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    What are your thoughts on this then ?
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    Default Re: Rubinela ?

    looks pretty good wonder if it would clean up ok somthing similar to the riamondi pedalo

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    I think I prefer my washboy tbh Neale

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    Default Re: Rubinela ?

    Looks good, but does it work? might be good for the first wash instead of the wash boy and then finish by hand....!
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    Stick to my WB, not a fan of Rubi tools usally fall apart within a month.
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    I think the name put me off.....sounds like some sort of measles
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    Default Re: Rubinela ?

    I was supposed to be getting one from Rubi but heard no more yet..

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    Default Re: Rubinela ?

    Stick with the washboy for now.....
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    i cant even get on with a wash boy.........so i'll stick with a sponge..
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