Buy 4 lemons for £1 and get a lemon sprayer too. These on their own are £1+ and can be used with any fruit to extract juice into a "spray" form over salads/pancakes/food.
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nrackham76
7 Feb 16#1
Nice one op - I bought this two weeks ago and thought it would have been added already as a deal:)
I've been using it and the spray works much better than expected.
escortboy
7 Feb 16#2
This would work well in a first aid room for spraying into open wounds. It has mild antiseptic properties, but would probably result in tissue damage.
rmaee
7 Feb 16#3
Non in my store
kinell
7 Feb 161#4
Looks like a brown otter or beaver... The test on the box?
McrRed
8 Feb 16#5
It has mild antiseptic properties, but would probably result in tissue damage
lol. you're not a paramedic then?
I used to use a garlic press for soft tissue damage... :stuck_out_tongue:
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Buy 4 lemons for £1 and get a lemon sprayer too. These on their own are £1+ and can be used with any fruit to extract juice into a "spray" form over salads/pancakes/food.
5 comments
I've been using it and the spray works much better than expected.
lol. you're not a paramedic then?
I used to use a garlic press for soft tissue damage... :stuck_out_tongue: