Fuck sake (1 Viewer)

[It Will Never Last]

Tumble dryer stopped working last week (well, nearly caught fire more like) and now tonight my washing machine ist kaputt.

Fuck sake.

How much is a call out?

 

[zero_hero]

About 60euro these days I think

 

[It Will Never Last]

Not bad.

Fuck all chance of getting anyone in before Christmas.

Smelly clothes for the baby Jesus!

 

[zero_hero]

Laundry place nearby?

 

[guy of the tiger]

a few weeks ago our washer started HOWLING every time we use it.
The sound meter on my phone measured it at 109db. It's in the jacks too. So it's like a jet engine if your on the throne reading New Scientist or something when the thing goes off.

I'm too cheap to call someone out. Too cheap at xmas time anyway.

 

[classic seanc]

Just put the clothes on the radiator.

 

[It Will Never Last]

Laundry place nearby?

Fuck that shit, Pauline Fowler ain't washing my dirty kecks.

Miss Brahms on the other hand...:heart:

 

[Buzzo]

We got Tumbledryer Lad out last week and it cost €90 including new bits.
Tumbledryers are fuckers for wasting energy though.

 

[Vinnie]

We got Tumbledryer Lad out last week and it cost €90 including new bits.
Tumbledryers are fuckers for wasting energy though.

That all sounds terribly perverted

 

[Buzzo]

He opened my gas meter too, I didn't have the right tools.





ps. You get my present yet Vince?

 

[Vinnie]

He opened my gas meter too, I didn't have the right tools.





ps. You get my present yet Vince?

Nope. Was gonna call you about that tomorrow.

The gasman is only gas

 

[Buzzo]

Worst birthmas ever.


Anyway... condensers are better than tumble dryers. Discuss.

 

[Squiggle]

If you mean condenser driers they do the same thing, and use just as much energy, but they condense the water into a reservoir instead of needing an outlet, which makes them more suitable for apartments.

As long as you don't live in a damp place a clothes horse works well. Kinder to your clothes and the environment than a dryer too.