somthing along the lines of sebo
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thekirbylover
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replaced until 16 to 32 dust bags
really its just the exhaust filter gets very dirty very quickly, and boiler suit no no its a onsie
parwaz786, yes they are very nice both to use and to look at, and yes I have changed, last time you saw me was probably over a year ago!
AlexHoovers94, well I am totally on kalvin kleins model waiting list ahahahahaha
really its just the exhaust filter gets very dirty very quickly, and boiler suit no no its a onsie
parwaz786, yes they are very nice both to use and to look at, and yes I have changed, last time you saw me was probably over a year ago!
AlexHoovers94, well I am totally on kalvin kleins model waiting list ahahahahaha
turbo500
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Sebo bags and filters
I haven't changed my Sebo bag in months. It was probably about July/August when I put a new bag in it. It's about 2/3 full now. They seem to last forever, even with the long haired feline leaving her mark where ever she goes. The vacuum is about 4 years old now and it's had 2 sets of filter replacements since I bought it.
Now, I absolutely don't understand this onesie fashion that is sweeping the UK. I mean, really, they're awful. And have you tried going for a wee wearing one? They may be comfortable, but I'll just stick to my PJ's. At least I can still have a waz standing up in those.
I haven't changed my Sebo bag in months. It was probably about July/August when I put a new bag in it. It's about 2/3 full now. They seem to last forever, even with the long haired feline leaving her mark where ever she goes. The vacuum is about 4 years old now and it's had 2 sets of filter replacements since I bought it.
Now, I absolutely don't understand this onesie fashion that is sweeping the UK. I mean, really, they're awful. And have you tried going for a wee wearing one? They may be comfortable, but I'll just stick to my PJ's. At least I can still have a waz standing up in those.
turbo500
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Sebo bags and filters
I haven't changed my Sebo bag in months. It was probably about July/August when I put a new bag in it. It's about 2/3 full now. They seem to last forever, even with the long haired feline leaving her mark where ever she goes. The vacuum is about 4 years old now and it's had 2 sets of filter replacements since I bought it.
Now, I absolutely don't understand this onesie fashion that is sweeping the UK. I mean, really, they're awful. And have you tried going for a wee wearing one? They may be comfortable, but I'll just stick to my PJ's. At least I can still have a waz standing up in those.
I haven't changed my Sebo bag in months. It was probably about July/August when I put a new bag in it. It's about 2/3 full now. They seem to last forever, even with the long haired feline leaving her mark where ever she goes. The vacuum is about 4 years old now and it's had 2 sets of filter replacements since I bought it.
Now, I absolutely don't understand this onesie fashion that is sweeping the UK. I mean, really, they're awful. And have you tried going for a wee wearing one? They may be comfortable, but I'll just stick to my PJ's. At least I can still have a waz standing up in those.
vintagerepairer
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Fashion
It is an age thing. Anyone who cannot abide any particular fashion is simply resentful deep-down that they are too old to wear the garment which is offending them the most, whether they believe it or not. They also forget what they were wearing at that age and what older folks were saying about them. They also forget that they did care a hoot what people thought either.
No one likes to be reminded they are getting old. It worries people that they will become bitter and spiteful if they get older. This is not a new phenomenon by any stretch of the imagination and is of course perfectly understandable. But we are young only for a short time, and certainly will be a long time dead. Let the young people be and free to enjoy their precious few years of youth.
It is an age thing. Anyone who cannot abide any particular fashion is simply resentful deep-down that they are too old to wear the garment which is offending them the most, whether they believe it or not. They also forget what they were wearing at that age and what older folks were saying about them. They also forget that they did care a hoot what people thought either.
No one likes to be reminded they are getting old. It worries people that they will become bitter and spiteful if they get older. This is not a new phenomenon by any stretch of the imagination and is of course perfectly understandable. But we are young only for a short time, and certainly will be a long time dead. Let the young people be and free to enjoy their precious few years of youth.
turbo500
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Actually, Benny, I completely disagree with you there. I'm 23, my other half is 29 and he has a pikachu onesie. Seeing as I do most of the washing for both of us, I'm plotting to burn the bloody thing when he's not looking and tell him it shrank in the dryer.
A lot of my friends who are a similar age to myself are posting "onesie selfies" on Facebook. They look ridiculous.
A lot of my friends who are a similar age to myself are posting "onesie selfies" on Facebook. They look ridiculous.
vintagerepairer
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In which case
I apologise. From the way you write and the things you have said, I thought you were much, much older, indeed closer to my own age.
I apologise. From the way you write and the things you have said, I thought you were much, much older, indeed closer to my own age.
thekirbylover
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I absolutely love them
and they have 2 zips one at the bottom which if meant for a quick release, I would never wear one out in public but for around the house they are awesome
and they have 2 zips one at the bottom which if meant for a quick release, I would never wear one out in public but for around the house they are awesome
vintagerepairer
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And very smart you look too.
alexhoovers94
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Here is me when I looked at this thread...
madaboutsebo
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Great choice thekirbylover, enjoy your SEBO x4 Excel! Great pics too! I brought the hose extension for my Felix but don't use it much. Although I love my Miele S7 wish I had purchased the SEBO x4 to go with my 6 year old SEBO Felix!
alexhoovers94
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Tayyab... SEBO, definitely, what about you?
alexhoovers94
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You can burn it for me sweety.
ultimatevacman
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In Chris (Turbo500)'s defense, I'm 14, and I really don't get this onesie craze, but they look quite stupid when people wear them in public
alexhoovers94
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In public...
I know, I have seen that and it just makes one look like a complete scruff.
I know, I have seen that and it just makes one look like a complete scruff.
vintagerepairer
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I think it depends on one's shape and size as to what flatters and what doesn't. As with age, a persons figure plays a huge part as to what makes something look attractive - and indeed can make others upset that they could not carry the look off, whether they like whatever it is or not.
