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squirelpoo | 17:54 Sat 28th Oct 2006 | How it Works
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i found they were crap they just ended up in a squished ball at the bottom of the machine used them twice then chucked them out in the bin where they belong lol
16:29 Sun 29th Oct 2006
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and it was nothing to do with the machine it was brand new and expensive
19:22 Sun 29th Oct 2006
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my wife gave me one. tasted horrible and didn't work !!
what?????
23:08 Mon 30th Oct 2006
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Most decent detergents contain Polycarboxylates ... exactly the same ingredient that you will find is the key component in ..... CALGON !!
23:38 Sat 04th Nov 2006
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I wonder how they claim this.....seals, heating elements and things that come into contact with water will understandably benefit. but all of my machines have gone with bearings, programmers and mechanical bits.are they magic perhaps?
22:35 Mon 06th Nov 2006

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