#41

recommend an empty wash on the hottest temperature (plus detergent) to help resolve a stinky washer. Not necessary now, but a tip for the future

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#42

Thank you for this tip.

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#43

Thanks mate. Good to know the thread has delivered something of use :+1:

#44

I live to give.

#45

And please make sure all the fluff is cleared out of the tumble dryer. This is actually really important as is a big cause of fires.

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#46

My machine makes me do this (happening as we speak!)

#47

Lovely bit of H&S there

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#48

i don’t have a washing machine, i do my laundry in the softly chuckling brook behind my house

#49

No worries M9. Almost makes up for that absolute clusterfuck of an OP.

Almost…

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#50

Please ensure that the lint build up in the gravel bed is not affecting grayling stocks.

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#51

Pretty clean

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#52

Tumbler dryer is a state though

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#54

Mine looks like this and that entire thing was just a bundle of lint, yo.

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#55

Should be at the front bottom somewhere. Google your machine though and don’t be a Noah and drain first.

#56

Teachers pet

#57

Wtf I didn’t know about this I thought u were referring to the mesh thing, I have never cleaned anything that looks like that!!!

#58

This is a good reminder, thanks! My soap drawer game is pretty strong, but I’ve had to run extra drainage cycles on a couple ignored loads recently and I think it’s filter cleaning time. There’s a load in right now but I’ll give it a go in a bit and report back!

#59

I did mine last week, thanks for the reminder though. I have also banned my TV from using ‘colour catcher sheets’ as they are a) prone to finding their way into the filter and b) bullshit.

#60

softener + sports clothing do not mix well so I haven’t used it for about 4 years now

#61

I use white vinegar

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