Dyson products are great but way too overpriced for the average homeowner.
They're a luxury item. Whirlpool washing machines are excellant - and they
come with a 10 year free parts warranty.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Smith, Graham - Computing Technician
> [mailto:Graham.Smith at it-tallaght.ie]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 11:11 AM
> To: ILUG Social (E-mail)
> Subject: RE: [ILUG-Social] home appliances help needed!
>>> Just buy decent brands - Miele and Bosch and other quality
> brand stuff that wont have poor uptimes.
>> If you are filthy rich or a tad nerdy you could get one
> of those internet fridges (they cost as much as a small car)
>> I'd be happy once a fridge/freezer can hold plenty of beer,
> frozen pizza and a selection of goodies from Marks & Spencer's
> food department (Although if you can afford a lot of M&S food you
> could probably afford the internet fridge).
>> I kinda wouldnt mind one of those ice maker things on the front also.
>> Washing machines... hmm only one choice really - Dyson - their
> stuff is cool - expensive too but they look the biz and use lots
> of innovative technology and ideas etc.
>> I presume in a few years when IPV6 is commonplace everything will
> be networkable. A toaster however will still come with only 2
> settings:
> untoasted and cremated.
>> G.
> ___________________________
> Graham Smith,
> Network Administrator,
> Department of Computing,
> Institute of Technology,
> Tallaght, Dublin 24
> Phone: + 353 (01) 4042840
>> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joe Desbonnet [mailto:joe at galway.net]
> Sent: 11 February 2002 18:05
> To: social at linux.ie> Subject: [ILUG-Social] home appliances help needed!
>>> I know this is a little (ok .. lightyears) off topic, but
> might make some
> interesting discussion.
>> I've spec'ed lots of interesting things in the past, from
> servers to laser
> parts, but I'm having great difficulty with two home
> appliances: Fidges and
> Washing machines.
>> The only feature that seems to differenciate washing machines
> is their price
> and the coolness of their consoles. I've found one with a
> really flashy
> console (electroluminescent display with lots of buttons:
>http://www.galway.net/tmp/washingmachine.jpg ) But what else
> should I look
> out for? Auto-iron does not seem to feature on any of the
> models I've looked
> at :(
>> Also anything I should look out for in fridges and electric ovens ?
>> I think I'll manage the toaster on my own :)
>>> Joe.
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