Floor Safes Ireland
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Auto Dialer Security and Safety Alarm $24.99 Mount 5 to 6 ft above the floor. Dimensions: 3 3/16 x 6 x 1 1/2 inches… |
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Hidden Wall Safe $2.29 It looks like an electrical outlet but it is a great place to hide your valuables. Made of high impact plastic and metal. Once installed it pivots out to reveal the secret hiding place. No need to remember special combinations! Conceal your valuables in your home or office. Comes with cutout saw and template for easy installation in just minutes. Stores currency, small documents, jewelry, credit c… |
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Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop Kit, FG1M1600GRYRD $32.90 Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop Kit Whether cleaning up a spill or just cleaning house, you’ll save more and waste less with the Rubbermaid Reveal. This lightweight spray mop uses microfiber pads to get the job done, picking up more dirt than traditional mops. The Reveal is safe to use on all hard floors and includes two refillable spray bottles so you can mix your own solutions. Just squeeze the trig… |
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Avivo Shower Sandal Footscrubber $29.95 The Shower Sandal requires no bending or stretching to use. Simply affix it to the tub or shower floor, wet it, apply some liquid soap, and rub your foot back and forth for a thorough, refreshing foot wash. Your feet will feel clean and refreshed! The Shower Sandal is designed to clean your entire foot: including in-between toes, arch, heel, sides, and the top of the foot. It is useful for everybo… |
Is cycling around Ireland and Scotland possible/safe?
So I have just had the sudden urge to cycle around Ireland and Scotland…I don’t need to go everywhere (I am into castles, theatre, basically culture/lifestyle/history) so i am wondering firstly what towns/county’s would be worth visiting?
As for cycling, I honestly haven’t ridden a bike for at least 5 years and as a child i scooter-ed more than cycled. Besides maybe half a year the only bikes i’ve been on have been stuck to a floor in a gym. Does this mean it probably isn’t safe to try and travel/explore this way?
If you have any tips or websites that would be great!
What a lovely idea but not alone I would say.Scotland stunning but wet and very hilly most of the time.Try and find a friend with an estate car,buy a tent and a campsite guide and do it that way.Nearly all of scotland is worth a visit especially the highlands and the west coast.Ireland is also gorgeous but I would stick to Southern Ireland for safety as there is renewed bombing going on in the north now and again and an english accent isnt always welcome.
Floor Safes Ireland