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What about the "poor man's washer" as we used to call it - the bath!
I rmember our daughter moaning about having to bring her washing to ours everyday (or should that have beenus moaning at her lol) I aske dif she had a bath in her flat to which she answered yes. So why not use that then i asked
"What!!!!!
Are you crazy? ? ? I can't do washing in the bath!!!!" It might have been easier to ask her to rob the local banks one after another. I might have got a better response
I remember when we were first posted to Germany and I didn't have a washer. I was 8 months pregnant and had a 1 year old as well. Had to do all the washing in the bath and dry them on a clothes horse. Best part was having to hubby's combat uniform and sqeezing the water out using the hand rails on the bath. They weighed an absolute ton when dry never mind when wet!
Carol
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