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Originally posted by Francko View Posthttp://www.google.de/search?hl=en&q=...ictories&meta=
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Originally posted by Troll View Post..
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostIs the ironing done in your premises though, using your iron, electricity and room space? In that case, the savings need to take this into account, hence the onshoring/offshoring argument.
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Is the ironing done in your premises though, using your iron, electricity and room space? In that case, the savings need to take this into account, hence the onshoring/offshoring argument.
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I've outsourced my ironing.
14 T shirts, 4 pairs of trousers plus the missus' 14 tops, 4 skirts
All for £19 every 2 weeks.
Result.
Considering it takes me 10 minutes to iron a T-shirt / top , 20 for a shirt or skirt, the time saved is well worth it.
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Originally posted by 2uk View Postwot ?
i have an idea , i might execute later this year , it is bout training
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wot ?
i have an idea , i might execute later this year , it is bout training
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