@Pepijn The big one to the left, often labelled II is for normal washing programs. The small white tray to the right, often labeled I, is if you do a longer "prewash" for extra dirty clothes program, in which case you should put washing powder/liquid in both trays. Blue is for softener (I use non-seasoned vinegar if I remember to do it).

@PepijnThe changeable seats are supposed to come later I've read, so this is at least not intended as a permanent state.

@Pepijn exactly!

@Pepijn Yes. Also, her partner should bake or buy her a replacement apple strudel as soon as possible.

@PepijnYou might enjoy this show on the history of Nordic design:https://www.dr.dk/drtv/serie/nordisk-design-_-en-kaerlighedshistorie_543339@europeanspodcast

@Pepijn when we moved into our house, we didn’t know how old the detectors were - so we changed them. We also wrote the installation date on them so we know how long they’ve been up.Great advice here!

@mk @Pepijn Great!!

@jakobtougaard Health and safety officer here. I make a point of walking around with coffee cups in our electronic workshops. Unless there's a very delicate operation going on there's no real risk.I was actually thinking how relatable everything in the photo is. At least two of our current techs could be starring in it (although they wouldn't have the plants).@astridpoot

@Pepijn There is no 'duck' for me

@Pepijn @jon I’ve seen it! But I haven’t sat in it.

@Pepijn um, what?!