virabhadrasana
Active member
I love washing machines since I was born.
My mother says that after being very scared by our jumping Candy (I think it was an A5), then I could not stop watch it... it was 49 years ago. But I remember how much I liked my Grandma's Indesit K5. First at all because it would never jump and I never got scared when it would shake and swing a lot. And the spindrain was so fascinating! Then when I was 5 we moved and I could never watch the K5 again
I've been so happy to find videos on Youtube.
And when we moved to France, I was so disappointed to see that most of the washers in France were top loaders with no front glass door. When our washer broke (a SanGiorgio, as the Candy had been replaced a few years before) I was terrified to see it replaced by a toploader, but luckyly the SanGiorgio could be fixed and lasted 15 more years!)
When we went visiting relativies and friends, I used to ask if I could see their washing machines (or i just asked if I could use the bathroom just to see the washer) . My mother just HATED it
My mother says that after being very scared by our jumping Candy (I think it was an A5), then I could not stop watch it... it was 49 years ago. But I remember how much I liked my Grandma's Indesit K5. First at all because it would never jump and I never got scared when it would shake and swing a lot. And the spindrain was so fascinating! Then when I was 5 we moved and I could never watch the K5 again
I've been so happy to find videos on Youtube.
And when we moved to France, I was so disappointed to see that most of the washers in France were top loaders with no front glass door. When our washer broke (a SanGiorgio, as the Candy had been replaced a few years before) I was terrified to see it replaced by a toploader, but luckyly the SanGiorgio could be fixed and lasted 15 more years!)
When we went visiting relativies and friends, I used to ask if I could see their washing machines (or i just asked if I could use the bathroom just to see the washer) . My mother just HATED it
