Watching the telly

Ebac, the dehumidifier people, make washing machines that have both hot and cold inlets.

They also give a 7 year warranty. Never seen them advertised anywhere though

Andrew

In other words, you looked for a white presenter.

In other words, it interested you.

In other words, you were looking for something to moan about, as usual, on TV.

Yer dead right pal!

Bill

We murderers know these things.

Bill

No, I looked for a programme that didn't have a disproportionate number of black /brown presenters. Because I won't be a party to the broadcasters' attempts to make us think that or third or a half of the population is coloured.

Yes it did.

No, I was fully moaned up that day, because I'd spoken to the council, the butcher, and the repair garage. I just wanted to watch the telly.

Bill

But you're in Yorkshire!

About a third of the population of Bradford is non-white.

Oh, bad luck. Could I suggest online chat with British Gas. You'll be able to get fully moaned up in one easy hour-long session that achieves precisely nothing complaining about the four hours you've been waiting for a second time for a meter fitter to fit a meter.

Owain

Fark, you need a better dishwasher. I never rinse anything, it goes straight in the dishwasher and normally sits there for a fortnight until its full of dirty stuff and always the contents are perfectly clean when they come out.

That's West Yorkshire.

Bill lives in the proper part of Yorkshire.

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One possible reason for dried on food is reloading dirty plates while the washer is still warm from the previous load.

And the slope would be near 45deg. to avoid this altogether. First move on emptying is wipe the cup bottoms with a drying cloth.

And charge an extra £100 for all of their hot fill variants. They seem to be aiming the hot fill variants at those who use solar to heat a tank of water.

how on earth do you have a dishwasher than can handle 42 mugs 28 saucepans and plates and 125 sets of cutlery?

I don?t use mugs or cups. I only bother to wash the single water glass once a fortnight and the beer glass too.

I don?t cook in saucepans. I do almost all meals in the digital air fryer and just produce a single dirty dinner plate a day, the main meal. The frozen peas and corn is done in the microwave in a glass mug that gets washed once a fortnight.

Only one a day. I don?t eat lunch any day, at most it might be an apple or slice of fruit cake.

Breakfast is just a massive slab of my own bread made in the bread machine with marg and marmalade on the plate that gets reused for a fortnight.

The digital air fryer drawer goes in the dishwasher once a fortnight too.

Rod speed, innit.

Pray tell how you can know this by 'flicking through the channels'?

However, thanks for confirming a presenter's colour is far more important to you than how well they do their job.

L:ook at the picture, count the faces.

No I don't care about the colour of individual presenters. The BBC does though because that's how they appoint them.

Bill

Probably caught the spots off a dirty fork.

I think I have spotted the joke:-)

Actually I expect the knife blades have to be a hardenable version and not fully stainless.

Just the BBC, then? Your usual whinging about them.

I'm sure if you try you can find a channel that only uses Piers Morgan clones.

'Mixed Load' - I always imagine this setting marked by a symbol of a bloke.