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Based on my use of it today and son’s feedback it is just a heated clothes airer so if you put stuff on a regular airer near a radiator it works better. I have had a load of tshirts and polo shirts on it today for 6 hours and they are ceetainly not dry just drier! I am thinking of replacing my compact tumble drier for the garage where it foesnt matter about venting.@Cumberland hurrah! So glad you’re back in the zone. Have a great break in Bournemouth.
@PenguinMum I’ll be interested to see how good that Lakeland drier is. So many clothes are not tumble dryable now, and once daughter and partner move in with us in Aug we are going to struggle in our little cottage getting all the clothes dry. I thought one of these would be ideal - we could plug it in in the garage, there is plenty of room in there as it only contains Mr Cs motorbike.
Based on my use of it today and son’s feedback it is just a heated clothes airer so if you put stuff on a regular airer near a radiator it works better. I have had a load of tshirts and polo shirts on it today for 6 hours and they are ceetainly not dry just drier! I am thinking of replacing my compact tumble drier for the garage where it foesnt matter about venting.
6.2 oh I’m so happy with this at long last
Have a good day
Off to Bournemouth tomorrow for a wee break so might not be on here as regular[/QUOTE
Have a great break and hope you have taken Wispa for walks by the sea..whatever the weather that should be relaxing. X
I think your post is very funny. But seriously - it is such a shame that it, in many ways, is not normal for Norfolk.So, in many ways not normal for Norfolk
Don't think Norfolk is worse than elsewhere in that respect.I think your post is very funny. But seriously - it is such a shame that it, in many ways, is not normal for Norfolk.
Fantastic cumbs so happy for you my friend6.2 oh I’m so happy with this at long last
Have a good day
Off to Bournemouth tomorrow for a wee break so might not be on here as regular
Me too last night. Fell asleep watching Love Island. Enough said!!!That's exactly what I did last night. I so wanted to watch the Alice Roberts documentary on Canterbury but thought it would be really nice to watch it lying down on the sofa - snuggled under a cosy throw. Big mistake - woke up and found I had missed the whole programme.
Sorry to read that your dryer had given up the ghost. Always an issue when having to replace white goods. We have a condensing dryer but recently we have been considering getting a heated airier as at first glance they seem to be a cheaper to run and take up little space.
https://www.lakeland.co.uk/around-t...drying-and-airers/electric-dryers-and-airers/
If at 64 you are in the 'frail old wreck age group ' goodness knows what group I am in - maybe in the 'totally frail old age wreck group '.
6.2 oh I’m so happy with this at long last
Have a good day
Off to Bournemouth tomorrow for a wee break so might not be on here as regular
Based on my use of it today and son’s feedback it is just a heated clothes airer so if you put stuff on a regular airer near a radiator it works better. I have had a load of tshirts and polo shirts on it today for 6 hours and they are ceetainly not dry just drier! I am thinking of replacing my compact tumble drier for the garage where it foesnt matter about venting.
Yes - please can I join you. That exactly describes how I feel about myself.I am in the crawled-out-of-the-wreckage-old-age group and standing firm looking round from the higher ground we've gained!
When I'm not sleeping through TV programs ...
Brilliant - take care in that there Bournemouth place with all those tempting treats on display - they might even be wafting yorkies under your nose.6.2 oh I’m so happy with this at long last
Have a good day
Off to Bournemouth tomorrow for a wee break so might not be on here as regular
Yes, in the UK “white goods” refers to large electrical goods used domestically such as refrigerators and washing machines, typically white in colour. I have a sister, born in the USA, who lives in Texas - we constantly have to explain meanings to each other. Her husband and their two girls think that this is extremely funny.You just taught me something. Another difference in this common language which "divides" the UK and the US.
So, white goods in the UK are dryers, washers, etc.?
Here a "white sale" means towels and sheets and other bedding.
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