classic33
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That's the handle!
Is it ok to machine wash clothes,tea towels etc with Fairy liquid?
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Twist the top half a turn and unwrap, then you have the other end to hold as a handle. Now it is possible many people get the top and bottom confused, the bottom is the longer protruding stem
winjim
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No, no, no, that's all wrong. The other end's where you open it.
Which end do you break your egg?
FWIW I eat neither bananas nor eggs, but I do frequently have cause to open them.
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OP
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Err,obviously the top. Unless they're hard boiled, then i roll them to crack most of the shell,making them easier to peel.
To be fair you do live in a dodgy area so would not expect less.
snorri
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I liked your laundry story today Accy, and most impressed that the laundrywoman knew exactly what to when called upon to execute the emergency stop procedure. I wonder if she undergoes refresher training? It could be essential for what has turned out to be a twice in fourteen year event.
There can't be many on the forum who can claim to have eaten a banana after it had gone through a wash cycle
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There can't be many on the forum who can claim to have eaten a banana after it had gone through a wash cycle
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classic33
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Clean food!I liked your laundry story today Accy, and most impressed that the laundrywoman knew exactly what to when called upon to execute the emergency stop procedure. I wonder if she undergoes refresher training? It could be essential for what has turned out to be a twice in fourteen year event.
There can't be many on the forum who can claim to have eaten a banana after it had gone through a wash cycle
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Well, you could have left a book, or an ebook reader at the bottom of that pile, with dire consequences.
A banana was not bad considering
A banana was not bad considering
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I tend to get up there at about 6 to 6.45 pm,as she's in by then cleaning the machines and stuff. I never have the right change for the machine,she does so it helps when she's in. It wasn't that technical,she just undid two screws,took the panel off and flicked a switch,but that's another reason to go when she's in. Just imagine if she wasn't in and the banana got all mangled up in my washingI liked your laundry story today Accy, and most impressed that the laundrywoman knew exactly what to when called upon to execute the emergency stop procedure. I wonder if she undergoes refresher training? It could be essential for what has turned out to be a twice in fourteen year event.
There can't be many on the forum who can claim to have eaten a banana after it had gone through a wash cycle
. I sniffed the banana then when it just smelt of banana and not washing powder i ate the thing.
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I did put a Culture Club scarf in that belonged to Mrs Accy,by mistake. It has "World Tour '84" on and has come up like new. I wonder if it's worth anything?Well, you could have left a book, or an ebook reader at the bottom of that pile, with dire consequences.
A banana was not bad considering
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I did put a Culture Club scarf in that belonged to Mrs Accy,by mistake. It has "World Tour '84" on and has come up like new. I wonder if it's worth anything?
Is the scarf Red, Gold and Green
Red, Gold and Green
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Black,amber and white.
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Black,amber and white.
You should rock up to the pub wearing it.....
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I do tend to wear scarves, even in summer. I might just do that!
The ultimate in coolness though must be a Bay City Rollers tartan scarf,tied round the wrist!
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