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if you hate ironing then you’ll love what YAC Japan is calling ‘the fastest ironing machine in the world.’ the Japanese manufacturer presents their all-new, automated ironing machine that can press up to 240 clothes in an hour, and it’s even powered by clean solar energy.
the machine is designed for professional settings and boasts an easy-to-use Panasonic touch screen interface. to operate it, simply load a shirt onto the device then the heat plate closes to remove any wrinkles or creases through the clothes. the system is so fast as it irons two shirts simultaneously. it also folds into a smaller size, making it easier to store. with this super-efficient design, YAC japan strives to improve productivity and profitability for professionals working in the industry.
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DS BorgWarner automatics are rare beasts indeed in the UK. This one, early to mid seventies and enroute to Little Horwood was simply immaculate whilst our 21bvh needs a bit of Botox here and there these days.....
But I am very easily amused if there is a DS involved.
The yellow one turn for made possible the complete turning upside down for descharging the gondola car.
Keolis No. 1405 splits the automatics at Arlington Street in Acton Ma as they make a run from Boston to Wachusett NBH photo Feb 2021
When we came out of the movie, these kids were checking out Joanie. I told him I liked his bike, he asked if I wanted to trade...
My iPhone camera is so scratched that all photos get this dreamy look automatically. Not always useful.
Un appareil attachant avec de bonnes caractéristiques. Objectif f2,8 (quatre lentilles) et obturateur au 1/300 ème de seconde.
The display reads:
AUTOMATIC HOTPOINT RANGE
Porcelain enamel and chrome
1924
Edison Electric Appliance Co., Inc., New York, Chicago, and Ontario, California.
This six-burner electric stove's nearly pristine white porcelain enamel finish is embellished with chrome details, and the six burners and their black Bakelite control knobs are all the original. The stove has two ovens on the right side, each with its own dial control. Above the ovens is a bread warmer with a roll-up door, with a glass knob matching the one on the pull-out crumb tray below the burners. The in-and-out curves of the four cabriole legs form a study-yet-airy support for the heavy top half of the stove.
The donor purchased the stove from the Red Cross in Portland, Maine, in the early 1980s. The Red Cross last used it for disaster relief in late October 1947, when out-of-control forest fires in southern and coastal Maine burned over 200,000 acres, leveling nine communities and destroying over 1,000 houses.
Gift of Lynne Shulman, 2009.
Taken September 3rd, 2014.
As a birthday present from my parents I got to drive this Lamborghini today. What was it like?
It's an automatic and the automatic was put in some sort of sport mode where it would keep the revvs and sound high and put in some loud bangs out of the exhaust when it shifts back. Very dramatic but very artificial. It drove like a normal car when you wanted. Suspension was comfortable not much different than a normal car, I had to put is some force for the steering but I'm coming from a very power assisted Honda and this thing has much wider front wheels. Same for the brake pedal, I had to use more force than in my Honda. This thing has a lot more weigth and more powerful claws. Gas pedal had very little travel. Seating position was not low at all, same as my Honda. Visibility is also good. The interior had carbon and courinthian but I didn't gave me a WOWWW feeling. 50k on the counter and it looked showroom shine brandnew on the in- and outside. I didn't expect this from a 500+ HP supercar but it is very easy to live with.
I got to put my foot down a few times and the automatic needs some time to figure out what to do but than it goes! Lots of torque, lots of noise and there is just no end to it. Within a few seconds your reach crazy speeds. The drive was way to short to tell anything about handling characteristics.
This guy from the organization came with me and he was nice and wanted to get a conversation going but I like driving more than talking. Let me just enjoy driving this machine.
I was a little underwhelmed to be honest. Not of the power but more on how easy it is to drive. Therefore it didn't felt that special.
An automatic hawley that's a "half & half". This one is half pink, half green acrylic with multi-color glitter.