Originally Posted by Kelli28 (Post 11291669)

I'm off shopping this afternoon will have a look at my options, I'm thinking a new doona might just be the easiest option or I googled and found some clip like things on amazon that are made for this very purpose but not sure if I want giant bag clips.
I think the popper option is good I'd need to sew quite a few of them on though and it'd be fiddly making sure they all line up... Just wondering if Velcro would be strong enough? I may have just answered my own question :lol:

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 11291810)

If it was sew on velcro it would work but you'd have to be careful with the stitching as you wouldn't want a load of stitching showing on the outside of the nice expensive duvet cover.

Originally Posted by lesleys (Post 11291833)

You can get either stick-on or iron-on velcro, so no sewing.
https://www.spotlight.com.au/departm...ery/hook-loop/

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 11291842)

Stick on doesn't wash too well, not regularly anyway. Never tried iron on in a washing machine so that may work, don't know.

Originally Posted by lesleys (Post 11291855)

I haven't tried either of them.

I think I'd try a new doona - it all sounds like too much effort. Should get a bargain in the sales right now.

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 11291899)

Are there sales on? My duvet is really on its last legs, bought it from BHS donkeys years ago but it's one that is two that clip together so you get three different weights. Not seen them over here.

Originally Posted by carolinephillips (Post 11292810)

I think Target or Big W had a 3-in-one duvet a while back. It is time for the EOFYS, so most shops have reductions.

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 11291899)

Are there sales on? My duvet is really on its last legs, bought it from BHS donkeys years ago but it's one that is two that clip together so you get three different weights. Not seen them over here.

Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 11293843)

Decisions, decisions..

https://www.masters.com.au/product/9...oilet-seat-lid

So I can't be bothered to get a new ironing cover (the saga has been going on for over 5 years) but I might get a new lid for the bog.

Should I get a wooden one? People even review them on the site.

PS We have a new Masters store right next to Bunnings. The staff are extra special nice...

Originally Posted by cresta57 (Post 11294037)

I'd prioritise the dunny seat mate, when you're that full of it you need a good quality one. ;)

Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 11294096)

I got a new one for 50 bucks and - AND it has a soft close lid.:D

This is what my life has come to.

Originally Posted by carolinephillips (Post 11294492)

lovely- I got one for $19 from Bunnings- plastic, soft close, but quite thin. Still, none of the more expensive ones would fit on our loo. (Loathe wooden ones.)

Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 11290516)

My wife coopts me once every few days to have a bit of a jiggle in the bedroom