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Not only that, but you're mentioned in their latest article on www.foreverbetter.co.uk!! (see link...) http://www.foreverbetter.co.uk/2009/08/19/share-pictures-of-your-miele-washing-machine-online/

...Or at least I think that's the expression! Apparently, 'ForeverBetter.co.uk is a Miele-sponsored guide to the best conversation about Miele products online.' And they have a twitter account, and they gave you a mention!

So...will she have to give the implants back now??

Woah! Bobby, PLEASE do post a picture of this cleaner, either on here or on Vacuumland - I'm just crazy about the very earliest Hoovers - 1908-1922! If you can show me which one it is, I'll try and tell you some more about it :)

'I can see him following Prince's footsteps.' Adam Lambert will never, ever be Prince!

Hey everyone, I've *finally* got round to dealing with the rest of the footage I filmed at our wonderful October 2008 Wash-In at Mike King's place. I've assembled it into a short clip for YouTube <br Hope you enjoy it - be sure to watch in High Quality <br And a belated thanks to Mike and...

The absolute BEST French and Saunders movie spoof...

Well, I won't be parting with my ads any time soon, and I'm not planning on lingering, either ;)

We might like to think this attitude is a symptom of today's disposable, 'forget-the-past' society, but it's nothing new. I just received a 1937 vacuum cleaner repair guide. Aside from a list of the various brands and models of the era, and the procedures for their repair and maintenance, it has...

dishwashercrazy - No problem, I hope you found the photos helpful! I'm not saying this is the only way of solving your problem, but it is one way, and I'm confident enough of the outcome to use it myself regularly (putting my ads where my mouth is? lol). mielabor - I understand what you mean...

I keep the laminated ads in a folder of clear pockets like this - obviously you could also frame them, pin them to a wall, etc. They will be waterproof, tear-proof and fingerprint-proof, but I'd imagine they'd still be vulnerable to fading from light, if displayed on a wall for an extended time.

The finished article! You may find you can get rid of small wrinkles, imperfections etc. by feeding it through the machine a second time.

Lamination in process! Points to remember: 1) Make sure you feed it into the machine totally straight. If it goes in crooked, it's ruined! Use the laminator on a flat, clear surface (unlike I did for these pictures!!) 2) Nothing must block the laminated ad's exit from the machine.

In the pouch, ready to be laminated. A few things to remember: 1) Make sure you have the ad positioned exactly where you want it - there's no going back once it's in the machine! 2) The pouch must be totally free of wrinkles, and totally flat. Air-bubbles, ripples etc. will appear otherwise...

Laminating... With vintage ads, I always scan them at a very high resolution, so I have a 'digital copy' saved on the computer. Then I laminate them - the laminator cost me £9.99, the pouches about £6.99. This process keeps them protected from damage, tears, spills etc. I'm not sure about...

Bill Hicks... Kurt Cobain... River Phoenix...

Another one bites the dust...this isn't good :S

Better luck next time, Phelps. We'll be waiting.

'...Phelps is not dangerous. He is offensive, annoying and in everyone's face, but he is actually quite harmless.' Before making a statement like that, I'd ask the friends families of some of the innocent people who's funerals he's picketed whether they consider him "harmless". I'd ask the many...

One more thought; if the government were really eroding the Phelps' freedom of speech, they would have blocked UK access to their infamous website, which they haven't. Their message can still be accessed, they're just not here to shriek it at us in person.