...Try deciphering the hieroglyphics on the front of the clothes washer!
I've never seen an appliance quite so confusing to operate. It's like we're in Tokyo, not Bristol. (I mean, they speak English here, right? What's up with all the the symbols?)
There is one button whose symbol can only sanely be interpreted as "1/2 bucket / wavey lines". So although that makes little sense to me though trial and error I did learn that it will not dry unless that button is pushed. What "1/2 bucket" has to do with it I have no idea.
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There is one button whose symbol can only sanely be interpreted as
ReplyDelete"1/2 bucket / wavey lines". So although that makes little sense to me though trial and error I did learn that it will not dry unless that button is pushed. What "1/2 bucket" has to do with it I have no idea.
I think you use buttons 6 and 11 when you want blooming flowers AND snow.
ReplyDeleteKC, you = funny.
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