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Advice re washing machines
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You only have to put rice into the opening, not washing powder... Your clothes get sorted; washed, rinsed, spun, hung out to dry, ironed and put away in the wardrobe on hangers. Very eco-friendly too.
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I've heard of these things before, I think my girlfriend keeps one somewhere too
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It's all sorted now, thanks for all the help. John Lewis say they will deliver it on Wednesday.
Appartrantly it's something to do with the middle bit between dropping your clothes on the floor when you go to bed and them ending up in drawers/wardrobe a few days later. I don't know the finer details but from what I gather that's the gist of it.
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Appartrantly it's something to do with the middle bit between dropping your clothes on the floor when you go to bed and them ending up in drawers/wardrobe a few days later. I don't know the finer details but from what I gather that's the gist of it.
Dave
One final thing to remember (unless John Lewis do it for you) when it arrives, make sure you remove the travel bolts from the rear. I set mine away with them in and even with me at 100KG sat on top of it, it was running across my utility room floor until I killed the power. ;-) Was very suprised it still worked after that lol.
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