They left a WORKING washing machine on the KERB! 

That's how it goes!

Sometimes I find them and there is nothing wrong, they are on the kerb beside a dishwasher, cooker and extractor hood, sometimes beside a skip with a ripped out kitchen inside. You can't stop progress!

Hi

I think you have to figure it out and make that video for me!

but the slim one works and just needs a clean, why break a good one to fix a dud?

Oh doesn't this one work properly then?

experiment!

Ebac make a repairable machine. If I was buying a new one I would get one of theirs. Good warranty. Good reviews. Have a look at their website.

Bosch Serie 2 & 4, LG, Samsung, vestel made, midea made, Haier made machines are split tub, pretty sure Miele are still split too

I know that LG has a screw type tub and it's 3 years old. I do really like it. All LG's being made still have screwed tubs. Miele also, though Miele are expensive and I wasn't that impressed with the one I used in 2017 that was new.

@@bootsowen sadly they don’t sell them here. I’ve emailed them a year ago but they came back saying that they were looking to broaden their market outside of mainland uk but they need to figure out service contracts etc. Also, Which gave them a terrible review but then again I’m not sure who to believe.

@@LaundryGuy1500 I’ve read on experts reviews that the Bosch Serie 4 are now sealed tubs sadly. If the Samsung are definitely split tub then that’s a big plus as I’ve heard they’re excellent machines. I just wish that manufacturers told us if their tubs are sealed or not. I don’t think we have LG washing machines here in Ireland. Same as Ebac.

It is forbidden with a penalty here too, and it completely depends on what town you live in as to what the mannerisms are. Any illegal dumping (fly tipping) here is, well, illegal. But for some reason it is acceptable to leave metal things out on the street because scrap collectors will take them. People leave "good" things on the step of their house or the wall out the front with a "free" sign on it, or just inside the gate of their drive, then it is not fly tipping because the trash is still on their land. But there is also a problem with real illegal dumping, fridges, mattresses, bags of trash etc, which I find strange, because the local council waste recycling centre will take all of these things for free if you bring them to them.

@@bootsowen well, you re absolutely right. but here even the for free thing (on the kerb) is not aloud, if the city enviroment police find out u do this, u got a penalty too. u say it, its realy shameful, lot of people dint care obout others, enviroment and cleanliness, they are so ignorant, lazy and stupid.... :-(

He said hes gonna do drum clean don't worry

It could be your spider, how can I know?

Idk bc you are smarter than me

Andy, sometimes your view of people is a little bleak. I agree, some are helpless, but then there are the idle among us, and the plain lazy, even if they wanted help they still couldn't act on it. There is also the sheeple factor, they will follow. "How could I get it fixed, I haven't go the money?" "I can get a new one on credit". Maybe your cynicism rubs off? I'm going off to count washing machines, and despair at my own idiosyncrasies.

@@bootsowen Good point, but skills are to be encouraged, cheers

The solar panel frame withstood the winds yesterday! Hardly a hurricane, but they are still there, still pumping out the watts. What I didn't know a year ago could fill a book! What I still don't know...... I was watching some of Max Ironthumpers old videos last week. Interesting to hear his thoughts on flush v compost.

@@bootsowen Owen, exactly and great news. Max has put together some fine information in the tried and tested method of "I've done it so I know what I'm talking about" splendid

Beko has a plant in China and these are original Beko. And PRC stands for People’s Republic of China. So thats exactly the same as made in China.

@@MieleW2573 ohh alright thanks i didn't know that

Beko have a china plant, we don’t often get these ones it’s usually turkey made ones

@@LaundryLad1400 but do they also have a plant in Russia? I saw some that are from there...

@@MieleW2573 nice