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    Quote Originally Posted by haydes55 View Post
    I have a dishwasher, it's that box under the sink the flatmates store dirty dishes. Faster and much better job just washing and drying, especially when the flatties still put cups in up the wrong way, and presume the dish washer is magical and put pots over utensils to block the water..... I've unplugged it from behind and told the flatmates it's broken... Suckers.
    Worked with a guy that was tad lazy cleaning up in our communal kitchen and overnight premises. Went to cook my lunch and the fry pan is there with half an inch of cold mutton fat congealed in it and sink full of dishes.
    It wasn't the first time and I'd bought my own electric frypan that morning for $20 at the 24hr countdown.
    So I grabbed all his dirty shit and the plug cord put it all in a bag and jammed it inside the pan and put lid on.... then cooked my dinner on new pan and own cutlery.
    Well you should have heard him nut off couple hours later.... I think after 20mins it sunk in that it was his own mess.....
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    Top Tip: Don't use expensive "branded" rinse aid.
    Buy a bottle of cheap, clear vinegar and use that instead.

    Super clean glassware.

    Seriously, give it a try.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimO View Post
    update the repair was going to be $750 not worth spending that on a 13 year old machine (thought it was only 7 years where did that time go) so bought a new top hole Bosch at hardley Normals for $1650 on sale last one didnt miss a beat until it died so if i get another 13 years out of this one i will be happy
    Our "throw-away" society extends to the major appliances now - it's just not economically viable to fix them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    Our "throw-away" society extends to the major appliances now - it's just not economically viable to fix them.
    Our F&P dishdrawer is now a combined rubbish receptacle and mouse catcher. Rat/mouse chewed through the water pipe five or so years ago and it was going to be a ridiculous amount to fix it so we didn't bother. It was the wife's btw, dishwashers are the ultimate in equipment for completely lazy fucks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berries View Post
    dishwashers are the ultimate in equipment for completely lazy fucks.
    hey i resent that id rather be watching TV than doing dishes

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    I am the dishwasher since the kids moved out, should not have got myself fixed after the last child arrived.
    Then maybe I wouldn't be doing dishes now, Real bright move that was.
    For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him. Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.

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