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I also love my front load washer. When I bought this machine the dealer advised me not to use color catchers. Keeping the washer clean eliminates any odor. The only problem I have found is that I cannot dye fabric in this washer as it does not use enough water.
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Thank you for sharing this information. We will be buying a new washer soon and this is something I had not thought about. I am sure there are other small items such as hankies, ribbons, fabric belts and such that might also be a problem.
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Good information, I have a front loader washer and love it, but I have to keep the door open and wash it out often,
the machine smells, the gasket around the door and drum the say causes it. I use white vinager in it and wash with to clean. |
Placing them in one of the lingerie laundry bags is also a great way to prevent their going into the drain or pump of the washer. I do this with the "footies" I put over my toes when I wear open heeled walking shoes.
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Thanks for the info--good idea about the lingerie bag.
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Thanks for the "heads up". We have a front loader and haven't had any problems, but will take precautions from now on.
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Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
(Post 5246255)
I have always put mine in a mesh laundry bag before tossing in the washer. Thanks for posting this.
This is an awesome idea! Thanks for sharing this tip! |
I prewash all fabrics but never thought about the threads getting into the dryer vent. I'd better check that tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestio.
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Originally Posted by QuiltingHaven
(Post 5246494)
Put them in a nylon bag for intimate underwear.
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Originally Posted by bunbytes
(Post 5257774)
That's what they recommend on the box for front loading machines. I think it's a good idea for all kinds of washers.
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