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Discussion in '☋ Dumaguete City ☋' started by Broadside, Jun 9, 2011.

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  1. Broadside

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    Decided to buy a new washing machine, so I went to Robinsons Applicance Centre. Ye Gods.:eek: What they had on display seemed so antiquated that they could have been museum pieces. All of them top-loaders, some with separate spinners. They might have been state-of-the-art 40 years ago, but in todays world.......?

    Can anyone please point me in the right direction to find a supplier who offers a choice of new, modern, front loading machines ?? I'm fed up with taking my undies down to the river and bashing them on a rock.:D

    Roger
     
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    Roger, an alternative will be available soon:

    Self Washing Underwear - When all else has failed, the lazy and hygienically challenged bachelor can turn to the wonders of science. Believe it or not there is soon to be a self washing fabric so you'll never have to wash your underwear! There's also a new spray on underwear designed for professional athletes that will will eventually be available to the public soon.
     
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    Rodge, you know the time-difference between here and Europe is about 7 hours ... and 40 years, so you got probably the up-to-date and latest models available.

    For that "futuristic models" you probably need a trip to Cebu.
     
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    I got a new washing machine! 1000php per month and SHE works great!
     
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    As a former sailor, I stopped wearing them 20 years ago, i think that's the future.:D
    Ron
     
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    If I remember correctly, I saw front loading Washing machines at Centrum Appliances...
     
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    I've seen that model, costs about P100 per day to feed them though!

    Larry
     
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    What do u feed them???
     
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    Broadside, I bought my LG top loading machine at robinsons about 3 months ago. Does a good job and no problems with it. It was about 11K pesos from memory.

    Don't get a washing machine with metal housings here. They rust out and put rust all over your clothes. Salt water and humidity for too much for them.

    Cheers,
    Mark
     
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    As a former marine, I always wore 2 pairs plus a jock strap whenever there were sailors about. :D
     
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