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Oct 31, 2026

David EagleHOST
15:22
It was quite complicated, that.
Ellie Eagle SkinnerHOST
15:24
And then they've also commented on the washing machine tune, but that was a while ago.
Ellie Eagle SkinnerHOST
15:28
So do we want to bring that back up?
David EagleHOST
15:32
I love the fact that you're a bit out of touch there.
David EagleHOST
15:42
Granted, that person was referring to something that happened three weeks ago and we couldn't remember what they were talking about.
David EagleHOST
15:46
But still.
Ellie Eagle SkinnerHOST
15:49
Who's Buff Wally? About the Washing Machine tune, I first went for Cantique de Jean Racine by Gabriel Fauré.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
15:57
Fauré?
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:32
But I could hear this like
speaker_3AUDIENCE
1:33
ding, ding, ding, ding going around in the washing machine.
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:37
And I thought, no, no, no. I've done it.
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:38
Oh, please tell me.
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:39
I've done it before.
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:39
Now, just quickly, if you're loading the washing machine...
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:43
Is it that person's job to check the pockets? Absolutely not.
Jase HawkinsHOST
1:46
It
speaker_0HOST
2:38
Okay, but I have a hotly debated question for you.
speaker_0HOST
2:42
If I'm just exhausted, can I just throw neoprene in a washing machine?
speaker_1HOST
2:47
Ah, so this is where things get complicated.
speaker_1HOST
2:50
That is genuinely disputed.
SeanHOST
20:53
I don't know what that is.
SeanHOST
20:54
Anyway, yeah, today's theme, though, is the top five things, Monkey, this is quite interesting, that you don't want to go into your washing machine.
MonkeyHOST
21:00
Yeah, well, because yesterday I was pulling some washing out and bloody hell, I left the doggy poo bags in there again.
MonkeyHOST
21:06
I rolled a little green roll of them and they've strewn out right throughout the washing.
MonkeyHOST
21:11
No big deal, but just annoying.
MonkeyHOST
21:14
And I'm thinking, jeez, you know, it can catch a lot, the old washing machine.
MonkeyHOST
21:18
Check your
SeanHOST
21:19
pockets.
Josh TaylorHOST
0:14
How are you doing today? It's so good to hear from you.
Josh TaylorHOST
0:21
Hey, have you ever helped your parents put clothes in the washing machine? You dump a bunch of dirty clothes into this big box, pour in some detergent, push a few buttons and...
Josh TaylorHOST
0:37
Somehow when you take the clothes back out, they're clean! What is it about that big box that actually gets those clothes clean? Have you ever wondered about that? There's actually a lot happening inside that machine while you're off doing something else.
Josh TaylorHOST
0:54
Want to know how it all works today? Okay, so when you put dirty clothes into a washing machine, what do you think actually gets them clean? Is it the water? Well, water is definitely part of the equation, but think about something greasy, like a little spot of peanut butter on your shirt.
Josh TaylorHOST
1:25
If you just poured some water over it, the water isn't gonna carry all of the peanut butteriness away.
Josh TaylorHOST
1:34
That's where laundry detergent comes in.
Josh TaylorHOST
2:10
Surfactants gather around that dirt, help pull it away from the fabric, and keep it mixed into the wash water so it can be carried away later.
Josh TaylorHOST
2:20
Pretty clever.
Travis Hunter-SayapinHOST
59:29
I didn't even think of it until now, all the different references they're making to all these other Halloween films.
Travis Hunter-SayapinHOST
59:35
This is Halloween 5, I think, The Washing Machine in the Basement.
Reneé Hunter VasquezHOST
59:38
Okay.
Reneé Hunter VasquezHOST
59:39
Oh, all right, all right.
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
36:47
That was one of the most massive CapEx investments at the time.
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
36:51
Here's the part that looks at the washing machine and household appliances that played a role in allowing millions of women to enter the workforce, asking the question, how did the economy put them all to work?
speaker_10UNKNOWN
37:02
The Washing Machine.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
37:04
It used to be the girl who worked the
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
37:07
hardest got her clothes the cleanest.
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
37:11
Oh, she was tireless.
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
37:15
Dubbed by economists engines of liberation, washing machines and other appliances dramatically reduced the time women spent on unpaid housework.
Steve LiesmanCORRESPONDENT
37:24
She knows that confining hours around the wash tub are a thing of the past.
Aileen KirkHOST
52:20
We just said W and I've already forgot.
Aileen KirkHOST
52:22
Washer.
Aileen KirkHOST
52:23
Washer, of course.
Aileen KirkHOST
52:24
And Xmas presents.
Aileen KirkHOST
52:27
The yellow bird sauce.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:35
Komm mit mir ins Büro.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:39
Fährt der Bürger in die Waschmaschine? Lo, da liegt so ein Messie.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:45
Anatol.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:50
Oh, Anatol.
speaker_0HOST
2:06
A dishwasher cleans dishes automatically after use.
speaker_0HOST
2:10
Dishwasher, Waschmaschine.
speaker_0HOST
2:13
A window lets light and air into a room and can be opened to let in fresh air.
speaker_0HOST
2:18
Window, Fenster.

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