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it's time for another stupid thread from me This time it's about stupid stories from the household. Let me start:
A year ago, I wanted to inaugurate our new kitchen. So I ordered a pack of these super tabs for the dishwasher, which supposedly do everything... With a citrus scent or something.
The result: all the plates had a strange film on them and the food tasted incredibly disgusting.
In the end, the manufacturer sent me a free replacement bag with a postcard saying "Sorry" on it.
True story
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When we first moved in, the toilet was really easy to block. We called a friend who had a rotary valve and he helped us unclog the toilet. It was a huge mess (I'll spare you all the details). But it didn't help. So we called the landlord and had the problem investigated with the Risk that we might have to pay the costs. It turned out that the construction had been sloppy and it had to be redone.
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very strange
reason that I no longer have anything to do with insurance
what should the flood victims say
it's all not kosha with the Insurance industry
hopefully it was worth it with the broken pipe in the kitchen
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Once the toilet was blocked, we had to arrange for someone to come and clean it or buy something like a plunger or something. Then I googled on the internet and it said to use the toilet brush to create pressure in the drain/toilet by pushing it up and down (can't explain it well) and the blockage was gone. I didn't think it would be so easy to solve the problem😅
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It's not really an art to clear a blockage like this, but something was wrong with our system so that it was regularly blocked. It was unacceptable. I don't know what exactly was wrong back then, but if I remember correctly, something was so badly built that it couldn't drain properly. I don't remember, it was over 20 years ago
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The neighbors had already called the fire department. They stormed into the apartment and just shouted out. So I grabbed my cat and got out. Thank God it was only smoking and not on fire.
My wife was delighted when she came home from work. Luckily the Insurance paid out.
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Unfortunately, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. put me off for a few hours. It was only a few hours later that I had the idea to turn on the oven.
When the pizza was baked, I was amazed: the thing was about three times as big as usual, the dough had turned into a porous mass and there was still topping somewhere inside.
The yeast had done a great job
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I forgot to unscrew the safety screws. (of course I didn't read the instructions beforehand)
That was an action.... xD
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Who reads the operating instructions? Just it will fit!
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What keeps you from reading manuals? Being the cool stud? With some things you have to do it, especially if they are new or you need to know how to do something. You can see what can happen if you try to be cool and resistant to advice. If he hadn't been at home (there are people who leave a washing machine running while they're not at home, so start it and go out and do things) it could have caused a lot of damage
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Cool And I'm not resistant to advice; I'm happy to be proven wrong...
That was just my first apartment and the first machine I bought myself.
I was 19 at the time.
I thought it was bought 'ready to use'... I was never told anything about safety screws...
Falls under the category...
"Learned something for life"
When I told my father this, he had to laugh quite a bit...
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Nonsense, that's not why I don't read most of them. Some are so badly written that it's not worth reading them. It's different with German products, of course.
I can also tell you a story that happened to me two days ago. It wasn't an instruction manual, but a tutorial video on YouTube - something similar. It wasn't from XY either, but from the ADAC. The video isn't old either, I think it's about 1 year old or so, so it's quite recent. I needed a jump start and wanted to get some good information. I did it the way the ADAC guy explained it. I had also made extra notes. He said that you should attach the black cable to the negative terminal of the donor vehicle and, when the car is empty, not to the negative terminal, but to the ground point (metal point somewhere in the engine compartment) : Jumper the car battery correctly | Easy. Do it yourself. Do it yourself. | ADAC - YouTube (from 3:10 minute). What happened? It started to give off smoke - so I quickly disconnected the cable and plugged it into the negative terminal and then it worked. Fortunately, nothing happened, neither to the vehicles nor to the cable.
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