Our old GE dryer was making a horrible squeaking noise. After a quick learning session on disassembly and figuring I was going to need either a new belt or bearing, took the machine apart. Then I discovered the roofing nail lodged between the frame and drum. I tried to blame my wife, that didn't work.
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But then how would I keep the key to my motorcycle so clean.
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Cant say I am very impressed with these new machines. I have a 34 year old Kenmore top loader and when I left a steel center punch in my shirt pocket all it did was rattle around in the drum. Was upstairs and it took me a while to figure out where that rattle was coming from, thought I lost a bearing in the furnace fan. Finally got near the washer and heard the rattle so shut the machine off, fished out the center punch, and restarted it. Runs just fine and didn't even scratch the drum.
PS: another advantage to these antiques is that they are all relay controlled so any repair needed is just a matter of picking up whatever is needed, no trying to track down a circuit card that was only used for 3 months of production for a particular machine.
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I always check my pockets twice. Once when I put my jeans into the hamper, and again when I put ‘em into the washer. An overlooked Kleenex makes for such a mess.
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posted May 18, 2018 02:05 PM Hide Post quote: Originally posted by SpinZone: But then how would I keep the key to my motorcycle so clean. Use the silverware tray in the dishwasher. Also good for small gun parts.
Is the significant other ok with that? Boresnakes clean up well in the washer as long as they are in a lingerie bag. If not they tend to become wrapped around the impeller. The washer has a unique smell afterwards.
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It is astonishing what men leave in their pockets. Cash, old grand dad’s pocket watch, cigarette lighters, pocket knives, lip stick cases, cocktail napkins with phone numbers, business cards, jewelry, more besides.
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yeah, not the best way to wash your spare mag and ammo. It dried up nicely in the dryer though. Thats when I heard a couple rounds that came out of the mag rattling around. I ended up shooting all of them at the range, every one of them went bang, which is nice.
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It is astonishing what men leave in their pockets. Cash, old grand dad’s pocket watch, cigarette lighters, pocket knives, lip stick cases, cocktail napkins with phone numbers, business cards, jewelry, more besides.
Was your previous employment at a Chinese Laundry or as the hat check girl at the nightclub?
Posts: 17697 | Location: Stuck at home | Registered: January 02, 2015
My agency bought us all fancy shirts with pen pockets on the sleeves. It took one load of blue-stained clothes for me to decide that the convenience of the pen pockets wasn't worth the potential hassle.
Originally posted by Pipe Smoker: I always check my pockets twice. Once when I put my jeans into the hamper, and again when I put ‘em into the washer. An overlooked Kleenex makes for such a mess.
Chewing tobacco makes an even bigger mess.
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