This is direct from the washer...it was a load of 4 Men's XXL shirts bought at a thrift store for the fabric, not to wear.
This is just one of the 4 shirts...the others were light colored and you could not tell if they had dry spots or not.
Might I add, the deep fill is always on...and I always do the second rinse. I really think probably almost all the new washers do this...I know my new one at our home did, my other daughter's does this. I thought at first that this one did not except on bulky items...but i was wrong. All three of these washers are different brands.
My thought is what if you had real sickness where you were having to do a lot of laundry...what in the world would a person do. With doing a second rinse, this usally takes an hour and eleven minutes, but if it is sheets or towels, it takes a bit longer because of the settings I use.
I will say besides all the extra time they require, by the time you have to redo things, plus always using the extra rinse, they waste energy at the least. And maybe water, too but that might be a stretch because they try to use so little.
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Just a little video...if you feel up to it, pop over to youtube and give this one a like. It is not exactly funny, but it made Roger chuckle.
My washer has done that a few times. I stopped using the sensor for the water fill and almost always set it on high with an extra rinse. Definitely not conserving water. Had more rain today...my back yard looks like a creek. I'm thinking of building a boat. ;o)
ReplyDeleteSmart bird...easy pickings, and probably lots of good bugs.
This would be very frustrating!
ReplyDeleteP.S. You would think in this day and age, that something like this problem would have been solved long ago.
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