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Gertrude
ParticipantRe: I ripped their floor vinyl.
I found trouble with furniture polish is that it leaves the floor extremely slippery, an accident waiting to happen.
On lino, wooden or tiled floors the glisdomes are excellent.
Or a cheaper option, some good old fashioned washing up liquid, or conditioner even, does the job.
As there is still some cusion flooring out there, as in this case, on going it might be prudent to invest in some plastic/perspex sheeting which can be placed under the appliance front feet to pull out on to. If the flooring goes all the way under the worktop/unit then a piece the size of the appliance footprint can be left in-situ and the appliance pushed back onto. Again, a possible little earner.
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: what are glen dimplex like to work for
Yeah, put the squeeze on the actual workers!
While the bosses take their little bits of everything!
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Fairer sex fixer
Oh, you men!! 👿
😆 😆
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Big Brother yet again
Don’t wanna appear apathetic but this could get very political so I shall refrain from commenting in case I upset anybody or shoot myself in the foot re assistance from anyone who has different political leanings.
Of course, no one may care two figs what I think! 🙂
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Domestic Refrigeration Service Equipment?
Cheers, Martin. 😀
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Whens a recall not a recall ??
My experience is that most insurance companies don’t have any technical expertise in their call centres so they will automatically treat all calls within a defined period (refer to individual contract) as a recall.
However, the claims/authorisation team should be prepared to accept a technical explanation as to why it is NOT a recall.
Whether the claims/authorisation teams have any one relevantly technical is another matter! 😉Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Guarantee’s
“If you want to dispute a claim by a consumer for a repair or replacement, remember that for the first six months it’s up to you to prove that the fault was not present at the time of sale. However, after six months it’s up to the consumer to prove that the goods were faulty when sold.”
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Beko
Well that’s cleared that up, K!
😕 😕 😕
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: hats off to the independants!!
Seems like good news but hold on!
43{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} convenience for locals? 😯
What do people want?!! 😕
You chaps to turn up and display your wares in their front gardens, obviously!
Just make sure the old man ain’t in when you do! 😆
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Beko
Any news on this ? 😕
Seriously, might have some bearing on my future re LG!! 🙁
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: coin in tub
Blimey, that’s a big coin! 😯
Might not’ve come from her pocket! 😆
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint and Servis
Jonah wrote:Wot the 2 Italian brothers are actually back on speaking terms !! 😉
Surely not! 😯
We can all just hope that there is no substance to this. 😥
Bad enough Hotpoint now an Indes*it! 😉
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: An offer you can’t refuse?
indespoint wrote:Yes gertrude
I’ve had all those you’ve listed ok not had 12 jobs a day but had 13 while working in Glasgow.Then you know full well that the job IS stressfull and at times nigh on impossible for a field ‘engineer’ (have to be careful with wording!) to do and also maintain a reasonably harmonious and rewarding family life.
If you have no experience of family responsibility then fair enough, things are less complicated however, if you dispute my observation then… hmmm.There is simply too much emphasis on the chap at the sharp end pulling out all the stops to for the customer for very little reward and recognition.
I worked with an ex RAF fella some years ago and he was a superb engineer and like you very diligent and capable.
All the best.Gertrude
ParticipantRe: An offer you can’t refuse?
indespoint wrote: I feel in control of working hours, sit by the sea most days for lunch and take in lots of fresh air.
😯
Lovely.Erm…
Worked in inner city at all?
12 jobs a day?
Experienced daily traffic jams?
Been stressed out by the terror drivers of the inner city?
Flitted from one post code to another (and back!) without any indication of job planning having been done (“Well it’s only an inch on the map”!)?
Lunch?!!
Had to put up with riff-raff customers who want to stab you if you can’t fix it there and then?
Been told by a big oaf that you’re not leaving his home unless the appliance is fixed?
Not had anywhere to park remotely near the property you’re visiting ?
If you can park, ever feared that you might not have a vehicle where you left it?
Attended to cockroach infested properties on run down council estates?Etc ad nauseum. 😥
Gertrude
ParticipantRe: my home connect @ currys
Thought so.
Mind of their own, these computer thingies!! 😆
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