Things that don't work as they should
Discussion
You can buy some great, robust and reliable printers - but they cost multiples of what most people buy - we've taken the stance in work never, ever to supply printers to clients because they're a nightmare - but if you buy a desktop printer for £100 than comes with £80 worth of ink cartridges, how well do you really expect it to work?
If you a good printer look for a solid ink printer from a decent manufacturer for about £500.
If you a good printer look for a solid ink printer from a decent manufacturer for about £500.
nigelonich said:
Mephistofleas said:
That s
t plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:
It works all right to keep the fg thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at 
If you look on the life hacks thread some bright spark has suggested using a tin opener for opening these and to be fair it works a treat.t plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:It works all right to keep the f
g thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at 
nigelonich said:
Mephistofleas said:
That st plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:
It works all right to keep the fg thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at
If you look on the life hacks thread some bright spark has suggested using a tin opener for opening these and to be fair it works a treat.t plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:It works all right to keep the f
g thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at As per my previous post I can't even get the b
d things to open cans more than 50% of the time. What chance have I of getting them to do a job for which they weren't intended?Edited by nigelonich on Wednesday 1st October 12:58
nigelonich said:
Mephistofleas said:
That st plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:
It works all right to keep the fg thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at
If you look on the life hacks thread some bright spark has suggested using a tin opener for opening these and to be fair it works a treat.t plastic packaging generally used for small IT/AV stuff like this:It works all right to keep the f
g thing you've bought completely sealed and a to get at Edited by nigelonich on Wednesday 1st October 12:58
phil1979 said:
Those syringes you get with Calpol. Push the plunger gently - no action. Push a little harder - choke-inducing medicine cannon.
Ahh, top tip - run the hot tap and draw up and squirt out the water.Then use as normal - It cleans off the sticky calpol residue and it works like a dream
Any "touch sensitive" controls on household appliances e.g. Hob, dishwasher etc. These NEVER work as they're supposed to.
Wtf is wrong with a dial? It can be rotated to precisely the setting you want in a split second. In my experience, all "Touch sensitive" controls require all manner of jabbing, swiping and swearing to stand even a half chance of getting somewhere near the setting or program which you wanted.
Wtf is wrong with a dial? It can be rotated to precisely the setting you want in a split second. In my experience, all "Touch sensitive" controls require all manner of jabbing, swiping and swearing to stand even a half chance of getting somewhere near the setting or program which you wanted.
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