Washing Instructions

[roadrash]

thats a lot of instructions for a thong surely

I bet he cant even thing a thong

 

[tyred]

It's telling you to stick some tissues in the pocket before washing.

 

[classic33]

Oh man...
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Why are boxes getting larger, yet contents getting less?

 

[classic33]

I bet he cant even thing a thong

For thixpence?

 

[biggs682]

I bet he cant even thing a thong

for sixpence

 

[Tin Pot]

for sixpence

I can do Paranoid Android

You can pay me to stop

 

[winjim]

Oh yeah, about two years now.

As per my post I wondered how enzymes that process mucky stuff could affect Lycra, so open to explanation - I've started googling it and can't find anything other than third hand repeated info.

I will hold off until the non bio arrives tomorrow, just in case

I would imagine it might be because Lycra contains polyamide. An amide bond is the same thing as a peptide bond in a protein so would be cleaved by proteases in the same way.

 

[Beebo]

Doesn't everyone just stuff as much as possible into the machine and put it on 40 degrees.

It has served me well for years. Very few of Mrs Bs items have been damaged. Even hand wash only items get the same generic treatment.

 

[Tin Pot]

Doesn't everyone just stuff as much as possible into the machine and put it on 40 degrees.

It has served me well for years. Very few of Mrs Bs items have been damaged. Even hand wash only items get the same generic treatment.

Doing something just because everyone else does is not how I live my life.

 

[Tin Pot]

***UPDATE***

I did three washes, two kit, one clothes.

Now the machine is broken.

Thanks everyone.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Coincidence

 

[classic33]

***UPDATE***

I did three washes, two kit, one clothes.

Now the machine is broken.

Thanks everyone.

What you done?

 

[jefmcg]

***UPDATE***

I did three washes, two kit, one clothes.

Now the machine is broken.

Thanks everyone.

You have to take one load out before putting in the next.

 

[mjr]

If i tried that there would be a lot of different piles and a lot of wasted water.

Maybe a lot of different piles, but not much wasted water if you have a modern machine because many measure the water based on the weight of what's in it. If you've got an old machine, it's probably wasting gallons and kilowatts anyway.

My 2016 A++-rated washing machine takes less energy for the wash/rinse/spin cycle than it takes to heat the drying rails long enough to dry stuff. I used to set the washing machine to use the cheap overnight 'leccy, but now I wash in the evening and stick it on the rails overnight with a timer switch controlling that and the fan. It's a strange new world, I tell you!

 

[Profpointy]

***UPDATE***

I did three washes, two kit, one clothes.

Now the machine is broken.

Thanks everyone.

Well washing clothes is fine, but "kit"? If "kit" is tools, spanners and such then no wonder the machine is bust