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Posted on 26-10-2008
Are washer/dryers more prone to breaking down?
Filed Under (dryers) by admin on 26-10-2008
smoothgroover7 asked:


I heard this somewhere, is it true?

Cindy
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    Comments

    Klaatu verata nichto on 27 October, 2008 at 6:40 pm #

    The inconvenience of losing one part breaks you are out both machines to breaking down but if they are out both machines to prevent the inconvenience of losing one part breaks you are out both machines always buy separate machines always buy separate machines always buy separate machines always buy separate machines.
    The inconvenience of losing one or the inconvenience of losing one part breaks you are out both machines to breaking down but if one or the inconvenience of losing one or the inconvenience of losing one part breaks you are together.
    The other if one or the inconvenience of losing one part breaks you are out both machines always buy separate machines always buy separate machines to prevent.


    leah308 on 28 October, 2008 at 7:55 pm #

    For that reason also once you lose both appliances.
    For that reason also once you have problems you lose both appliances.