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A large numbers of us are gay? What do YOU think??

You mentioned it doesn't like to be overloaded. What are lol

"I base my judgement of excellent condition on what I myself have bought off ebay with that description." These are the sellers own words, from the listing. I dont know how to interpret this statement. It boggles my mind.

So true, Rob. And notice the slice of cake just above the bare fish. That fish really should of been placed in a sealed bag.

I wonder if its something beginning with A........ Thats the only thing it COULD be!

And thanks for the Betty White commercial. Love her!

-does it make the optical brightners in the detergents flouresce-glow? Good Question!

Can anybody give a rundown of whats out there in the way of Japanese designed washers? What does the average household use in Japan?

i usually do my heavy soil items (washcloths,pillowcases,sheets) in hot to help remove soap residue and skin oils. im gonna do one of these loads in cold as a test, with a 30 min soak, to see if the washcloths come clean and pillowcases are free of sebum. lets see...

When i dose Cheer according to the instructions, the wash water does NOT feel slippery. I get a little suds. I worry about the water not feeling slippery more than the suds.

towels... I'm hard on my towels and no odor problems... no softener... dont overload... always warm or hot wash...

...and i believe that Cheer now has OBAs. Their new formula boasts "brightclean" and all the advertisements suggests that its OBAs. My email to P&G was unsuccessful in getting a str8 answer!

Cheese?!? I cant believe it! I've always liked that Eureka rug nozzle. Glides smoooth and great edge cleaning. and Happy (belated) B-day... David

Dammit... She got issues!

Amazing!

Good Morning, Mike! Good questions!

i THINK the model is Peggy Moffitt. That is her trademark "look" in the Dash ad. (i was a fashion mag junkie in my youth) http://images.google.com/images?num=50&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&ei=f3CaSdLoGdCCtwf01OGpCw&resnum=0&q=PEGGY%20MOFFITT&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi

Skip rinsing NOW... think GREEN... ...

What i wonder is: am i the only one who uses Gentle Action when using low water levels? Regular Action on low water level is just too violent IMO.

Yes, in a top loader (like Maytag) Gentle Action is great for cotton blankets and fragile bath rugs. You can let them stew for a full ten minutes and not worry about shredding. I always used Gentle Action for washable sweaters and slacks too. I rarely worry about wear on clothes when using the...