Banned ... but good!

Yes, and Tesco.



I prefer that to anti- diarrhoea pills.

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Vapona fly killer



Like this one, its banned now.

 

Camphorated Oil.............Mum used to rub it on our chest for colds etc.

 

If you buy essential oil of camphor it'll as good if not better.
Have a look at this company, i've used them since their very early trading days and can vouch for their service quality which is excellent .....

Amphora Aromatics Ltd - Essential oils, Aromatherapy, Aromatherapy oils, Aromatherapy mail order, Pure essential oils, Wholesale essential oils

 

Not banned yet, but Bordeaux and Burgundy Mixtures are going to be banned in 2013:

And have a look at what's been banned in the last few years and check how much of this stuff is in your shed:

RHS - Withdrawn Chemicals

 

Taking responsibilty for one's own actions.:(

 

What happened to Wincarnis tonic wine - afternoon tipple of choice for alcoholic housewives?

And all those breast -enlarging products that used to be advertised in the back pages of my grandma's copies of Woman's Own? Rivetting stuff to a 9 year old- all those shelf-like 38Bs.

My friend swears by Benylin with Codeine cough mixture - for sleeplessness! I remember having it when I was a student and it certainly made me feel quite...strange... Shame you can't get the laudanum syrup any more.

Dim- you can certainly still get Vim which is basically just a scouring powder. A similar brand is Ajax. Nothing like it for getting scum off a bathtub, I agree, and it won't lift your paintwork like Cillit Bang. As a product name Cillit bang is a marketing tour-de-force, though.

 

Can you still buy Andrews salts . It was an antacid that would give your system a good kickstart when you were feeling iffy .

 

Barnaby, I don`t think flowers of sulphur has been banned, though green and yellow sulphur are banned from the end of this month.

 

think ENO is similar? ... have not seen it in the shops here but is avail on the web from UK suppliers

 

You can Harry, but the idiots now sell it in a plastic tub that doesn't keep the moisture out. I transfer it straight into a sealable jar to stop it going solid.

 

Time to start a stash then. Can you imagine how much worse the blight will get if no one can prevent it?:DOH:

 

Surely you cant actually ban sulphur, its a natural product, you can only say its not cleared for use on plants.
It has other uses I bet.

 

Gunpowder

 

What was the name of that nasal inhaler that had a speed soaked sponge in it?