what brand and what am I looking at and who is best to buy off ?
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what brand and what am I looking at and who is best to buy off ?
Lots of different settings, but a piece of piss to operate.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-4-5-cu-f...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
I think it'll be best for you, if you wash your "bunties, in the sink, under a hot tap first :hehe:
I thought that's you wrote in the ideal woman section when you joined the online dating agency.
Machines generally look complicated with loads of programs, but people mostly just end up using 1 or 2.
Thats far too complicated for me I am a feckwitQuote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Its cobblers isn't it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
Quick wash , low temperature, press button
Cow patsQuote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis...white/p3331382
You won't go far wrong with this thier own brands they are from high end manufacturers like AEG but less in price, you also save money as it comes with a 3 year guarantee ,great delivery service had mine for years .
Read reviews.
Thank you comradeQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
https://ao.com/product/w1042cf1w-ele...e-53630-1.aspx
I got one for a old boy up the road just before christmas
got a few simple settings, some are ( and this is how i explained it to the guy in his 90's , while socially distancing of course )
Rapid 15 C wash, its like a quick wash
Eco 20 C wash, bit more of a wash that above
Daily 60 C wash, a full on serious wash
press start
its a slightly smaller drum ( at 5 kg ) though they do the 7 kg for a few quid more, but he was on his own ( he is in a home now, had a fall and his son whipped him in a home sharpish :( :( :( lovely old boy, my youngest daughter will miss him ), so 5 kg was fine
180 quid, not going to break the bank either
Thank you mate , sorry mattQuote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Gent
I’ve never understood why washing machines don’t just have 3 or 4 buttons for basic cycles. That’s all you ever need surely. Why there’s a need for Egyptian hieroglyphics on there is beyond me.
I expect it's because manufacturers have found that they can make the machines more expensive with these extra cycles, and people are more likely to buy them as they think they're getting better value.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fine Lines
If simpler machines were more popular, then there'd be more of them about.
Bosch all the way.
https://ao.com/l/washing_machines-bosch/1-6/1/
Repair man has said motor has gone , waste of time replacing it
He said a basic reliable machine he suggests for an idiot is Indeset Mytime , £209 , so that's what I have ordered
its cobblers isn't it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fine Lines
My old dear is incontinent so often needs a high heat wash
And I just wear jeans and t shirts etc so just need a quick wash
Job done
Clearly nice machines but fella who came out to replace it suggested one below , its not going to last as long but there you goQuote:
Originally Posted by Charles Bukowski
Busy now sorry mate
thanks mateQuote:
Originally Posted by gabbsthenewt
Cheers
Thanks
I got a cracking one, it's called a "WIFE" :hehe: