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The washing didn't feel or smell right as it came out of the machine. It was sticky and smelled 'soapy'.......

Yes, I did the classic of putting conditioner in the soap ball and soap in the conditioner compartment. I was also heating soup at the time and as we all know, multi-tasking is not a man thing.

It is all back in the machine for another go but with the right fluids in the right places.

Could've been worse, the soup could've gone in the machine and you might have had Lenor for lunch

Jo

I just sling a liqui-tab into the drum! Far less complicated, and never interferes with me soup making

If I can't find anything, I'm always told to look in the fridge first

Food, you know,

JanB wrote:If I can't find anything, I'm always told to look in the fridge first

Many (and I mean many) yearsr back when still living in SA I had two kittens. One day I came home and Bonnie was missing; they were still young and hadn't been neutered yet so confined to the flat so I knew she couldn't have gone far. I searched absolutely everywhere and yes, inside the fridge was one place I looked as well

Turns out she managed to get out a small gap where the window was open and fell out - thank goodness some kids found her and gave her to the couple that was managing the block of flats and she held on to her for me until I got home.

But yes .... I did look in the oddest places


Sorry - slight topic deviation (rather huge deviation)

meriad wrote:Sorry - slight topic deviation (rather huge deviation)

No probs

I remember Becky being heartbroken when she could not find Mr Fluffy, her favourite teddy.

Ages later I am in the freezer and "what's this?", Mr Fluffy in a plastic bag.

Mum had heard that you could kill dust mites by putting soft toys in the freezer before giving them a good wash....... then she forgot!

Poor Becky - did Mr Fluffy recover from his frozen ordeal

Of course he did, he had a nice warm bath and a good blow dry and was left to sleep by the fire..

We were not totally cruel parents.