I used to do a lot of cleaning for people: hot tip for the washer. Always dry the inside rubber and open the detergent dispenser to let air in, keeping the door open. It won’t grow mild etc. I take out my drawer and wipe it dry, cleaning it ever now and again. Also, run the hottest cycle you can with vinegar once every 2-3 months. This is my only life tip.
I certainly love our American bourbon, but over the years I found that Scotch, Irish whisky and Canadian whiskey's excellent as well. It is something about all the craftmanship that goes into making great whiskey. The same applies to cigar makers. There something pleasing in watching a person that knows how to put a cigar together do it. Cheers to all. Shalom
what the hell is this kind of combination, washing machines and.. bourbon? Would have made more sense if they paired the washer segment with something related to it, like the Clothes Dryers episode. Also, Tony Hirst
Discovery UK will often take US/Canadian filmed episodes of HIM and narrate them to a British audience. The washing machines and bourbon were filmed at the manufacturing plants in the USA. The Maytag front load washing machines are US spec.
bluemcduff It'll probably look like bloody murder for a while. And then you've got _two_ things you spent money on that you *_can't_* use anymore lmao.
I used one of these at a laundromat, I didnt like it. It used less water with my whites and they were no where near as clean as they would be in a top load with agitator.
I would be be embarrassed to work in the factory where this plastic piece of shit gets made. The poor customer will be lucky if it lasts for two years. I have an idea: offer a five year parts and labor warranty with each machine. But I suppose that’s actually a bad idea, because the factory would go bankrupt.
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Nothing fits more savoring some bourbon while waiting next to your front loading washing machine to wash your clothes.
I used to do a lot of cleaning for people: hot tip for the washer. Always dry the inside rubber and open the detergent dispenser to let air in, keeping the door open. It won’t grow mild etc. I take out my drawer and wipe it dry, cleaning it ever now and again. Also, run the hottest cycle you can with vinegar once every 2-3 months. This is my only life tip.
When they blur out the whisky label but forget to blur out the barrels.
it's funny because anyone who has had whiskey before will immediately recognize the "S IV", bottle shape, and red wax capping anyway
@@PatrickAndFriendsPRO exactly. The red wax gave it away for me. I love Maker's Mark.
The label might have some kind of copyright... maybe?
@@thanksihateit.353 ahhh good one.
I love how they blur out the label sometimes, but you can clearly see it's Maker's Mark brand in other shots.
5:15 - Missed the mark.
I certainly love our American bourbon, but over the years I found that Scotch, Irish whisky and Canadian whiskey's excellent as well. It is something about all the craftmanship that goes into making great whiskey. The same applies to cigar makers. There something pleasing in watching a person that knows how to put a cigar together do it. Cheers to all. Shalom
what the hell is this kind of combination, washing machines and.. bourbon?
Would have made more sense if they paired the washer segment with something related to it, like the Clothes Dryers episode. Also, Tony Hirst
Makers mark bourbon whiskey
5:13 I find it hilarious they censored the bottle but not the barrels behind it lmao
You didnt quite censor that Makers mark, did you?
Maker's Mark Bourbon is a product of Kentucky
Its weird how they censor Makers Mark in some places but in other places you can clearly see it. Like what's the point?
4:39 This is Discovery UK and the electric plug is the North American 120 volt type! What's up with that?
Discovery UK will often take US/Canadian filmed episodes of HIM and narrate them to a British audience. The washing machines and bourbon were filmed at the manufacturing plants in the USA. The Maytag front load washing machines are US spec.
US footage, US market washer.
I sat down today and took a dump but in reality I actually left one
And if you put bourbon in the washing machine? 😂
why they blurr it out is total BS we al know its makers wiskey / bourbon
bluemcduff
It'll probably look like bloody murder for a while. And then you've got _two_ things you spent money on that you *_can't_* use anymore lmao.
Now I want to buy a new front loader and a bottle of Bourbon....
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We know how to make bourbon from moonshiners!
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I was washing bear grylls and ended up here
Can you lower the background music. Its to loud
I used one of these at a laundromat, I didnt like it. It used less water with my whites and they were no where near as clean as they would be in a top load with agitator.
I would be be embarrassed to work in the factory where this plastic piece of shit gets made. The poor customer will be lucky if it lasts for two years. I have an idea: offer a five year parts and labor warranty with each machine. But I suppose that’s actually a bad idea, because the factory would go bankrupt.
you clearly haven't heard of glass fiber reinforcement
Is this for americans or something?