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How to Get Things Really Flat

Name: How to Get Things Really Flat
Brand: Short Books Ltd
SKU: 04322680
Price: 9.59 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Andrew Martin
ISBN: 9781906021719

Andrew Martin

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04322680

Casa editrice Short Books Ltd, agosto 2009

How to Get Things Really Flat will amuse and instruct any slobbish man, forced at gunpoint to read i... Descrizione completa

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How to Get Things Really Flat will amuse and instruct any slobbish man, forced at gunpoint to read it...Martin is surprisingly well qualified to write a guide to housework for men. Not only is he a man himself, but he does a lot about the house. On purely humanitarian grounds he recently took over some of the ironing from his wife; he then branched out into bath-cleaning, fairly regular vacuuming, and washing up after dinner (when he wasn't going out). For the purposes of this book, Martin has interviewed many experts, and can thus provide answers to such burning questions as: 'Do I Need to Bother about the Controls on the Iron?' and 'Is Dust Actually Dangerous?' The result is a genuinely enlightening read, combining practical housework advice with touching recollections from the author's Yorkshire childhood and hilarious scenes from the daily sit-com of family life.