Britannia Ovens (esp Range cookers) your experience

[Lavenders_Blue]

Wet wood that needs to be dried up ie mixing spoons, spatulas etc. Sets my teeth on edge just thinking about it.

 

I have the same problem with glass that needs to be dried up. Can handle any drying up except glasses, ooh that horrible squeaky sound produced by a tea towel on glass, yuk! My teeth are crawling just thinking about it.

[Egluntyne]

Funny....until people mentioned it on here, I hadn't really thought about the wooden cooking utensil thingy, but I know just what you all mean.

 

I can't abide those 'green' disposable wooden forks. Give me plastic any day.

[The Dogmother]

Does anyone else remember the wooden things that the school nurse/doctor used when inspecting your throat? Used to make me gag

[HappyhenSG]

Ditto the wooden stick things they use to hold down your tongue when looking in your throat , followed closely by any dentistry tools and swabs, the sound of my DH picking his toenails and anything to do with eyes - pass the bucket!!

[Lewis]

Flour makes me shivery + goosebumpy

 

Onions + mushrooms make me

[whoopsie]

AARGH! I'd forgotten the cotton thingies the Dentist uses - i'm already cringing!

[bluekarin]

I am shivering at a lot of the things you lots have mentioned, so thank you for that

 

Biting woollen blankets - sends shivers up and down me for ages *big shivers*

 

Ditto certain types of cotton wool

 

Lenor fabric conditioner in blue - went off it during my first pregnancy, as it would made me vomit, and still can't stand it. I sniff it in Sainsburys every now and then, just to see, but nope, still blurgh

 

Ditto coffee (I was the same as you Anna) The good news was I was fine once I had each baby. Its a sure sign I'm preggars if I go off coffee. My mum, however, still can't drink it, even though she loves to smell. Odd.

 

The thought of s"Ooops, word censored!"ing my nails when using a potato peeler *shivers*

 

Slugs - can't even pick them up with a piece of cardboard as I can still 'feel' them

 

The thought of an adult having diarrhoea makes me feel so sick. My poor MIL has a problem with her bowels, and unfortunately feels the need to tell me all about when she phones

 

Hyacinth's give me a migraine, so its not so much a queasy thing.

[Charlottechicken]

Bending a fingernail backwards

[Olly]

Bending a fingernail backwards

 

*shudder* with you on that one. Makes me want to heave.

[Egluntyne]

And me.

[LuckyChickenLover-]

The thought of s"Ooops, word censored!"ing my nails when using a potato peeler *shivers*

Uggh! I'm the same with a cheese grater. *Shudder*

Slugs - can't even pick them up with a piece of cardboard as I can still 'feel' them

So I'm not the only one then

[Snowy]

Paris - the perfume that is!

First sign I was pregnant was going off coffee, but that soon came back. But I went off Paris during my first pregnancy - made me feel very nauseous. 20 years later it still has the same effect! OH had bought me a large bottle of it for christmas. Found out I was preggers 2 weeks later.

[The Dogmother]

And me.

 

Me four

 

I went right off curry when I was pregnant - even the faintest whiff made me feel ill.

[patsylabrador]

Wet food that should be dry, for example the bread in sandwiches that have tomato and have been sitting around or sponge in trifles and summer pudding.

[foreveryoung]

ewwww let me see -

 

A warm just finished washing dishwasher (ever since I was preggers)

Lily’s (used to love them until i was preggers, now they are far too strong and I have a limited sense of smell but they are still toooo strong lol)

Dirty children with runny (really runny) noses

Children picking their noses and eating them: vom

Feet (they're evil things that look like hands that are in the wrong places lol)

Heights

[Christian]

Frogs. Don't even go there.

 

Getting back from work to find scum in the kitchen sink (OH's inability to rinse under the bowl).

 

Heights.

[Seagazer]

 

Heights.

 

That does make me laugh given what your job is

[Lydia]

Bananas.

 

They don't come over the threshold in this house and I always know if hubby's eaten one during the day when he's at work. If someone in the office has had one I have to get them to remove the skin from their bin and put it outside.

 

Oh and eggs too OK with them in things, like cakes or toad in the hole, but eating an egg makes me heave. A lot of people find this one very strange given the amount of poultry running around the garden.

[Christian]

 

Heights.

 

That does make me laugh given what your job is

 

I am ok when I am up there, but climbing the jetty steps is a nightmare.

[Jules.]

Seeing string shopping bags make my nose feel all funny

[whoopsie]

I'm actually amazed by the amount of people on here who can't or don't eat eggs - OH and I went to a meet and we were the only ones who ate them!

[Clur]

For me it"s animals with pink eyes, especially rabbits.

 

Brown caravans also make me feel queasy. Though I don't have the faintest idea why,

[Looney]

The thought of quiche (especially home made) makes me feel queasy even though I actually really like quiche!

 

Yellow fabric conditioner ever since I dreamt I drank a whole bottle of it

[Jillus]

All the bits in the bottom of the sink after you have had spag bol and washed up...even the thought makes me feel yukky!

[LuckyChickenLover-]

All the bits in the bottom of the sink after you have had spag bol and washed up...even the thought makes me feel yukky!

 

When I go camping with the scouts I always do my dishes first because no one ever bothers to s"Ooops, word censored!"e their plates so the dishwater is discusting