Hello ,,,I麓ve been using washer/ dryer for 5 years ,,,excellent ,,I chose mine because it could be integrated ,as I live in an open plan apartment ,,,,It is an ARISTON ,,, good luck.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Hi all. I'm looking for the best washer/dryer on the UK market?
I have just moved on to a norrowboat (should have done it years ago) and as I still need to wash my clothes. I,m looking for a washer/dryer. Only people who have used them need reply. If you've had a bad one I would be interested to hear from you also. No dealers thank you.Hi all. I'm looking for the best washer/dryer on the UK market?
Hello ,,,I麓ve been using washer/ dryer for 5 years ,,,excellent ,,I chose mine because it could be integrated ,as I live in an open plan apartment ,,,,It is an ARISTON ,,, good luck.bacteria
Hello ,,,I麓ve been using washer/ dryer for 5 years ,,,excellent ,,I chose mine because it could be integrated ,as I live in an open plan apartment ,,,,It is an ARISTON ,,, good luck.
Need new washer fluid resevoir, but where, what kind?
I own a 1992 Toyota Camry. My window washer fluid resevoir has corroded in a few spots and now leaks whatever washer fluid I put in. Is the best place to order/get a replacement at a Toyota dealership? Can I just patch the leak up?Need new washer fluid resevoir, but where, what kind?
Toyota dealership you can get a new one cause at a salvage yard they will be old like the one you have not any goodNeed new washer fluid resevoir, but where, what kind?
can 't patch the leak unless the leak is something like a o ring. go to an auto zone and buy a new one or go to a junk yard.
try carpartwholesale.com or ebay
Toyota dealership you can get a new one cause at a salvage yard they will be old like the one you have not any goodNeed new washer fluid resevoir, but where, what kind?
can 't patch the leak unless the leak is something like a o ring. go to an auto zone and buy a new one or go to a junk yard.
try carpartwholesale.com or ebay
My kenmore washer wobbles badin the spin mode?
There seems to be something missing on the top of the tub. you can swing it all over the place. there ought to be a stabilizer attached at the top of the tub.My kenmore washer wobbles badin the spin mode?
If it happens all the time I agree with Gene. If it only happens occasionally, you might be overloading.My kenmore washer wobbles badin the spin mode?
Hi, being able to move the top of the tub is ok, but if it moves easier in one direction then it does in the other, you may have a broken tub spring. Other wise be sure that your washer is level, and your loads are balanced.
Have a good night
Make sure you distribute the clothes as even as possible and check the legs under the washer. Most will screw in %26amp; out to get the unit level.
If it happens all the time I agree with Gene. If it only happens occasionally, you might be overloading.My kenmore washer wobbles badin the spin mode?
Hi, being able to move the top of the tub is ok, but if it moves easier in one direction then it does in the other, you may have a broken tub spring. Other wise be sure that your washer is level, and your loads are balanced.
Have a good night
Make sure you distribute the clothes as even as possible and check the legs under the washer. Most will screw in %26amp; out to get the unit level.
My clothes washer was in storage for a year...?
and the clothes are not smelling clean after I wash them. They smell very musty and mildewy. What can I do to wash out the smell? I've run a hot load of bleach and detergent, and it didn't work. It's only 2 years old! Can it be saved?
BTW - I've been doing laundry every day for a month, and it's not getting better.My clothes washer was in storage for a year...?
Buy new water hoses and replace the old. also most washers have a lint filter if you can find where it is it probably has some of the old lint in it, remove it, and run a empty load again. Good luck! all else fails call your repair man.My clothes washer was in storage for a year...?
Every washer has places where they trap water, One place is on top of the tub in that plastic ring thats fastened there, also some machines hold some water in the pump. The only thing that might work is to lay it on it,s back for a few days and maybe it will drain out.
The odor is probably coming from the rubber gasket in the washer. Add some Pine Sol or an ammonia based cleaner, like Mr. Clean or Top Job, to a clean damp cloth, then clean the gasket well. Then wipe out the inside of the washer with the same cleaners.
You need to run your washer using a cleanser only - no clothes. Run it first using hot water and Arm%26amp;Hammer baking soda. Then run it a second time using plenty of white vinegar. You may want to put the cleansers in the rinse cycle as well as the wash. These two cleaners SHOULD get rid of the odor.
try spraying it w/ febreeze %26amp; let it sit for awhile
Maybe it is the hoses? Try replacing them.
Try baking soda
You're on the right track; chlorine bleach is the right chemical to kill mold and mildew. You're probably just not using enough for long enough. Start the cycle with the lowest level of the hottest water you can. Pour in an entire bottle of chlorine bleach. (A small bottle should do; a gallon would probably be overkill.) Turn the machine off for an hour and let the bleach mixture sit. Then resume the cycle so it rinses out. Follow with a water-only rinse.
BTW - I've been doing laundry every day for a month, and it's not getting better.My clothes washer was in storage for a year...?
Buy new water hoses and replace the old. also most washers have a lint filter if you can find where it is it probably has some of the old lint in it, remove it, and run a empty load again. Good luck! all else fails call your repair man.My clothes washer was in storage for a year...?
Every washer has places where they trap water, One place is on top of the tub in that plastic ring thats fastened there, also some machines hold some water in the pump. The only thing that might work is to lay it on it,s back for a few days and maybe it will drain out.
The odor is probably coming from the rubber gasket in the washer. Add some Pine Sol or an ammonia based cleaner, like Mr. Clean or Top Job, to a clean damp cloth, then clean the gasket well. Then wipe out the inside of the washer with the same cleaners.
You need to run your washer using a cleanser only - no clothes. Run it first using hot water and Arm%26amp;Hammer baking soda. Then run it a second time using plenty of white vinegar. You may want to put the cleansers in the rinse cycle as well as the wash. These two cleaners SHOULD get rid of the odor.
try spraying it w/ febreeze %26amp; let it sit for awhile
Maybe it is the hoses? Try replacing them.
Try baking soda
You're on the right track; chlorine bleach is the right chemical to kill mold and mildew. You're probably just not using enough for long enough. Start the cycle with the lowest level of the hottest water you can. Pour in an entire bottle of chlorine bleach. (A small bottle should do; a gallon would probably be overkill.) Turn the machine off for an hour and let the bleach mixture sit. Then resume the cycle so it rinses out. Follow with a water-only rinse.
When is th best time to buy a washer and where?
Year around, washer and dryers are pricey! But a lot of the department stores have sales here and there. The main thing is just to keep your eyes peeled. I would try Sears first. They are always having sales on their washer and dryers.
The link is to Sears washer and dryer selection, and as you can see, they are on sale!When is th best time to buy a washer and where?
When you can afford it-Try Best Buy although very spendyWhen is th best time to buy a washer and where?
Check all your local home improvement stores weekly for sales AND pay special attention to ';scratch and dent'; sales... a scratch or dent in your washer plays no factor in its preformance... it does however give you great savings $$$$. I know far too many people who refuse to buy a scratched or dented machine simply because they think it is ';beneath them'; to own one... well I say ';nanny nanny'; and sock the extra cash I saved in to my investments and pass them people up even more financially!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah life is good ! : ) Happy shopping !
When there's a sale.
The best time to buy a washer is when you need it. Washers
aren't like cars where a certain time of year is best to buy.
Most stores have sale adds quite often. I like whirlpool appliances.
I would just call several stores and ask for prices.
A Sears outlet (who cares if the sides have scratches)-- end of July.
i'm not relli sure bout when
but you could buy it @ sears
The best time is around August or September- RIGHT NOW! No holidays, which can jack prices up. Also, when ever gas prices go down, so do prices of everything. I'd go to either Sears or even the Salvation Army if you need one cheap. Ask to see it turned on-- so you know it works. Open a credit card acct. wherever you buy your washer the day you buy it- 10-15% discount. Good luck! And, look in the news paper!
CERTAINLY BEFORE THE NEXT WASH DAY!!!---SHOP AROUND FOR THE BEST PRICE DEALS!!!
any time appliances are not seasonal so they are always available...i would watch your local paper for ads it usually comes down between best buy, home depot and lowes..i would lean toward best buy as i found their service and installation is a little better.
The link is to Sears washer and dryer selection, and as you can see, they are on sale!When is th best time to buy a washer and where?
When you can afford it-Try Best Buy although very spendyWhen is th best time to buy a washer and where?
Check all your local home improvement stores weekly for sales AND pay special attention to ';scratch and dent'; sales... a scratch or dent in your washer plays no factor in its preformance... it does however give you great savings $$$$. I know far too many people who refuse to buy a scratched or dented machine simply because they think it is ';beneath them'; to own one... well I say ';nanny nanny'; and sock the extra cash I saved in to my investments and pass them people up even more financially!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah life is good ! : ) Happy shopping !
When there's a sale.
The best time to buy a washer is when you need it. Washers
aren't like cars where a certain time of year is best to buy.
Most stores have sale adds quite often. I like whirlpool appliances.
I would just call several stores and ask for prices.
A Sears outlet (who cares if the sides have scratches)-- end of July.
i'm not relli sure bout when
but you could buy it @ sears
The best time is around August or September- RIGHT NOW! No holidays, which can jack prices up. Also, when ever gas prices go down, so do prices of everything. I'd go to either Sears or even the Salvation Army if you need one cheap. Ask to see it turned on-- so you know it works. Open a credit card acct. wherever you buy your washer the day you buy it- 10-15% discount. Good luck! And, look in the news paper!
CERTAINLY BEFORE THE NEXT WASH DAY!!!---SHOP AROUND FOR THE BEST PRICE DEALS!!!
any time appliances are not seasonal so they are always available...i would watch your local paper for ads it usually comes down between best buy, home depot and lowes..i would lean toward best buy as i found their service and installation is a little better.
A window washer is standing on a scaffold supported by a vertical rope at each end. The scaffold weighs 210 N?
A window washer is standing on a scaffold supported by a vertical rope at each end. The scaffold weighs 210 N and is 3.30 m long. What is the tension in each rope when the 690 N worker stands 2.30 m from one end?
______ N (smaller tension)
______ N (larger tension)A window washer is standing on a scaffold supported by a vertical rope at each end. The scaffold weighs 210 N?
assuming the scaffold is uniform weight, take moments around 1 end to get the tension in the rope of the other
the 鈭慚 = 0, take the rope tension direction as positive
690 x 2.3 + 210 x (3.3 / 2) = T1 x 3.3
T1 = 586N
Now moments around the other end
690 x (3.3-2.3) + 210 x (3.3/2) = T2 x 3.3
T2 = 314N
You can check your answers as 鈭慒 = 0, so
586 + 314 - 210 - 690 = 0
______ N (smaller tension)
______ N (larger tension)A window washer is standing on a scaffold supported by a vertical rope at each end. The scaffold weighs 210 N?
assuming the scaffold is uniform weight, take moments around 1 end to get the tension in the rope of the other
the 鈭慚 = 0, take the rope tension direction as positive
690 x 2.3 + 210 x (3.3 / 2) = T1 x 3.3
T1 = 586N
Now moments around the other end
690 x (3.3-2.3) + 210 x (3.3/2) = T2 x 3.3
T2 = 314N
You can check your answers as 鈭慒 = 0, so
586 + 314 - 210 - 690 = 0
Does my washer and or dryer have a sock fetish?
I am missing two pairs of socks already :-(
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My socks aren't gayDoes my washer and or dryer have a sock fetish?
lmao. You sir just made my night (:Does my washer and or dryer have a sock fetish?
hey at least yours are leaving in pairs. mine seem to disappear just one sock from 2 different pairs. and how do you know your socks aren't gay? maybe they left to go enjoy a little ';sock lovin''; somewhere else...lol-that's too funny. i love how Y!A zones in on one word (in this case ';fetish';) and suggests a totally unrelated topic to your question...
anyway-i don't think your washer and/or dryer have a sock fetish. i think all the socks are randomly leaving to plot their bid to take over the world..lol
Apparently, mine is into lacy lingerie. Hm.
No. Yours are socially correct. It is the ones who don't take them that bother me. They are aberrational.
LOL @ the category! why does the dryer always eat the socks? mine does that too....
The washer ate them
And THEY ARE NOW!
LOL ..... You're a funny little fella
LMAO!
';My socks aren't gay'; lol
and yes your dryer DOES have a sock fetish ..as does mine
mine loves skid mark undies
I ate thembacteria
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My socks aren't gayDoes my washer and or dryer have a sock fetish?
lmao. You sir just made my night (:Does my washer and or dryer have a sock fetish?
hey at least yours are leaving in pairs. mine seem to disappear just one sock from 2 different pairs. and how do you know your socks aren't gay? maybe they left to go enjoy a little ';sock lovin''; somewhere else...lol-that's too funny. i love how Y!A zones in on one word (in this case ';fetish';) and suggests a totally unrelated topic to your question...
anyway-i don't think your washer and/or dryer have a sock fetish. i think all the socks are randomly leaving to plot their bid to take over the world..lol
Apparently, mine is into lacy lingerie. Hm.
No. Yours are socially correct. It is the ones who don't take them that bother me. They are aberrational.
LOL @ the category! why does the dryer always eat the socks? mine does that too....
The washer ate them
And THEY ARE NOW!
LOL ..... You're a funny little fella
LMAO!
';My socks aren't gay'; lol
and yes your dryer DOES have a sock fetish ..as does mine
mine loves skid mark undies
I ate them
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