friendly local removal person will stop by tonight & let me know?!
Oct 6th 2003, 9:29 am
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Originally posted by Pollyana
Good point about the candles; they're not that amazing anyway. Shame to chuck the cork boards as they are in really good nick, but the one I'd really like to know about is incense sticks cos I seem to have loads. They're not technically plant/animal stuff are they? Maybe our friendly local removal person will stop by tonight & let me know?!
Good point about the candles; they're not that amazing anyway. Shame to chuck the cork boards as they are in really good nick, but the one I'd really like to know about is incense sticks cos I seem to have loads. They're not technically plant/animal stuff are they? Maybe our friendly local removal person will stop by tonight & let me know?!
If yes, i'd leave them at home !!Seriously though, i doubt they would even get a second glance.
Have you checked on that aquis (is that it?) website?
Oct 6th 2003, 9:52 am
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Can't find them covered on AQIS Pete, and no they aren't "magic" - unless they count hair of frog and fur of bat......!! Just standard boring strawberry, lavender, that kind of stuff! Sorry to disappoint!
My cauldron however is currently undergoing sterilisation....... it'll never brew the same again.
My cauldron however is currently undergoing sterilisation....... it'll never brew the same again.
