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Was kinda having a bad day when a customer phoned that cheered me right up. He said his washing machine wasn’t working properly. I asked him what the problem was. He replied ” Well to put it bluntly it’s not cleaning the skidmarks out of my underpants.” 😆
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Found this http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/476260
Some of the answers are very funny.
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Micky 32 wrote: He replied ” Well to put it bluntly it’s not cleaning the skidmarks out of my underpants.” 😆
Ah! But the question is Micky? :lesson:
What was the solution to his diaper dilemma ? Very often the detergent manufacturers ask to see a sample. They even ask pertinent questions as to what cycle was selected, what make of machine was used and did you have an Indian Take Away?
The science involved these days in shifting skid marks is complex and very down to earth in the extreme. Did you know that soap nuts or washer balls don’t even touch the problem? 😕
It’s a tough call but I hope you solved it for him? 😀 😆 😉
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Hi Martin
The science involved these days in shifting skid marks is complex and very down to earth in the extreme. Did you know that soap nuts or washer balls don’t even touch the problem?
From experience martin ??
Bryan
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r600a wrote:From experience martin ??
I fell for that one good and proper :rotl:
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Martin wrote
washer balls
Is this the technical term used when customers ring up with a no drain fault and say’ I think its the computer’. 😉
TC
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😆 , the machine is one of those old Bendix from around 1989. I can’t remember the model number. It was the type where the door handle used to break a lot on them. Only thing i did find was the water level varied a lot which was caused by a blocked pressure bottle underneath. So hopefully problem may be solved and here’s to cleaner jocks 😆
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