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The contiunuing saga-lite of Roy's move.

Post 21

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

I am familiar with the black Argos bookcase: they have been a friend to me over the years.

I have a cheese grater with a tupperware stylee attachment for keeping the cheese fresh. The attachment is largely superfluous as surely the one thing you do with left over grated cheese is to neck it.

Can opener sorted.


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Post 22

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

smiley - magicsmiley - weird well one can't go far wrong when one knows where the grater and canopener are smiley - zen n i g h t h o o v e r smiley - erm


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Post 23

Magwitch - My name is Mags and I am funky.

lettuce spry smiley - zen


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Post 24

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

smiley - zen n i g h t h o o v e r n e w f l a t n i g h t h o o v e r smiley - zensmiley - ermsmiley - cheerssmiley - bubbly


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Post 25

zendevil


Spudmasher

Garlic squasher

Millions of cushions

More millions of various cloths to cover up vile but useful bits of furniture & cardboard boxes.
I just typed "cardboard bowels", is that a freudian slip or just pants?

zdt


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Post 26

Ivan the Terribly Average

Cardboard bowels? Not what one would want in pants, really.


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Post 27

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

no no no no no no no! don't buy a garlic squisher/press/thing the 'juice' that extrudes forth from such monstrositys is as unedible as a really enedible thing thats gone off and become even more unedible, the 'mush' that issues from a garlic press is by no means a substitute for finely chopped garlic which is a princely (or princessly) food sort and delictible thing to be enjoyed and included liberally in all mannor of cooking smiley - zensmiley - chefsmiley - erm a spudmasher might be useful if you want to make mashed potato though smiley - erm


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Post 28

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

Garlic crushers are an abomination that should be abolished painfully.


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Post 29

JulesK

Roymondo!

Welcome to the 'Club for those whose washer at the new home locks their clothes away and will not not not spin' smiley - hug

(No spitting - club rules)

Julessmiley - smiley


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Post 30

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

Aha, so I'm not alone in my turmoil.smiley - hug It's a right pain. They'll have rotted away by the time I get 'em out.smiley - wah


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Post 31

JulesK

My washer likes to do it most on the delicates cycle. The one I use for what tend to be my expensive clothes, which I wear to be smart at work. It's costing me a smiley - bleeping fortune smiley - cross

Sorry, did I say MY washer? O ho no, my washer is still waited to be swapped into te house by strong men.


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Post 32

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

Have you tried turning the dial to the 'off position', that normally* causes the machine to empty out any water inside the machine, and then let you open the door... smiley - erm


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Post 33

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

There isn't an 'off' position as such. It's a very confusing washing machine.


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Post 34

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

Hmmm.... does it have the rotery knob thinggy you turn to move it to the apropiate position for the 'cycle' you want to run? if so turning that back to the kinda 'zero' mighten work... smiley - erm or just turning the machine power off and on, it might then drain and let you open it smiley - erm failing which I've a hammer you can borrow smiley - winkeye


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Post 35

aka Bel - A87832164

That does soiund confusing. You could pull the plug, though. You could then search for the additional outlet for the water it hasn't pumped out and put a bucket or something similar to catch the water - so you'll not have to sweep the floor. Once the water is out, the door should be 'openable'.


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Post 36

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

Ooo I don't suppose you found one of my thongs during the move? smiley - erm I'm sure I've lost a thong.... not sure whwere I lost it though smiley - blushsmiley - erm


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Post 37

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

I'm going through all the cycles to see if any of them do the job. No joy so far. Looks like I'll have to buy a bucket!

No thongs I'm afraid. Not a whiff of one.


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Post 38

aka Bel - A87832164

A larger (plastic) bowl should do the trick - do you have a plastic bowl?


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Post 39

Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo)

Nope, no plastic bowl, but the thing has finally spun (quote alarmingly) and opened. Looks like it only spins on the 'Fast' and 'Economy' settings.smiley - weird Also, there's no 'Rinse' program. Very odd. Still, I've got my clothes back!


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Post 40

aka Bel - A87832164

Oooh, the wonders of modern technology. smiley - biggrin


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