Washing Machine

I read somewhere that in New York, a sure sign that you are moving up in the world is if you have a washing machine and a dryer in your flat. I am not in New York, but I DO have a washing machine here in my apartment. No dryer though - my dryer is a bunch of hangers in the bathroom.

My problem is that I don't know how to use this machine.

This is partly because I never did the laundry back at home. A washing machine for me is my laundry bag. I put my dirty clothes in it, and the clothes magically appear in my closet all clean and pressed.

But the major reason can be seen in the picture above. If someone can translate it for me, please send me an email. I also have a swedish and finnish version. Wala bang Tagalog version?

In any case, we figured it out. My other Pinoy colleague from work experimented with it - using HIS clothes. Hehehe.

But we do save a lot of money by doing our laundry this way - the hotel laundry service cost them about 200 zloty for a couple of shirts (thats about p3,600). I hope my boss is reading this - we saved money for the company by experimenting with our clothes! Hehehe...