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I hate ironing.
In preparation for our vacation I thought I start ironing some shirts and stuff. I am one of those persons that hate ironing and therefore once clothes are washed they get folded and stacked away somewhere in the closet. When I intend to wear something I will therefore have to iron it first. But to me that seems to be the most perfect solution to avoid unnecessary ironing... Anyway, after my friend (who applies the same strategy with his clothes...) had started to iron the stupid electric iron stopped working after only three shirts. Is it only us or is this a general "feature" built in every iron that they simply do not work that long...? I mean, this one (a Siemens make) used to serve us for quite some time now but still it's only one of several we have bought the last years. They should last longer than just a few months but on the other hand what is still built for eternity? It's a shame.
But hey, that saved me from ironing for today ;-)
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But accurately observed: Almost all day-to-day items we buy today get crappier and crappier and don't last too long. Happened with a once expensive BOSCH iron, which broke exactly after the warranty had run out... Really makes you wonder, whether they build "time bombs" into these things... urrrgggg. (now I got a 20 EUR thingy from Tchibo and it's just as great as the other thing, that once cost me around 120 EUR...)
Happy Ironing!
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