Double Question

[bobtheturkey]

Are you satisfied with your draught excluder and where did you buy your sieve

[tonyav]

Double answer, bob, no and I nicked it.

[gness]

My sieve came from a charity shop and I keep out draughts by making the children lie along the door.....☺

[DTCwordfan]

I use my Alzheimer's mother (one of 100 Uses of Alzheimer Parents" and my sieve, I use old stockings.

[twofeathers]

Whats the poor draught ever done? Sieve was a christmas box

[Tilly2]

1. Don't need a draught excluder. (no draughts)
2. Sainsbury's

[joggerjayne]

Oh, golly.

It's all too confusing. I don't have any. Draught excluder, I mean. I have sieves. At least I think so. Is a sieve different from a colander?

[shoota]

I don't use a colander but I have a diery.

[mrs_overall]

We don't have a draught excluder as we are so poor we had to take the doors down to burn to keep warm through the winter. We've already started on the floorboards.
Sieve? I use one of Mr O's socks

[DTCwordfan]

My diery has holes punched in it - not that good as a draft excluder though....

[society]

I like fresh air so I don't have a draught excluder and I use an orange bucket for a sieve. Hope this answer is to your satisfaction.

[phleb]

My sieve was from dunelm, and i use my python as draught excluder, its eaten one of the kids already....haha i am kidding about the kid bit.

[joggerjayne]

(Googles "diery")

[society]

ha ha! Me too. JJ :)

[shoota]

Oh JJ - you spelt calendar wrong so I spelt diary wrong.....

[stewey]

If I used a draught excluder I wouldn't be able to drink my beer; therefore, I have absolutely no use for one.

[joggerjayne]

Ohh, I see ...

It was a colander/calendar gag?

(wasted on me, as I'm a bit slow on the uptake tonight)

Duuh me!

[mrs_overall]

lends JJ the cattle prod

[shoota]

It's a bit of a draught question really.

[stewey]

Also I don't own a sieve, but I do have a string vest...Same principle I suppose.

[society]

Draft beer was involved...