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I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .
I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .
I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..
How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.
Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .
I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine |
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over a year ago
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"Jammed a duvet into a wasing machine?
What the fook do you do with yours?"
Well you can't marmalade a duvet into a washing machine can you.
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"Why won't my toaster work? "
I find that jamming a knife or a fork in there good and hard normally gets them started. Goes without saying really but make sure it's plugged in and switched on, you don't want to look stupid. |
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"Why won't my toaster work?
I find that jamming a knife or a fork in there good and hard normally gets them started. Goes without saying really but make sure it's plugged in and switched on, you don't want to look stupid."
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"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .
I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .
I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..
How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.
Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .
I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine "
I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .
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"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .
I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .
I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..
How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.
Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .
I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine
I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .
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must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away |
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By *artytwoCouple
over a year ago
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Cat pissed on our duvet last weekend and we had to take it to the laundromat, it was a double 10 tog. Wouldn't go in the washer and it's a big Bosch. D says it wasn't cat piss because it didn't smell like it. Must have been fairy piss then.
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"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .
I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .
I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..
How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.
Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .
I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine
I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .
must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away "
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"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .
I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .
I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..
How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.
Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .
I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine
I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .
must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away
Yes it is. An added bonus is lovely, sparkly feet "
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