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Re: Oliver & Quickwash love in.
quickwash wrote:Oh it did! 😀
Oops sorry dear! Oh great that is 👿 , I thought I was gonna get the chance to use the best washer money can buy! Well I must admit the Little Giant is one great looking, as well as performing, washer. I’ve never seen or used anything to compare with it!
Yeah cus it’s true! :rolls:
:tup: to Miele!
I bet!
I thought you would have liked my suggestion to plumb you ISE10 in as well as my Miele as you are ISE’s biggest fan!!!
T’is!
Wouldn’t dream of touching anything else with a barge pole!
Re: Oliver & Quickwash love in.
quickwash wrote:Good that put a big 😀 on me face!
The one chore I wanted to do I doubt I will because I cant see you allowing a dopey zomerzet gal the use your £2000+ washer in a hurry! 😥
How much you love it I bet our marriage vows will say, ‘do you take this man and his Miele Little Giant!’ 😆
At least we agree on Miele being the best, that’s the one and only thing! Proper marriage material then eh! 😆
I bet it did!
Stop underselling my Miele…….£2582.52! Nope not touching it, you ain’t used to such good quality! I am going to plumb your ISE10 into my kitchen as well for you to use, not next to my Miele, don’t want the Little Giant cheapening now do we!
I like that!
We do, no one can beat the muts nuts!
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
quickwash wrote:
Higher-water-level wrote:
You are most welcome love, gotta give credit where its due……
In that case I’m just hoping you’ve plenty of credit to buy me all my lovely Miele applainces!! Obviously Miele products are due plenty of credit anyway! 😀You’ll get all Miele, besides I have the expensive one already!
I agree love, Miele can’t be beaten!
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
quickwash wrote:
Higher-water-level wrote:
Not funny Quickie!! Oh yeah, and now you’ve finished on the computer you can get the Sebo out now!!! HAHA!!Your 46 times better at vaccing than me!!!!!
Oh it was funny alright, except I wasnt cunning enough not put it on here where you to could read it!! :rolls:Thank you dear!! :hopping:
HAHA!!!!
You are most welcome love, gotta give credit where its due……
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
quickwash wrote: (If you are thinking ‘nosey cow’, then it’s well known on here that you are correct 😆 )
And believe me she ain’t lyeing!! 😈
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
quickwash wrote:WELL, I’M DEFINATELY NOT HAVING LESS THAN A MIELE!!! :worthy:
TOO RIGHT YOUR NOT………COS I AM NOT HAVEING LESS THAN A MIELE IN MY HOUSE……..
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
iadom wrote:A bit :offtopic: but will the staff & mods at UKWG’s be getting an invite to the wedding?
Under one condition, you have to buy us a nice wedding present……..
The commercial vented dryer to match my Miele Little Giant commercial washer-extractor………..oh aye and a Miele stainless steel (instructions from Quickwash!) dishwasher, hob, oven and microwave……..thats gonna cost!!
Because as my dear Mother says…….. 😆
Re: Which Vacuum Cleaner?
iadom wrote:You may find in years to come that it would have been better to change your fiancee. 😉 😆
As a married man of almost 40 years I am speaking from experience. :rolls:
I have a recent SEBO X4 Extra, thankfully the wife loves it. 8)
Nothing will come close to the performance of a Sebo X4. The cylinders with power heads will be OK, but not quite on a par with uprights.
The Extra has a long hose so she must be pulling it too hard so it falls over.
My Mrs. to be loves our Sebo’s and my Mum (hardest woman to please in the world!) loves hers………probabley because I bought them for her!
Oliver.
PS. Nice signature Jim!!
Re: Dyson DC05 burning smell, smoke, low noise, loss of suct
ELTEL wrote:get rid and buy a sebo BS36
A Sebo X4 Extra. A BS36 is too harsh for certain types of domestic carpet. 😉
Either way nothing can out perform a Sebo, the cylinder machines are excellent too!
helo_75 wrote:indesit have introduced a modification for this ‘issue’ which is nothing short of ridiculous
A bar accross the top of the cabinet isn’t it? Utterly pointless…….
Re: ISE 1607W
quickwash wrote:Start with 25ml of powder as used by Oliver (Higher-water-level) who lives in a soft water area and reports that his ‘dirty work clothes’ are still washed properly. There is a thread on here but i dont know how to do that quote thingy :rolls:, I will post on it and bring it up to the front 😆
As i have mentioned before, i live in a hard water area and i only use 55ml of powder and my sons (mechanic) oily work clothes are washed much, and i mean much, better than in my previous machine using 135ml of powder!
HTH
quickwash :plug:
I use 25ml for normal soiling, coloureds and whites.
Bedding and work clothes get 60ml, because of skin creams on bedding, my work stuff gets covered in allsorts and 60ml fetches them up a treat!
Bear in mind though that I only was hot. Whites / Coloureds and Bedding are all washed on Colour/White 60oC and my work stuff is washed on Colour/White 95oC.
The Asko is very detergent sensitive so treading carefully for a few washes pays dividends. 😀
A read of my thread that Jim has linked to will help you. You might want to ignore the last few posts!! That was a bit of fun and not relevent to anything, and before I get accused of being rotten to quickwash, I know her so its fine!! 😀
Oliver. 😀
Re: ISE 1607W
quickwash wrote:Hi guys,
I live in a hard water area and i am only using 55ml of powder with superb results, the recommended amount is 135ml!
So if you live in a soft water area you can reduce the amount even further, down to 25ml in Brighouse, West Yorkshire apparently 😀
I would presume yours machines are suffering over-foaming if you are using the recommended dosage by the manufacturers, if i, in my hard water area, can reduce my powder so much and still have excellent results 😀
HTH
Best wishes to all,
quickwash :plug:
I wonder where you got that from eh, quickwash………. 😆
Re: Miele WS5425 mc13 user manual and advice needed
Yes I think you have made a good descision buying the Miele. My Mum has a Miele Little Giant PW6065 commercial as she too does alot of washing and it is excellent. It did cost over £3000 though!
Oliver.
Re: Replacement washing machine & tumble dryer
qb wrote:Need to replace antique Servis washing machine (£280 in 1985) and tumble dryer (£150 in 1983).
Tumble dryer needs to stack on washing machine, so I think that rules out a condensing tumble dryer.
Possibilities are
Zanussi ZWG5125 + ZDE67550W – around £520
Bosch WAE24366GB + WTV74105 – around £640
AEG L64840L + T35850 – around £730Comments/suggestions please.
Well the price you have quoted from your old machines should tell you that the choices you are looking at aren’t going to last that long. 😉 Think about inflation etc. 😀
Zanussi and AEG are the same Electrolux machines.
Quickwash has made the best suggestion, the ISE10 is brilliant, got one myself!!
Oliver.
