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Washing a Continental quilt /Duvet in a Washing machine! By following the advice below, you can prolong the life of your washing machine, improve the results of your wash. |
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Washing a Continental quilt / Duvet can cause major damage to your washing machine by putting excessive strain on your washing machine and the possibility of causing a unbalanced load.
It would not clean properly? Even if your machine doesn't become totally unbalanced, the Continental quilt /Duvet would not clean properly, because it would completely fill the drum leaving no space to fall into when the drum tumbles. Apart from damaging the inner drum and drum bearings, they can also short circuit the motor. " Good advice is never wash a Continental quilt /Duvet in your washing machine, take it to your local laundrette and machine wash it there." |
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Is your machine very noisy, or not spinning? If you've washed a Continental quilt /Duvet in your washing machine, and the drum is making a noise on the last spin, or is not spinning? Call our Engineer, before you do too much damage! Our fixed labour charge for a repair is £40.00, plus any parts required. We don't charge VAT. This price remains fixed and is not based on an hourly rate – it is one simple cost which covers your repair whether we complete it on the first call or have to come back another day if parts need to be ordered. Unlike some other repair businesses, we say fixed and we mean exactly that – there are no hidden extras apart from the cost of the part which we identify and quote to you when we carry out the initial inspection.
We
maintain a
" No Call-out
Charge
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policy, which simply means if we call to your
home to carry out repairs to your appliance – but for one reason or another we're
unable to repair your appliance, there will be no charge. We accept:
Call: 0151 2812526
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