I've seen this mentioned here a few times and also on the sides of some cleaning products. I have no idea what it means in this context (and neither, incidently, did the chap in Halfords when I showed him....so I don't feel completely thick, just a little!) I would be grateful for any explanation.

Many thanks.

when the product ends up outwith its intended target.

e.g wing overspray could end up on the tyre/bonnet/bumper/door

Edited 15 October, 201213 yr by Lofty79

and here's me thinking it was when you have finished "being close" with the missus and you pull out too early!!!

no thats called "casting your pearls"

when the product ends up outwith its intended target.

e.g wing overspray could end up on the tyre/bonnet/bumper/door

That simple, eh. Thanks.

no probs

and here's me thinking it was when you have finished "being close" with the missus and you pull out too early!!!

Whats this you're on about, something I've forgotten

i hear you pulled out far too early auric to the point of never getting in. ............ Same