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Terrific reply! Thanks.

Thanx - will give it a try. Why should waste pipe debris cause clothes to become creased though?

I read the handbook from cover to cover and there is no mention of a filter. I have done the basic maintenance recommended in the handbook which basically consists of cleaning out the powder/detergent drawer on a regular basis and doing the occasional "dry" wash. The wash today was pretty good...

Wish I knew! Something a man who runs a local appliance mending shop said to my wife at church recently - maybe he was touting for business!

Thanks for the response but the answer to all your questions is no. However, since writing the question I have noticed that there has been some improvement when the clothes emerge from the machine. Someone else suggested it might be something to do with the filter but I cannot verify this.

Right - thanks.

Sorry - what is a tap reviving kit and does it require any skill to use? (if it does my wife won't let me near it!!).

Our washing machine (CREDA Simplicity 1000) is 3 years old and has never given us any trouble. However, our last 2 washes at 40 degrees -our normal wash - have produced clothes that are very creased and, consequently, more effort to iron. Is something on the blink?

Thanks very much for the advice - not very mechanically minded so probably the new tap option would be the safest bet.

As a complete idiot I am hoping an "expert" can help me. The flow from the cold water tap in my kitchen seems to have slowed right down (the adjacent hot water tap is OK) and it has become very stiff and will only turn a couple of turns (the other tap takes about 6 - 8 turns to be full on)...