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Washing and drying duvets in a tumble drier

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By *at69drive OP   Man
over a year ago

Belfast

I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .

I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .

I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..

How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.

Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .

I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Thank you for sharing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Excuse me I'm off to watch some paint dry...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Of all the crazy subjects I've seen in the Forums, this one is among the best.

I cannot fucking wait to see how long it takes for an argument to start.

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By *riendly FiresCouple
over a year ago

Beverley

Why won't my toaster work?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Jammed a duvet into a wasing machine?

What the fook do you do with yours?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Jammed a duvet into a wasing machine?

What the fook do you do with yours?"

Well you can't marmalade a duvet into a washing machine can you.

Original versions of this punchline are available.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I buy a new one,then the dogs get my hand me downs for a comfy bed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How did the duvet turn out?

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By *arnayguyMan
over a year ago

Durham Tees

Don't let it get you down.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why won't my toaster work? "

I find that jamming a knife or a fork in there good and hard normally gets them started. Goes without saying really but make sure it's plugged in and switched on, you don't want to look stupid.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why won't my toaster work?

I find that jamming a knife or a fork in there good and hard normally gets them started. Goes without saying really but make sure it's plugged in and switched on, you don't want to look stupid."

Compo claims pending.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .

I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .

I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..

How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.

Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .

I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine "

I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .

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By *artytwoCouple
over a year ago

Wolverhampton

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .

I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .

I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..

How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.

Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .

I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine

I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .

"
must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away

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By *artytwoCouple
over a year ago

Wolverhampton

Cat pissed on our duvet last weekend and we had to take it to the laundromat, it was a double 10 tog. Wouldn't go in the washer and it's a big Bosch. D says it wasn't cat piss because it didn't smell like it. Must have been fairy piss then.

FYI

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .

I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .

I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..

How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.

Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .

I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine

I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .

must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away "

Yes it is. An added bonus is lovely, sparkly feet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was surprised to find that a tenant in one of my shared houses had jammed a duvet into a washing machine in order to wash it , and then did the same with the drier .

I thought that common sense would suggest that a duvet should not be washed in a domestic machine and that jamming duvet into a domestic drier is an ineffective way of drying it as air cannot circulate .

I assume that there is a risk of wrecking the motors . Both machines are brand new ..

How many people wash their duvet every three weeks ?.

Interesting I did some research and it would appear to be acceptable to washing duvets inna machine on certain settings .

I prefer to avoid the risk of wrecking a brand new machine

I guess that a single duvet would go in some machines but I wouldn't even try to put a double or king size in a washer or dryer. We used to put ours in the bath and tread it like grapes but will have to take them to the launderette now as we only have a shower .

must give that a go, I presume it's just bath water and a bit of daz and stomp away

Yes it is. An added bonus is lovely, sparkly feet "

Super duper

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I go to the launderette and have a natter! Dot isn't ever there though. It's cheap as chips and loads easier !

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By *heBakeOLiteGirlWoman
over a year ago

62 West Wallaby Street (not real address)

Have they been cleaning the lint out incase it's one of those that catch on fire?

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