Speaker 1: The Christian Connor Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Patsy's seen the lights. She's converted to something. She's coming
Speaker 2: this morning raving about a new thing at home.
Speaker 3: I will not go back Jack.
Speaker 4: There's no sounds like a great feature. I will not
Speaker 4: go back Jack.
Speaker 3: The best thing since sliced bread are the little satchels
Speaker 3: of washing detergent that you know, the capsules like you
Speaker 3: have for the dishwasher, but it's for your laundry. Have
Speaker 3: you used those?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they've been around for like, like, I know, what
Speaker 2: have you come back with that?
Speaker 4: They're called satchels.
Speaker 3: That's what you worry, little pillows of delight. They're fantastic.
Speaker 5: I'll go one better. If you don't want to go backwards,
Speaker 5: maybe you can come forward to the strip that you
Speaker 5: just peel off and you put in the middle of
Speaker 5: what is this strip?
Speaker 4: I tried that now, I tried that. It fell on.
Speaker 4: It felt like I was giving myself a bikini wax
Speaker 4: or something. It's not right.
Speaker 5: It's like a little piece of paper.
Speaker 2: Now I think it's not gonna it's not going to
Speaker 2: clean the teenage clothes. That little gossamer panty that you
Speaker 2: put in there basically isn't going to clean.
Speaker 5: Up be spewing, pooing everywhere any please.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's like a whaffer things sort of little thing.
Speaker 4: You put it in there.
Speaker 5: You can't believe that it will clean.
Speaker 4: It's like a g string.
Speaker 5: It's everything. How it's described to me is like imagine
Speaker 5: your liquid detertion.
Speaker 4: Wait did you get this off Instagram?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: See you are why the algorithm exists. They have some
Speaker 2: kind of mouth breathing consumer. They go, this is Jack Post.
Speaker 2: He wants to buy something. What are we going to
Speaker 2: sell him today?
Speaker 5: But every clunky, like liquid detertionent clunk clos Yeah, you
Speaker 5: spill it everywhere us.
Speaker 2: It is also it is messy. What I've seen the light.
Speaker 2: What we're now using is have you seen these real refills?
Speaker 2: So we use omer right, you get this, I think
Speaker 2: it's a half a liter bottle. You top up your
Speaker 2: big that big daddy one, you know, massive fives whatever,
Speaker 2: chugging that and then you top it up with water,
Speaker 2: So half a litera makes two liters.
Speaker 4: It's like cordial for your washing machine.
Speaker 3: It's still messy, though, isn't it.
Speaker 4: It is mess and.
Speaker 5: You're you're doing all the too much liquid outside because
Speaker 5: what is happening in the washing machine.
Speaker 2: Am I still shoveling coal into my Basically I'm clove palmer,
Speaker 2: aren't I.
Speaker 5: They're adding the water, so all you need to put
Speaker 5: is deterchit. And what they make with these little strips
Speaker 5: is they've got all the detergents squished it down into
Speaker 5: a little piece of paper.
Speaker 2: I can see. This is what you become an adult.
Speaker 2: This is the closest we get to joy, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Talking about domestic products, I'll.
Speaker 5: Tell you this. The liquid detergent felt like I always
Speaker 5: got to run out and get liquid detertionent. I got
Speaker 5: one hundred and eighty bucks of the strips. Wow, I
Speaker 5: haven't gone to buy new detertion in over a year.
Speaker 4: Right now, that is that's that is good. That's a
Speaker 4: selling point. Now might be saying, would you get those
Speaker 4: you don't think they do the job? Patsy, Well, you
Speaker 4: know you happy with those satchels.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't think the satchels would do the job.
Speaker 3: I thought, you know, because I like put maybe three
Speaker 3: capfuls of stuff in. I like well, I like my
Speaker 3: whites brce, but.
Speaker 4: We like the fish to breathe streams. So then I
Speaker 4: have just put on a loader.
Speaker 5: It's like that bubble room from.
Speaker 2: Like dolphins, blowholes getting clogged up because you were doing
Speaker 2: your mixed fabrics wash.
Speaker 3: But now I've got these others and they I might maybe.
Speaker 5: Coming out chalk.
Speaker 4: They got that horrible residues too much.
Speaker 3: They smell beautiful. I've got a great front loader that
Speaker 3: rinses properly, and but I'm going to try these strips.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like.
Speaker 4: They've got a front load of two per I love
Speaker 4: that front.
Speaker 5: I feel like the pods is a stepping stone to strips.
Speaker 5: And now I've just had a cordial front loader. I
Speaker 5: have to come. I've said it on the show before,
Speaker 5: but I went. Top loader is better. Dries the clothes
Speaker 5: before you even put them in the dryer. Put them
Speaker 5: on then yes, there is close cloth throws the water off,
Speaker 5: the clothes almost dry.
Speaker 4: I don't want such a violent action.
Speaker 3: I like her centrifuge the guarty clothes, and it puts
Speaker 3: too many creases in them.
Speaker 5: Jack, the guy who came to fix our front loader, said,
Speaker 5: I go to frontloaders all the time. They every three
Speaker 5: years they're breaking down a top loader.
Speaker 4: Wake up, sheep, I never see them.
Speaker 5: You have a toploader from the nineteen fifties.
Speaker 4: And it's get out of there. There's no way.
Speaker 2: Okay, colder. Now you've seen the light. You used to
Speaker 2: use detergent or whatever new thing you've got, which you
Speaker 2: can be as enthusiastic as we have about ours.
Speaker 4: You've seen the light. What is your conversion? This is
Speaker 4: the Christian o'comel show podcast.
Speaker 2: Patsy's seen the light. No more pouring the detergent into
Speaker 2: a washing machine. She's gone to capsules. I'm very excited about.
Speaker 2: It's a brave new one for Patsy. Jackie Boy, you
Speaker 2: don't do any of the capsules.
Speaker 5: I think the capsule is a stepping stone to the.
Speaker 3: Strips, which is the gateway drug.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's all the detergents squished down into a paper
Speaker 5: like strip and then the water adds in the washing machine.
Speaker 4: Karens Is emails.
Speaker 2: You were talking about your top loader, jack and Patsy
Speaker 2: and I got frontloaders.
Speaker 4: Christian. I have to agree with Jackie Boy regard on
Speaker 4: the top load of washing machine.
Speaker 2: Had mine for about twenty five years, only two minor
Speaker 2: and inexpensive repairs, and that was it doesn't wreck the
Speaker 2: clothes and doesn't go wandering around the laundry some I've
Speaker 2: never seen my front loader suddenly going down the street.
Speaker 5: Ida the front loader used to walk. Yep, William.
Speaker 3: You can adjust the legs on it. You can screw
Speaker 3: them down.
Speaker 5: No, but it's so it's like and.
Speaker 4: Then there is that rattle just the top loader not running.
Speaker 4: It has itself get out of its sign a whisper mode.
Speaker 4: They all make a hell of a noise.
Speaker 2: It's so hard as well, because we put washes on
Speaker 2: the evening and he sat down and watching a TV
Speaker 2: show and there's like a dramatic pause. There's as it's
Speaker 2: doing that rint cycle or whatever.
Speaker 4: All right, you've seen the loight. What if you converted
Speaker 4: to deb? Good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 6: How's my favorite team of the day.
Speaker 4: We're very good, thank you and Deb? What have you
Speaker 4: converted to?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Like Patsy, I thought that the little sashons of Smelly
Speaker 6: Goodness were fantastic because I wash a lot of dogtowls
Speaker 6: and things after our hobble track walk. But then I
Speaker 6: found something else, and I can't believe Patsy hasn't found
Speaker 6: it because it's a kmart product. Oh imagine a little
Speaker 6: tiny plastic container filled with little slivers of almost paper
Speaker 6: like substance and they're actually little bits of washing detergent.
Speaker 6: So you take them traveling, ah in like a refillable
Speaker 6: thing or no, no, it's one soundly. But as you know,
Speaker 6: Camar cheapest chips. But there's fifty of them in there.
Speaker 6: Hubby and I recently did a trip through Europe for
Speaker 6: a month, and you know you're trying to wash on
Speaker 6: the go and you're trying to minimize.
Speaker 4: It to Europe on this weekend for three weeks, so
Speaker 4: I'll get some of those.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they actually work chucking too, because you know, I'm
Speaker 6: not a little bit extra in a measure, one for me, one.
Speaker 4: For the machine.
Speaker 5: You don't just want to get the closed washed at
Speaker 5: the hotel twenty five dollars per under cheap.
Speaker 4: I like my socks pressed piece exactly.
Speaker 6: And you know people going on cruises, you know those
Speaker 6: people that you're sitting on a free cruise, they should
Speaker 6: be taking me.
Speaker 4: I call the winner's back. Actually, by the way, make
Speaker 4: sure you're.
Speaker 5: Your smalls two thousand dollars spending spending wistly.
Speaker 4: Please speak there represent the show. Don't be smelling in
Speaker 4: the stadium, not in the statement.
Speaker 3: Tell me, are they Ancho brand? Is that what I'm like?
Speaker 4: Everything is Ancho brand? Who is this mysterious Ancho brand?
Speaker 6: And yeah, they're just they're just incredibly cheap. And can
Speaker 6: I also just put out there for those of you
Speaker 6: who have top loaders top loaders.
Speaker 4: Rule, Yeah, well totally like exact fundamentalists.
Speaker 2: They are always trying to get you to convert to
Speaker 2: the ancient old technology.
Speaker 5: If I could take the top load of tractors.
Speaker 4: They are steam tractors.
Speaker 6: No, No, ours is fabulous because it's got no central agitator,
Speaker 6: so it's all watching.
Speaker 4: We have a central agitator. It's called patsy.
Speaker 6: Is how it is called the tartars.
Speaker 4: The what's the central agitator?
Speaker 6: You know that that plastic thing in the middle, that's
Speaker 6: in the middle that speaks around.
Speaker 5: You don't have one of those poles in the middle.
Speaker 4: No, I thought everyone does. I thought there was a
Speaker 4: whole creates a centrifuge.
Speaker 6: No, take yourself out to a white goods place have
Speaker 6: a look. Ours is an LG. But I shouldn't be
Speaker 6: plugging you know particular products.
Speaker 5: Talk about for five minutes.
Speaker 6: But you can sit more in without that middle thing
Speaker 6: and your clothes still wash great.
Speaker 2: We also have dog towls. Are those are dogtails? Are
Speaker 2: those revolting towns where some bleach or something spilt on
Speaker 2: them and you go, don't throw those out?
Speaker 4: Those all make great dog towels. Yeah, that's it. They're
Speaker 4: just a real old knackled towels. You just to the dogs. Thanks,
Speaker 4: you have a good day. You tea bye, Neil, good morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I came here are we well?
Speaker 4: Good now? Thanks on the show. And what have you
Speaker 4: seen the light? What are you a convert to?
Speaker 1: About a month ago I discovered powder that goes in
Speaker 1: your dishwasher.
Speaker 4: Powder.
Speaker 1: It is, yeah powder, It's like going back in time, mate,
Speaker 1: but it is the best thing. Instead of getting those
Speaker 1: fifty dollars packs of those little pod things from Finish
Speaker 1: or whatever it is. Yeah, you get this home brand
Speaker 1: powder from colds three or four bucks, mate, Laddie, cheap perfect.
Speaker 2: I'm worried that's like putting a cheap fuel or some
Speaker 2: sort of dodgy knock of fuel in your machine.
Speaker 4: Is it not going to show you one's like better stuff?
Speaker 1: No? This is good at cleans, drives disappears. I had
Speaker 1: anything that washes better that light that blinks and.
Speaker 5: It helps.
Speaker 4: I see, yeah, you know, I go. Now this is
Speaker 4: they come out dry.
Speaker 5: Last time I ate at your house, I thought the
Speaker 5: figures a bit choky.
Speaker 4: Now, thank you very much, you come. I have a
Speaker 4: good day, a brighter not you're listening to the question,
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