March 3, 20215 yr So many settings these days on the clobber you want to wash on so many programmes. Edited March 3, 20215 yr by leigh white
March 3, 20215 yr 3 hours ago, Sweep said: Seperate the colours from whites, wash everything at 30C Racist
March 3, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, kent_white said: Live longer with Calgon Correct with your crap groundwater abstraction. Not worth it in NW or SW.
March 3, 20215 yr 6 hours ago, Sweep said: Seperate the colours from whites, wash everything at 30C This. (Get Maud to do it)
March 3, 20215 yr 13 minutes ago, MickyD said: I’m not sure the plastic outer of the pods melts sufficiently at 30deg. They don't. They stick to your clothes too.
March 4, 20215 yr washing powder from Aldi is shite too, solidifies and stays in the drawer, not using that garbage again
March 4, 20215 yr 1 minute ago, Breightmet Boy said: washing powder from Aldi is shite too, solidifies and stays in the drawer, not using that garbage again Washing powder in general is shite. Gel all the way 👍
March 4, 20215 yr 11 hours ago, MickyD said: I’m not sure the plastic outer of the pods melts sufficiently at 30deg. 11 hours ago, bolton_blondie said: They don't. They stick to your clothes too. Leaving shining slug trails on your clothes.
March 4, 20215 yr 9 minutes ago, MickyD said: Leaving shining slug trails on your clothes. are you sure that's partially melted pods, and not something else Michael?
March 4, 20215 yr 4 minutes ago, Sweep said: are you sure that's partially melted pods, and not something else Michael? Both?
March 4, 20215 yr 55 minutes ago, bolton_blondie said: Washing powder in general is shite. Gel all the way 👍 I’ve been advised to occasionally rotate so that the washing machine is fully used.
March 4, 20215 yr 19 hours ago, Sweep said: Seperate the colours from whites, wash everything at 30C Very sound rule of thumb.
March 4, 20215 yr No change to levies on detergent. All the lefties unusually quiet on this front today, wonder why🤔? 😂😂😂😎🤩🥳👺🤖🛀🚴♂️🦶🦴🧠👁💎💤🧠🧠🎅😂😂😂😂
March 4, 20215 yr Are lefties usually vociferous about detergent prices following previous budget announcements? I really hadn't noticed.
March 4, 20215 yr Tammys, detergents, kaftans, wheatgrass... Anything taxed they use in essence. They go through so much washing powder because they piss the bed so often.
March 5, 20215 yr Remember the old tub washing machines they used to have a round filter which collected lose fluff, used to dip my hand in the filter and collect it and dispose of it when I was a kid, who said the 60s were boring. 😂
March 7, 20215 yr On 05/03/2021 at 07:46, Mounts Kipper said: Remember the old tub washing machines they used to have a round filter which collected lose fluff, used to dip my hand in the filter and collect it and dispose of it when I was a kid, who said the 60s were boring. 😂 Don't you clean out the filter on the washing machine? Apart from soggy hair and fluff, there's always at least one pound coin there. Science hasn't worked out why.
March 7, 20215 yr 6 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said: Don't you clean out the filter on the washing machine? Apart from soggy hair and fluff, there's always at least one pound coin there. Science hasn't worked out why. A £1 cost me £200 last summer for a new drum. It wasn't even 6 months old the fucking thing either. Obviously my fault for not checking the 42 year olds childs pockets.
March 10, 20215 yr New law coming out that domestic appliance manufacturers have to make spares more readily available. Interesting as they have always kept proper manuals behind paywalls up to now. Probably still cost more for a replacement control board than new machine
March 10, 20215 yr 35 minutes ago, green genie said: New law coming out that domestic appliance manufacturers have to make spares more readily available. Interesting as they have always kept proper manuals behind paywalls up to now. Probably still cost more for a replacement control board than new machine Reminds me of the home-use laser printer I bought. First ink replacement taught me a valuable lesson when the ink cartridge was double the price of the printer.
March 10, 20215 yr 46 minutes ago, MickyD said: Reminds me of the home-use laser printer I bought. First ink replacement taught me a valuable lesson when the ink cartridge was double the price of the printer. Bloke I once knew had his own IT company and gave local schools a load of printers free of charge It was on the condition that they bought the cartridges from him. Good PR and a nice little earner
March 10, 20215 yr Author 57 minutes ago, MickyD said: Reminds me of the home-use laser printer I bought. First ink replacement taught me a valuable lesson when the ink cartridge was double the price of the printer. Made me laugh that, my printer ended up on the local tip. 😃
So many settings these days on the clobber you want to wash on so many programmes.
Edited by leigh white