steve1-18
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Just when I thought I'd seen it all, there's that 1961 Hotpoint Custom Trend Stove. Well, this is bound to be a classic one day, too! Just remember where you saw it first!
My guess this would go in the combo category
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ronhic
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Knowing how much people here like their wash sanitized and prefer not to even have the washer in the kitchen, I don't think it is going to be a big hit....
...but I could be wrong
...but I could be wrong
not to mention it's way too high
Pedestals are a nice idea that finally is arrived even here in EU , but this machine is too high or fits for two-metre basketball players
I'm high 1.87 m , yet I guess I had to go on the toilet lid to pour detergent in the drawer. As I'm not really such a feather (95 Kg), I fear I'd crash the lid .......
Pedestals are a nice idea that finally is arrived even here in EU , but this machine is too high or fits for two-metre basketball players
I'm high 1.87 m , yet I guess I had to go on the toilet lid to pour detergent in the drawer. As I'm not really such a feather (95 Kg), I fear I'd crash the lid .......
steve1-18
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Guess this would be handy for someone if they sh*t in their drawers!
dogboy44
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only in the girls bathroom
laundromat
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This must be either British or you're a peein'.Doesn't look like an American Standard.
------duck and run lol.
------duck and run lol.
This machine is not only a space saver, IT actually was designed to use the waste water from the washer to flush the toilet, think about it with warm water, detergent, and BLEACH, how clean would your toilet be?....this would be great for a summer cottage, or small apartment.....
principal of savings.....how many of us use wringers, run the wash water on the ground to save septic and water the lawn, use suds saver machines?...even I use several machines in a row...first one washes sheets, pumped into the next to wash towels into the next for the dogs blankets, and then onto the lawn, which is plush and dark green....how do you conserve water, heated at that, detergent, bleach?...every little bit helps!....don't you think?
principal of savings.....how many of us use wringers, run the wash water on the ground to save septic and water the lawn, use suds saver machines?...even I use several machines in a row...first one washes sheets, pumped into the next to wash towels into the next for the dogs blankets, and then onto the lawn, which is plush and dark green....how do you conserve water, heated at that, detergent, bleach?...every little bit helps!....don't you think?
whirlcool
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I think it's Japanese. The Japanese seem to have an affinity for all things technological.
