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08-30-2012, 06:27 PM
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One of the reasons I love my front loading machine.
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I love my large size front loader too!!!
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My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
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I too take my quilts to the laundry mat to wash. For three dollars and no wear and tear on my canyon capacity washer I am a happy camper
I wash on warm and throw in Color Catchers just to be sure.
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are the front loading washers that energy efficient,I have heard,, do they take over a hour to go through a cycle just to wash and rinse
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I wash on warm and throw in Color Catchers just to be sure.
