B&B Ironing

[Russethouse]

Can't believe someone recommended a condensing drier - I was so pleased when mine broke !!

Best tip re towels is NEVER use conditioner because it 'seals' the fibres and stops them being absorbent.

[Ian Hoare<br>All the best<br>Ian<br>La Souvigne Corrèze<br>http:www.souvigne.com]

[quote]Can't believe someone recommended a condensing drier - I was so pleased when mine broke !!Best tip re towels is NEVER use conditioner because it 'seals' the fibres and stops them being absorbent.[/quote]

Hi Gay,

T'was I. What did you have against yours? I'd be very interested. Ours works a treat,  and we didn't have to "plumb" in the exhaust air conduit or have water all over the cellar! So... what went wrong?

 

[Russethouse]

It took too long and was often very damp when I thought the washing should be dry (and IS in my present dryer) - difficult to time correctly

Our 'vent' is not easy to reach so I was originally pleased not to have that job to do.

Good job we are all different.

[mascamps.com]

Are the microfibre fluffy towels much dearer than normal high quality ones?

I hear that you need to spend at least 48 hours on average watching QVC before making your first purchase. She needs to get out more!

 

Arnold

 

[Ian Hoare<br>All the best<br>Ian<br>La Souvigne Corrèze<br>http:www.souvigne.com]

Hi Arnold,

You asked

Are the microfibre fluffy towels much dearer than normal high quality ones?

I've no idea. I asked Jacquie and she basically said "Do your own research!" You'll find them in those mags we all get "Temps L", Homme Moderne" and no doubt they're in La Redoute.

I hear that you need to spend at least 48 hours on average watching QVC before making your first purchase. She needs to get out more!

Shows you shouldn't believe what you hear. Try www.qvc.co.uk and you'll see that it's quicker and easier than asking on here.