It's funny how it is continually surprising to find new versions of the same thing. For instance, I've been very delighted that we have a washing machine and dryer here, but boy that dryer gives me fits. I just can't figure it out. I haven't been overly concerned, as I knew I would be air drying as much as possible to save on electricity bills. So I basically have been using it as a 10-minute fluff-cycle for my towels (Air-dried towel commiseration, anyone? So crunchy!). But today, during a fluffing session, the machine started cursing me and telling me I needed to "vider réservoir." So, turns out that the dryer has a tank that fills up with water/moisture and when it gets too full, you have to empty it. On the dryer! Did you know about this phenomenon in the laundering world?
Same thing, just a little different.
Hi Anna I have been reading your blog and is nice to read about your family moving to France and seeing that transition. Thanks for sharing .
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I like the French paper clips.
ReplyDeleteNo, I have never heard of a dryer doing such! Interesting. Good luck!
That is SO strange.
ReplyDeleteI love the french paper clips so much more than our lame rounded ones! :)
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Hihihihihihihi...welcome to French dryers! Cracked me up with this one. I was in the South last year with some Americans and they kept complaining about their dryer. I had to go and show them how it worked. At least you have one, most people don't. I just use mine for towels (I confess, I like them fluffy!).
ReplyDeleteHihihihihihihi...welcome to French dryers! Cracked me up with this one. I was in the South last year with some Americans and they kept complaining about their dryer. I had to go and show them how it worked. At least you have one, most people don't. I just use mine for towels (I confess, I like them fluffy!).
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