Jon
Jon,
Nothing wrong with the location, I was just wondering how come they ended up in the bedroom
We'd an old Thor 850XD washer-dryer from the late 1970s that used to dance around the place while spinning at 850RPM creating an huge racket in the process.
I think it may have been the same machine that was made by Coleston in the UK ? I know any spares we ever had to get for it during the 1980s were branded Ariston. It had two vent "holes" at the back and a fluff filter that sat over them and vented directly into the room when drying. Also, drain filter was like a round comb full of spikes. Very unlike the strainers that are found in most front loaders.
Also had two chrome bars at the front near the bottom, you pulled them up and wheels came down making it possible to pull the machine out... quite a clever idea, have never seen it on any other machine since.
Our miele (the pre-honeycomb days) doesn't have a light in the washer, however, there is of course a light in the dryer.
Btw, our fairly basic novotronic vented dryer is a fantastic machine. It just works exceptionally well, has the same build quality as the washing machine and is extremely quiet in operation.
And obviously fully sensor controlled.
Jon,
Nothing wrong with the location, I was just wondering how come they ended up in the bedroom
We'd an old Thor 850XD washer-dryer from the late 1970s that used to dance around the place while spinning at 850RPM creating an huge racket in the process.
I think it may have been the same machine that was made by Coleston in the UK ? I know any spares we ever had to get for it during the 1980s were branded Ariston. It had two vent "holes" at the back and a fluff filter that sat over them and vented directly into the room when drying. Also, drain filter was like a round comb full of spikes. Very unlike the strainers that are found in most front loaders.
Also had two chrome bars at the front near the bottom, you pulled them up and wheels came down making it possible to pull the machine out... quite a clever idea, have never seen it on any other machine since.
Our miele (the pre-honeycomb days) doesn't have a light in the washer, however, there is of course a light in the dryer.
Btw, our fairly basic novotronic vented dryer is a fantastic machine. It just works exceptionally well, has the same build quality as the washing machine and is extremely quiet in operation.
And obviously fully sensor controlled.
