No washing machine! I'm in loads of debt! and stuck.

Sammmmmy

It is a little expensive, I think. But it must be worthy.

The_Boss

assj wrote: »

Anyway I'm in debt and don't know what to do.

I'd guess that everyone on the Debt Free Wannabe board is in debt, whether they owe £500 or £50,000. It's a matter of how much debt you have and how much you can afford.

jessie4109

Do you have any small children? I remember a few years back my friend asked her local surestart centre to see if they could offer any help.

lewisa

Sorry for being blunt here.

assj wrote: »

Our dryer also broke! and we do need one for emergencies!

You don't need it for emergencies. You want it for convenience.

Find it strange to be in loads of debt but also wanting a tumble dryer.


(Caveats; live in small flat, no outdoor drying space, have children, live without dryer)

The_Boss

lewisa wrote: »

Sorry for being blunt here.



You don't need it for emergencies. You want it for convenience.

Find it strange to be in loads of debt but also wanting a tumble dryer.


(Caveats; live in small flat, no outdoor drying space, have children, live without dryer)

Was going to make that point earlier but got distracted. We live in a small flat so have it drying in the front room. Nothing wrong with that. You're right that a dryer is a luxury convenience and not a need for 'emergencies'.

FredWhispers

Sink and a mangle. My granny swears by it.

alwaystryyourbest

I have 6 children, me and my partner and we have a dryer we don,t use, you can manage without them, you just have to be orgernised, like putting 2 loads of washing on in the evening ready to hang out the next day..

The_Boss

alwaystryyourbest wrote: »

I have 6 children, me and my partner and we have a dryer we don,t use, you can manage without them, you just have to be orgernised, like putting 2 loads of washing on in the evening ready to hang out the next day..

Sounds like me when I justified getting a food processor that has sat in the cupboard for well over a year :rotfl:

heatherks

argos have a sale on washing machines atm a lot cheaper .or as pp says try one of the charity shops // 2nd hand shops for a cheaper one till you get finances back on track

..i have a dryer but rarely use it due to cost of running it

The_Boss

heatherks wrote: »

argos have a sale on washing machines atm a lot cheaper

The OP posted one such example from Argos in their original post.