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Is there any way of stacking a dryer on top of an Aqualtis? Is there a special stacking kit or is it not possible at all? I am finally getting a new kitchen in the spring and am making a special spot for a washing machine that can facilitate either a US top loader, UK top loader, front load...

Two of my all time faves were Wisk, from the 1980's and Persil Colour from the 1990's Why don't the manufacturers listen!!!

Those programmes are wonderfully evocative of days gone by - Orlon, Nylon, Tricel, Acrilan! Wonderful :-)

It isn't made by P&G... I can't remember who it was but I had never heard of them - not that this in itself is anything remarkable - for a washer/laundry related products enthusiast, I am not the most informed creature - unlike so many of you guys! If ones clothes simply need freshening up and...

Never seen one of these in operation before but they are similar to some of the Eastern European machines that are on YouTube. Indeed bizarre that the spinner has to be on to operate the wash tub - not so good for wear and tear but as you say it is BOL and sure easier on the hands than...

Salivates all over the laptop..... Every morning is a good morning with that on a plate :-P

and don't forget to add a slice of Black Pudding to that the best you can get http://www.bluepigcompany.com/index.php/sausages/black-pudding.html?gclid=CJbM_Pe7_qsCFUsZ4QodlgI80g

Save your money.... ...it's terrible. I bought a box some time ago from the 99p shop. Stain removal properties were sadly absent!

I don't care how much peanut butter costs, just as long as they don't stop producing the smooth variety, they will have my patronage :-p

You didn't check your spelling either!

The summer weather has rolled in here in the UK! 30c for the last 4 days where I am - bizarre for October!

Soda Crystals have been around for years as a cleaning product - a lot of people used to add a handful to the water in the wash tub of the twin tub to soften the water, remove stains and assist in stain removal - they are no more harmful than the battery of chemicals that are contained in the...

Oh yes, this is the one with the solid gold agitator! I am tempted to get this but the unrealistic BIN price makes me think the seller is perhaps a little opportunistic and this may turn out to be a lemon......................

Don't understand why you are so apologetic about posting what seems to me to be a perfectly valid question. The fact that I haven't got a clue what you are talking about is beside the point - fair point, well made LOL!!

I have been using them for the last 6 years and I do think they are good at helping to fluff things up a bit more however I line dry virtually everything inside or out and put things through the dryer for a short time on a low heat to finish/air/fluff them up only. I have tried using them to...

now THAT is an interesting washing machine! What a great idea, why can't they do something like that now in the US instead of the bizarre HE TL machines that the manufacturers keep churning out!?!?!

An Australian girl I shared an apartment with whos Spag Bol was the driest most tasteless pap I have ever eaten and looked more like dehydrated meatballs in wet string - tasted much the same I imagine!

Cold can mean so many things in my experience. Rob That is the crux of the matter with cold water washing - I lived in Australia for 5 years and rarely washed in anything other than 'cold' water but when the weather for so many months of the year is in excess of 30C and often hit 40C+...

8-9 washes a day!! When there were 6 of us living at home and my brother playing football everyday and Mum regularly washing the whole team kit as well as school uniform and her all the regular clothes she never did 8 or 9 washes a day. It's just mad, definitely OCD and sheer weate, but hey...

I did look at the padding and wondered if it could be washed but decided against it and now you have convinced me 100%. As it is dust and airborne grime that has settled on it over the years I think I will start by giving the padding a good vacuum and then deodorise it. I couldn't see how to...