Susie McCabe

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520 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 8 Feb

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What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden & David O'Doherty · S4 EP6: Susie McCabe · 8 Feb 2026 podcast

It catches the colour.

They still put it in your clothes.

lads let me tell you i have had people come up to me in the shop and they've walked past me and they've went oh my god your clothes smell amazing and i'll tell you wow i'll tell you another thing i once had a broken washing machine and the man came out to fix it right and he was mr washing machine he was in the washing machine spectrum he loved a washing machine

He came out to fix this washing machine and he opened up the door of the drum and he looked in it and he went, I have never seen a washing machine so clean.

And he was on his knees for at least five minutes going, what is it you use in this washing machine?

I've never known a washing machine and just sniffing my washing machine.

I have never felt so violated in all my life.

Preferably outsides, right?

But obviously you and I are living in a place where that's not really possible for a few months of the year.

What I might do is put the clothes horse outside, if it's not particularly windy, just to freshen them because I hate the fusty smell.

And you still get that fusty smell off a tumble dryer.

Sure.

If worse comes to worse, it's the clothes horse in the house.

But I did invest in electric clothes horses.

Now, my grandmother, my late beloved nana, had a pulley in her house, as the tenements in Glasgow all did, because back in the day, the women had to go down the wash house and they would take a pram, like an old high silver cross type pram, filled up and it would go to the steamie, that's what they called it, and then they would do it and they would hang it in Glasgow, it was in Glasgow Green,

But my gran had a pulley in her kitchen, which I always thought was amazing that you could be cooking chips on the cooker while your clothes dried in the ceiling.

I mean, we're not talking deep fat fryer or air fryer.

We're talking good old fashioned chip pan.

It's been passed down from mother to mother to mother.

It's got centuries worth of fat and oil encrusted inside.

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