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OK so my parents hav gone away 4 hol leavin me 2 fend for myself...WASHING MACHINE..a white object that sits in my kitchen and magically cleans clothes...this is so wrong! ITS HARD...what goes with what..then you have to do the correct heat..conditioner..setting...spin...trouble was i couldnt even open the bloody handle i went red in the face pulling and nearly broke the handle! MUM COME BACK...or handy tips would help???
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Use the rosebud cheat to get enough money, then you don't have to go to a job in the morning, so you can work on your housewife skills.
This is done by spanking your sim's husband repeatedly. After about two hours of repetition, you get spanky clean clothes.
This is done by spanking your sim's husband repeatedly. After about two hours of repetition, you get spanky clean clothes.
anyone else gettin a vision in there head? 2 hours from now, lil ginge walks into kitchen to get out washing and discovers it would now only fit barbie. anyone else see it? anyone?
Miserableman wrote:
> Washing machines look really complicated until you realise there's
> only one setting that matters, and it is 'wash at 40 degrees'. All you
> need to do is put the clothes in (I actually forgot this bit once),
> put the washing powder and softrinse in the correct places in the
> little drawer (usually the powder goes in the middle, or the largest
> compartment of the drawer, and the liquid softrinse goes in something
> that looks like a drainer), shut the drawer up, turn the dial/press
> the button to activate it on 'normal wash at 40 degrees' and as long
> as its turned on it should start. Two hours later you go and get your
> clean clothes.
>
> If the door won't open then the washing machine is holding it shut,
> don't force it. Maybe it's halfway through its cycle, or it might have
> recently finished (mine holds it shut for a few minutes afterwards)/
thankyou very much thats helped bundles X
> Washing machines look really complicated until you realise there's
> only one setting that matters, and it is 'wash at 40 degrees'. All you
> need to do is put the clothes in (I actually forgot this bit once),
> put the washing powder and softrinse in the correct places in the
> little drawer (usually the powder goes in the middle, or the largest
> compartment of the drawer, and the liquid softrinse goes in something
> that looks like a drainer), shut the drawer up, turn the dial/press
> the button to activate it on 'normal wash at 40 degrees' and as long
> as its turned on it should start. Two hours later you go and get your
> clean clothes.
>
> If the door won't open then the washing machine is holding it shut,
> don't force it. Maybe it's halfway through its cycle, or it might have
> recently finished (mine holds it shut for a few minutes afterwards)/
thankyou very much thats helped bundles X
He he he!
Leave him to figure it out for himself!
Leave him to figure it out for himself!
Washing machines look really complicated until you realise there's only one setting that matters, and it is 'wash at 40 degrees'. All you need to do is put the clothes in (I actually forgot this bit once), put the washing powder and softrinse in the correct places in the little drawer (usually the powder goes in the middle, or the largest compartment of the drawer, and the liquid softrinse goes in something that looks like a drainer), shut the drawer up, turn the dial/press the button to activate it on 'normal wash at 40 degrees' and as long as its turned on it should start. Two hours later you go and get your clean clothes.
If the door won't open then the washing machine is holding it shut, don't force it. Maybe it's halfway through its cycle, or it might have recently finished (mine holds it shut for a few minutes afterwards)/
If the door won't open then the washing machine is holding it shut, don't force it. Maybe it's halfway through its cycle, or it might have recently finished (mine holds it shut for a few minutes afterwards)/
thanx
Long day, I'll get progressively less friendly over the next 15 minutes until I leave.
:( thats just wrong
Lil ginge wrote:
> beards there is no need for such a comment...in truth how often do you
> do the washing!
I wasn't referring to the described problem.
> beards there is no need for such a comment...in truth how often do you
> do the washing!
I wasn't referring to the described problem.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Call social services.
> You can get a new mum ..... for free*
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> *Excluding VAT.
GB: could i walk away with her today?
FFF: yes you could
> Call social services.
> You can get a new mum ..... for free*
>
>
>
>
>
> *Excluding VAT.
GB: could i walk away with her today?
FFF: yes you could
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