Thread: Buying a Washing Machine
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Old 22-10-2003, 08:10   #13
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Re: Buying a Washing Machine
No just did a pretty big rebuild on my house last year - moved the kitchen and refitted as a result ended up shopping for all new kitchen appliances. The Which guides are very good for this also.

Did you know the 4th wedding aniversary gift is traditionally fruit or flowers and in the modern list appliances. I told Mrs H I had bought her a Dishwasher (Bosch), Fridge (Admiral American Side by Side), Washing Machine (Bosch Excel), Dryer (Bosch Logix) and Range cooker (Smeg) for her aniversary, but she still wanted more!

D&G are busy reminding me to buy three extended wtys for the wet appliances - pah.

Whats also good is they are cold water only so it is a) clean and not tainted by being run through the storage system (though the megaflow is pretty clean) and b) does not use hot or impact on showers etc.
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