Washing Machines

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Gorion

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October 12, 2007, 02:59:55 PM
we use a Philco top loader, been there for quite a lot, ide say 8+yrs for sure
 
we had some rust on the top and the sides, but with a bit of loctite 7500 and some metal paint, its good as new
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Luminance

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October 12, 2007, 03:07:02 PM
dunno any other was machines then miele really, we always use miele, 3 years back we had a new one. The old one broke after almost 19 years of loyal service (and not to mention my mother had me and my sis in cotton dipers when we where babys, and my sis uses almost 10 diffirent pieces of cloths each week (not talking about under wear). so you can guess how much it has been used :P)
 
I heard that both of my uncles at my mothers side bought non mieles in lower price ranges and they too are on there 2nd washing machine. Only diffirence is that they are married for 6 and 9 years resp. :)
 
so go Miele :D

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0ni0n

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October 12, 2007, 06:23:17 PM Last Edit: October 12, 2007, 06:29:09 PM by 0ni0n
i have a hot point fridge, freezer, dish washer and washing m/c. Haven't had a prob with any of them.
 
the washing m/c has been going strong for ten years. (i've replaced brushes, on/off switch and spring £15 in total)
 
maybe i am very lucky on my electrical toys:norty:
 
i aslo believe hotpoint are british, a good reason to buy buy buy
 
mmm sad state that i am talking about washing machines! must be getting old
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Thulsa Doom

#18
October 12, 2007, 08:12:20 PM
Well, I'm a happy man now.
Wife can stop whinging (about this anyway)!

T-Bag

#19
October 12, 2007, 09:53:39 PM
Quote from: Benny;209669My hinge broke after 4 years, I bought a new one for a fiver, fitted it in 5 minutes and bingo.

We've ordered the hinge for £10 (damn inflation/rip off sales people) but still. The door falling off is one of the things on my list of things that a washing machine shouldn't do. Along with flooding the kitchen, catching on fire, drowning kittens and having late night raves.
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Benny

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October 12, 2007, 11:25:08 PM
Quote from: T-Bag;209767We've ordered the hinge for £10 (damn inflation/rip off sales people) but still. The door falling off is one of the things on my list of things that a washing machine shouldn't do. Along with flooding the kitchen, catching on fire, drowning kittens and having late night raves.
When you fit it, beware the back end of what you screw into disappearing into the machine. Undo one end, screw back into it to hold it, undo the other.
You'll understand when you mess up and have to pull the front off the machine with a crowbar...
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