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Thank you for this video and the idea! I found that the vinyl siding clips work perfectly, and I already had them for the perfect upcycle!

I prefer standard footbed, I have a wider foot

Nobody is measuring temps...

I have exactly the same problem, i have a bucket of lint

Home girl just has a fat foot

It’s unfortunate you can’t get this flavour anymore. First (when Nestle made this jelly, until 2005), the peach flavour was discontinued, now *this* flavour. On top of that, why was this jelly being confused with the non-chocolate confectionery, that Nestle makes? (I’m aware this was why, in 2005, Hartley’s now made this jelly) I always thought this jelly was, like, based on Nestle’s non-chocolate confectionery. My other four favourite flavours were lemon, lime, orange and blackcurrant.

i’ve got loads of dryers i’ve received for fix or sell and 80% of dryers have gotten fluff inside no matter the brand, even bosch unfortunately but a lot of people ignore either the vent or condensers that need cleaning!

We have the Breville Hot Cup. Great product apart from the disappointing water temperature which is not really hot enough for tea. I think the product would be great for an elderly person however as it’s much safer than using a kettle. The emergency “Stop” flow is also very effective in preventing overflows, should the dispense quantity setting not be set to the right value by the user.

Thank you for your review, I almost bought one but luckily I came across your review.

There are all sorts of flavoured jellies are blackcurrant, orange 🍊, lemon 🍋, lime, strawberry 🍓, raspberry, pineapple 🍍 and perhaps 🤔 other types of flavoured jellies. The jellies have a nice 👌 taste 👅 and are puddings after the savoury meals 🥘 🍽️. Jellies are a good 👍 sweet taste. So what if jellies could perhaps 🤔 be bad for people’s health. I mix jellies with ice cream 🍨 🍦 or cream. I eat jelly from a bowl 🍲. Jellies are mixed with hot 🥵 and cold 🥶 water 💧. 👍👍👍

Can't speak for the Breville, but the Andrew James' Cook's Professional is PATHETIC. It will only dispense one average mug, before cutting out, so you have to give it a few minutes to coo; itself down before starting another. If you wanted to serve just 4 mugs of tea or coffee, it would take you the best part of half an hour. Also, after less than a year, it's "tired" and cutting out earlier and earlier, each day. Got this last Christmas and will be surprised if it sees me beyond this coming one (it's late September, now). There's just me (NOT a family of four) and it can't keep up with just one person who only uses it for hot drinks throughout the day. Whenever guests arrive, I have to dig out the old kettle I was hoping this heap of junk was going to retire.

Have exactly the same problem, thank you for the video and for sharing. Indesits response is disgusting . Did you get any further correspondence from them?

Birkenstock states that different styles have different fit - I don't understand the point of this video?

Hotpoint, Whirlpool and Indesit Vented, Condenser and Heat Pump Tumble Dryers now in 2023 onwards now have a purse fluff or lint filter The Zanussi Tumble Dryer you purchased also had a purse lint filter. Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Zanussi and Indesit are excellent makes on all their appliances so are all the other appliance makes aswell such as Hoover, Candy, Beko and many more.

Ah that's great, you're a star. We had one of these delivered yesterday & have been scratching our heads about fixing it. 😊

11:00 can you give me details of where you got the hooks and their model number please. Looks just what we want for our gain fly screen. I take it its successful 😊

Since this video randomly popped up into my feed even though I am in the US, the only conclusion I have for the excessive lint accumulation is because of the positive airflow design (pushes air through the heating element, drum, lint filter). Positive airflow dryers tend to accumulate lint fairly quickly since the drum is pressurized and anywhere lint and air can escape, it will since it isn’t a 100% seal. Negative airflow dryers (pulls air through the heating element, drum, and through the lint filter) don’t accumulate lint nearly as fast since the drum isn’t pressurized and rather is under a slight vacuum which will result in little to no lint buildup.

We bought the Breville about 2!/2 years ago. They dispense about 300ml of warm water - not really hot enough for tea - but bearable (just). After about 2 years it started to double heat/dispense water so - following the instructions - i descaled it two or three times with no improvement. As it was out of guarantee i stripped it down (i'm an engineer) - the on/off switch was heavily corroded so i cleaned it and saw that the contacts were heavily pitted. I reassembled the kettle and it worked ok but I wanted to replace the switch. Contacted Breville and their reply was that there were no user serviceable parts in the kettle ! If i'd been given the switch (cost to them probably 10p) i could have changed it in 2 minutes. Saw ASDA's own brand on sale for £25 - so bought one of them and binned the Breville. Sofar the ASDA model performs better dispenses more water which is hotter.

Sounds like China to me.

Is the water safe to consume after left in the plastic container than processed through the machine? That is the safety issue.

We also have a completely contained lint trap; be warned, smaller particles will still get through and collect underneath the trap, and further into the pipe. Ours was completely blocked with sodden, heavy lint. The only solution is 6 monthly pull out, remove vent pipe and pull out lint from rear of machine as well as hooking out under the lint trap. If it's dry use a hoover pipe. As is with all things, regular maintenance is key.

I have an Indesit IDV75UK tumble dryer that "has been fixed" by Whirlpool (who own Indesit). Yet I find lint all around the outer of the drum and the bottom of the machine, even large clumps on the heating elemant. Luckily, I have caught this in time before any fire. My thoughts are now that Whirlpool hasn't done enough to stop the risk of a fire. It needs a metal box to capture the lint that can be hoovered out every now and then

The soles are different lengths because they’re different styles. But the footbeds are the same size.

Yes, you are 100% correct. Our tumble dryer went on fire. Thankfully no one hurt, but Currys and Whirlpool (indesit) deny all liability. Unbelievable

Thank you for the video. I wish indesit should redesign their traps cause my dryer started smoking I turned it off.

what have you grow over the netting please. I have been looking for so long for something to camoflage ugly tank so this looks good.

Does the original pictured here fit you? What if you had gone a size up on the Florida? It isn’t just the heel cup, the shoe just looks way too small for you.

Looks very similar to the Cooks Professional Hot Water Dispenser (which I've just ordered). Would have been a better design, safety wise, had they used a switch which the user had to keep pressed down while dispensing. It'll certainly be interesting to see if the Cooks Professional Hot Water Dispenser has the same issue. In anycase a hot water dispenser is safer for me to use, than a kettle, due to health issues affecting my hands.

All the lint does not get caught with the double trap. I have an indesit dryer and I empty the trap every time I use it. There is no surplus falling down after single use!

They sent you narrow footbed, not regular footbed

How are they after 2 years?

Thanks for the video. I have the exact machine at the begining of the video and a few years after I bought it Currys contacted me to say that an engineer will be arriving at my home to modify the dryer because of a potential fire hazard fault. The arrived to do the work but they modified something at the back inside the machine. The lint trap at the front is still the same though. This modification was done 5 years ago.

What is the name of the things you stick on double glazing

The shopping bag trick is genius 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I have exactly the same problem (and exactly the same fly screen) and was scratching my head for how to fit it, thanks so much for posting this. I'll get some of those hooks ordered. :-)

With a dog bowl 🍲 😂

I bought an alarm from the Royal Society for the Blind, which is placed on the side of the cup/jug, the water sets off the alarm when it reaches the sensors, you still have to switch off the machine manually, obviously, but at least the alarm alerts you. No puddles.

Great video...just what I was looking for, just bought two for our conservatory, and I don't what to drill holes either...

I agree. Terrible

Great idea 👏🙌

How is it easy to walk away from something that is dispensing hot water? Would you walk away from a bath and leave the taps running? It clearly states there is no auto cutoff and it has to be done manually when the level required is reached!

Hello, I am conducting a MSc project in natural flood management, and I am looking at Lampeter as a place to redesign the current flood management plan. I will be redesinging the area and conducting research in to the response from the people of Lampeter. I would love to chat to you about your experiences with flooding.

does the breville heat all the water in the tank each time or just enough for a couple of cups ?

I've just had my 12 year old Hotpoint tumble replaced with a new one cause of a fire hazard and the single side lint trap hope you get it sorted and they send you a new one x

A beautiful Rott!

I have a narrow heel, a high arch, and need a wide toe area. My preference is the soft footbed.

i began to experience foot discomfort when i gained alot of weight and i decided to lose some weight. really hard to find good sandals.

We have hotpoint and has the same trap, but there is still lint escaping past the trap

I bought one of these in 2018. From new it had the "green sticker" which the makers claim means it has been modified to address the fluff issue. It has only ever been used on the low heat setting. Also, to make it clear, the lint filter has always been cleaned after every use of the dryer, and the machine had (until now) never been opened up. It stopped heating this week and when I turned it to the high heat setting (which switches in an additional element) I soon got a scorching smell. I followed on line instructions for opening the case etc. to look at the element. The main case (i.e. the area within the outer cabinet surrounding the rotating drum) had a huge quantity of fluff and lint accumulated, and this blocked a Henry vacuum several times when sucking it all out. As to the heater, the dryer draws air from the interior of the case and so had obviously been sucking in lint-laden air and blowing it through the heater. The coils of the element that had been used were clear, but those of the element that had not been used were blocked with lint which was then scorching when that element was turned on. To effect a temporary measure, I thoroughly cleared all of the lint from the entire machine, cleared out the "high heat" element, and disconnected and removed the other element. (I work manufacturing heating elements so do know what I am doing). The element had not failed due to age or use, but had short-circuited to the case with what appears to be an enamelled piece of metal wire - which has legend stamped on it. What purpose that serves I know not but it had been in there from new and must have moved or corroded or something. So what do I do now. The experience of others of having difficulty with the manufacturers suggests that I am best to buy a new machine manufactured by someone else, throw this one way, and never ever again buy anything made by Indesit or anything else that has anything to do with Whirlpool. On the face of it, there is an underlying problem that has not been addressed. I conduct R&D with elements at work for my own benefit - I do not run risks at home for the benefit of multi-national corporations.

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