Color Catcher Warning..when washing fabrics
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#24
i don't know if this was mentioned or not but you can buy, from the dollar store, those mesh laundry/lingerie bags and put your color catchers in them so they do not get caught in your washer. i use these mesh bags to put in small items that i wash and do not want to lose. you can also make them as they are very simple to create.
i wonder if pinning something that is not flat to the fabric would pull a small hole in the fabric during the agitation and spin cycles.

p.s. ooh i see it has been mentioned. these little mesh bags work wonders for not losing things.
i wonder if pinning something that is not flat to the fabric would pull a small hole in the fabric during the agitation and spin cycles.
p.s. ooh i see it has been mentioned. these little mesh bags work wonders for not losing things.
#25
alwayslearning , 05-28-2012 06:38 AM
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This was one of my first thoughts --- to use a mesh bag. Thanks to you both.Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
I have always put mine in a mesh laundry bag before tossing in the washer. Thanks for posting this.
#26
I LOVE MY FRONT LOADERS! They do not beat your clothes to death and I have not had to replace any clothing related to that and/or those annoying fuzzy balls you get on your clothes due to the beating of a regular washing machine. Tks. G
#28
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This is a good idea as I always have a mesh bag for my "delicates". I just bought some color catchers when I was in Phoenix but I have never used them before. This board is a wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
I have always put mine in a mesh laundry bag before tossing in the washer. Thanks for posting this.
#29
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I agree. With just coming out of winter months and I use a lot of sweaters I didn't think about it until now but my sweaters look alot better than normal; no pills or anything. Even the baby clothes have held up very well. I will never go back to a top loading/agitator washing maching againOriginally Posted by GiGi
I LOVE MY FRONT LOADERS! They do not beat your clothes to death and I have not had to replace any clothing related to that and/or those annoying fuzzy balls you get on your clothes due to the beating of a regular washing machine. Tks. G
#30
nativetexan , 05-28-2012 08:03 AM
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I hate front loading washers. i have no idea why they keep selling like hot cakes. i hear nothing but problems.
so far my old top loading washer hasn't eaten socks or color catchers. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
so far my old top loading washer hasn't eaten socks or color catchers. I'll keep my fingers crossed.