Pet Peeves?
#781
Re: Pet Peeves?
That's another peeve....tyres that cost a fortune...and I'm not even talking about decent Nokian tyres, just crappy Coopers....and they last absolutely sod all time.
The fact that it costs $100 to switch a set of tyres over to winter tyres in MA, when it costs about $30 up in Maine...we don't bother with winter studs anymore, can't afford them either and they cost even more than regular tyres down our way, almost $200 a pop can FOAD.
#782
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Joined: Feb 2009
Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
Posts: 49,598
Re: Pet Peeves?
Damn....your tyres are cheap.
That's another peeve....tyres that cost a fortune...and I'm not even talking about decent Nokian tyres, just crappy Coopers....and they last absolutely sod all time.
The fact that it costs $100 to switch a set of tyres over to winter tyres in MA, when it costs about $30 up in Maine...we don't bother with winter studs anymore, can't afford them either and they cost even more than regular tyres down our way, almost $200 a pop can FOAD.
That's another peeve....tyres that cost a fortune...and I'm not even talking about decent Nokian tyres, just crappy Coopers....and they last absolutely sod all time.
The fact that it costs $100 to switch a set of tyres over to winter tyres in MA, when it costs about $30 up in Maine...we don't bother with winter studs anymore, can't afford them either and they cost even more than regular tyres down our way, almost $200 a pop can FOAD.
#783
Re: Pet Peeves?
The dishes don't look any cleaner, not only is crap still found on the plates, other crap that does infact look like something that has climbed out of a toilet gets smeared over the things.
As for the cans....stupid ends don't fit into the cans and crushing them is a hassle, plus in our town dump, you slot cans into a tube thingy, much like with drink can recycling, so they can't be crushed.
As for the cans....stupid ends don't fit into the cans and crushing them is a hassle, plus in our town dump, you slot cans into a tube thingy, much like with drink can recycling, so they can't be crushed.
#785
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Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Is your 5/14 ones you agree with me on, or are you worried you met 5 of my peeve criteria? I wouldn't be too concerned, you're not even on my 'shit list' anyway
#786
Re: Pet Peeves?
Oh the day has only just begun...
Car battery registering a whopping 70 crank amps...when the car needs 500 in a cold start....and it's supposed to put out 590.....and being one month past the replacement warranty....exactly a month come Monday.
Someone using my tea mug for anything other than tea...and dropping it, it's metal, but now it's wonky and won't stand up straight.
That eeking dishwasher, again...what is the point of rinse aid anyone? I really could have just put the dishes in the toilet, taken a gigantic shit, flushed and still ended up with cleaner looking dishes.
Canned food....that can't quite stack properly....even worse when they're empty and you can't slide them into other cans, so taking up a huge amount of space in the recycling bin.
Car battery registering a whopping 70 crank amps...when the car needs 500 in a cold start....and it's supposed to put out 590.....and being one month past the replacement warranty....exactly a month come Monday.
Someone using my tea mug for anything other than tea...and dropping it, it's metal, but now it's wonky and won't stand up straight.
That eeking dishwasher, again...what is the point of rinse aid anyone? I really could have just put the dishes in the toilet, taken a gigantic shit, flushed and still ended up with cleaner looking dishes.
Canned food....that can't quite stack properly....even worse when they're empty and you can't slide them into other cans, so taking up a huge amount of space in the recycling bin.
#787
Re: Pet Peeves?
My dishwasher is really good, apart from being noisy as hell. Never have to rinse anything before putting it in, everything comes out clean as a whistle. Occasionally, a sharp knife will still have food stuck to it and I'll have to do it manually. My mother-in-law still insists on washing everything before putting it in the dishwasher though, even her brand new one.
#788
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Joined: Jul 2007
Location: North Norfolk and northern New York State
Posts: 14,540
Re: Pet Peeves?
My dishwasher is really good, apart from being noisy as hell. Never have to rinse anything before putting it in, everything comes out clean as a whistle. Occasionally, a sharp knife will still have food stuck to it and I'll have to do it manually. My mother-in-law still insists on washing everything before putting it in the dishwasher though, even her brand new one.
#789
Re: Pet Peeves?
Try running CLR through the dishwasher a few times. Mine was 13 years old and wasn't cleaning properly...CLR sorted it out. You can buy it at most supermarkets.
#790
Re: Pet Peeves?
My dishwasher is really good, apart from being noisy as hell. Never have to rinse anything before putting it in, everything comes out clean as a whistle. Occasionally, a sharp knife will still have food stuck to it and I'll have to do it manually. My mother-in-law still insists on washing everything before putting it in the dishwasher though, even her brand new one.
#791
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Joined: Feb 2009
Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Bloody thing crapped out and flooded our kitchen six months after we bought the place and I haven't been arsed getting it fixed since. Haven't looked back
#794
Re: Pet Peeves?
Giving the dishwasher a run through with the goop now, hope it fixes it and this can then be one peeve I could let go