We never have ordinary problems in this house... OT (ish!)

but in my case, I guess they were cut out...twice....slight medical
complications wiht both children

L wrote:
"CNYstitcher" wrote in message
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Tom, as in my son?? LOL that is probably likely as anything else...lol


My personal theory is that childbirth pushes out brain cells along with the
child.

Explains why the more kids I had the more frazzeled I became.

Sally Swindells wrote:
I went to empty the final load in the washing machine so it would be a
job completed, but it was exactly as I had loaded it.

Forgot to press Start so it hadn't- so now thats a job carried over
into tomorrow - Uggg!

Sally

The way my washing machine has been acting lately I might ask DH if
we can get a new one soon. I want one that actually rinses out the
washing stuff the first rinse and a bit more water efficient than
the old second hand one we have. Might have to do some research
first.

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Melinda
http://cust.idl.com.au/athol

Good thing I read your post Melina (showing my old one) - I had
completely forgotten there was a load now done in my machine!!

Sally

On 18 Mar 2005 04:17:16 GMT, melinda wrote:

Sally Swindells wrote:
I went to empty the final load in the washing machine so it would be a
job completed, but it was exactly as I had loaded it.

Forgot to press Start so it hadn't- so now thats a job carried over
into tomorrow - Uggg!

Sally

The way my washing machine has been acting lately I might ask DH if
we can get a new one soon. I want one that actually rinses out the
washing stuff the first rinse and a bit more water efficient than
the old second hand one we have. Might have to do some research
first.

Melinda, Melinda! You have to start thinking BIG!
How about a washing machine that transfers the
clothes to the dryer, hangs the special ones on
the rack, and then folds the lot, and puts it
away! Now that would be a keeper.
PAT

melinda wrote:

The way my washing machine has been acting lately I might ask DH if
we can get a new one soon. I want one that actually rinses out the
washing stuff the first rinse and a bit more water efficient than
the old second hand one we have. Might have to do some research
first.

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Melinda, Melinda! You have to start thinking BIG! How about a washing
machine that transfers the clothes to the dryer, hangs the special ones
on the rack, and then folds the lot, and puts it away! Now that would be
a keeper.
PAT

That would be a HOUSEkeeper!

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Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

I want one!!!!!!!!!
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"Kate Dicey" wrote in message
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SNIGDIBBLY wrote:

Do they have dyson dryers in the US??? I have the dyson vacuum and love
it.

Dunno. I love my Dyson cleaner, and the washer has the most hugest drum!


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Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Sally Swindells wrote:
Good thing I read your post Melina (showing my old one) - I had
completely forgotten there was a load now done in my machine!!

Sally

Glad to be of service!

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Melinda
http://cust.idl.com.au/athol

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Melinda, Melinda! You have to start thinking BIG!
How about a washing machine that transfers the
clothes to the dryer, hangs the special ones on
the rack, and then folds the lot, and puts it
away! Now that would be a keeper.
PAT

A washing machine that folds the dry washing and puts it away
would be heaven. A washing machine that reminds me when a load
is done would be good, sorting the stuff into what can go in the
dryer or on the outside line and what goes on the inside line I
can handle myself.

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Melinda
http://cust.idl.com.au/athol