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  Review: The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour with Afternoon Tea - Buy A Gift (productReview)
  . The tour starts out with a short film that runs through the series creation and publication. The cinema isn't too big, but our tour was full and there were no free seats. Again, book early - it's a popular gift. Also, if it's your birthday then you get to push open to the Great Hall. Inside, it's pretty
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  Review: Dyson V11 Absolute vacuum cleaner (productReview)
  before the power runs out. This changes as you use different attachments and change suction modes, i.e. if you move from carpet to a hard floor, the battery percentage and the time it shows left will increase because the vacuum will automatically change to a lower suction mode. Switching between
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  Top 10: Best Tool chests (Article)
  , capable of supporting 20kg apiece, and a top storage compartment. Each drawer is also lined, and runs on ball-bearing sliders, giving the tool chest a high-quality feel. It has a tough powdered protective finish, too, and heavy-gauge steel construction for durability. An integral lock
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  Review: Nextbase 512GW and 512GWRC dual dash cam (productReview)
  are good, but the thick wire that connects the cameras is a little bit tricky to run around the headlining of the car. If you don't clip it up, you could end up with the cable running from the front to the back of your car - which is another reason to recommend hardwiring
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  Top 10: Child car safety products (Article)
  for that purpose, since it can play videos and is easy to use. This Nextbase mount straps seven to 10-inch tablets to the back of the front head rests, plus it can be wired up so the device never runs out of battery when the car is running. As a means of keeping a tablet in a safe place it’s ideal
• Review: Piaggio MP3 300 and 500 (productReview)
  , but you soon learn to trust the front end completely. Push too hard in a corner and the front merely runs a little wide and you also have the safety net of standard ASR traction control should the rear tyre relinquish traction. Slowing the MP3 in either guise is no problem as the twin front disc
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  Review: Peugeot Kisbee 50 (productReview)
  -selling 50cc scooters in the UK. There are plenty of other factors in this high ranking on the sales chart, such as the broad streak of excellent build quality that runs throughout this French machine. Poke around behind the plastics, under the seat and below where the engine and transmission live
• ADBLUE: What is AdBlue and What do I need to know about it? (FAQs)
  quality of AdBlue. Exposure to bright sunlight and a limited shelf life of just a year are other issues. AdBlue supplied for HGVs has sometimes been diluted. If a diluted solution was used, this would be detected by a Euro 6 SCR system, causing the engine to run in limp home mode and not restart once
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  Review: Buyagift Half Day Classic Car Road Trip (productReview)
  of 80 miles and taking in three cars. The advertised list includes some stellar names – Jaguar E-Type, Porsche 911, Austin Healey, Jaguar MkII and Triumph TR6 and more, which should satisfy most classic car buffs, and you get some choice in what you drive too. The experience runs Monday to Sunday
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  Review: Ring Magflex Twist work lamp (productReview)
  to years of abuse. In fact, it’s so sturdy we decided to run it over – and it survived with barely a scratch. The built-in battery lasts about three hours before it needs a recharge from one of the two supplied chargers – one that connects to the mains and another to plug into a 12V car accessory
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  Husqvarna Aspire R4 robotic lawn mower (productReview)
  better - buried if you have the time. Otherwise, it runs the risk of being snipped by the mower’s blades (or kids tripping over it).  You also need to consider the positioning of the docking station in relation to you lawn, while you'll also need to plumb in a separate guide wire
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  Review: Zero SR/F (productReview)
  and Ducati Monster 821 in its sights and will give them a run for their petrol-powered money thanks to its performance. And while the Zero isn’t cheap to buy up front, it makes up for this with low running costs
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  Review: Flymo 1200R robot lawn mower (productReview)
  the robot mower’s work). That wire needs to be pegged closely to the ground or - even better - buried. Otherwise, it runs the risk of being snipped by the mower’s blades. Should that happen, it is possible to get
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  Review: Bragi Dash Pro (productReview)
  finger to swipe the left dash turns audio transparency on or off. This works pretty well. Using the Dash Pros while running along busy roads, audio transparency lets through a degree of noise from the outside world, helping you hear when vehicles were approaching. It’s not flawless, the noise of our
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  Review: Brainwavz B400 headphones (productReview)
  to speak with people. With IEM this is harder to do, especially if they have a section of wire that runs over your ear – as the B400 do. That’s personal preference mind you, but something to bear in mind if you don’t fancy faffing about trying to loop them over your ears and fit them back in every
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  Top 10: Welders for under £300 (Article)
  . It comes with a special flux-coated wire that produces its own gas shroud as it burns. That makes it ideal for working outside where there isn't much shelter and perfect for light automotive work. And, if you take to it and want to get your weld on then you can easily convert it to run on conventional
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  Review: Sealey PW2012R Rechargeable Pressure Washer (productReview)
  the bucket with water, add some detergent if you wish (we used a bottle of wash and wax from Halfords – although Sealey recommends using its own detergent), and then you’re pretty much set to go. With a full charge, it can run for a total of 2.5 hours. If, like us, you’re not organised enough to charge
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  Review: Monojoy keyless car key signal blocker (productReview)
  into thinking the key is present. This allows them entry into the car, where they can use the start-stop button to start the car without the key. The key also doesn't need to be present within the car for it to continue running - so they can keep driving as long as the ignition isn't turned
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  Review: How To Be A Motoring Journalist by Roy Lanchester (productReview)
  What is it? Richard Porter’s tale of fictional motoring journalist and bombastic curmudgeon Roy Lanchester. Porter was the script editor for Clarkson’s Top Gear (and now for The Grand Tour) and, among other things, runs the Sniff Petrol website – a satirical motoring
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  Review: Tile Sport and Style review (productReview)
  , bag etc and you can use your phone to find it. Lose your phone and your Tile can make your phone bleep back at you. Lose both and you can call upon your fellow Tile users to help you find it - every running Tile app tracks Tiles around it, so with a bit of luck some good soul can help you find