Welcome to home ownership with all the ups and downs that come with it. It's so great to see how you two are navigating this move. Congrats and good luck.
Thanks for the videos, really enjoy them. We have a front loader and use the commercial pellets to clean the washer. And leave the door cracked open when not in use. What I don’t understand is these appliances have been used in Europe for decades, do they have the same problem?? I have a suggestion. I heard the plans you have for the house, and the one I would suggest to do first, is probably one of the last ones you had in mind, or in the middle. Do the bathroom in the laundry room first. That will be a small project more easily knocked out, hopefully, or will give you an idea of what you will run into for any changes to the rest of the house. In trying to add a sink, it will mean making some changes behind the walls, and will give you a chance to experience and see how they did some of the things in the walls. If you want the sink to the side of the toilet, you will have to move the dryer vent, add some plumbing to the existing, add a ceiling vent and light, etc. So it will give a look into the house and how stuff was done.
My youngest son and girlfriend just bought their first home and we were going to buy them a set used but got a good deal on a new set. I'm happy we were able to do that for them
Have you fully taken into account a vaulted ceiling, it would almost double the area to be heated and make through drafts an unpleasant fact that would have to be calculated into the overall running costs.
Great video y'all! Something to help you locate your septic tank. Use a stiff rod of some kind to shove in the ground to find out if your tank is there or not. This way you don't have to dig as many holes in your yard.
Thanks! I tried to use a probe, but no luck. There is a hard clay bed that always feels like I hit something, lol. I'm starting think it got really buried over the years. The grade is already about 6” to high around the house. Going to put more effort in, but for now still a mystery.
This is why I will never own a front loading washer. Great video to learn from. Most people wouldn't even think of this until something is very wrong like the clothes not getting clean or the horrible smell. Even with a new one, this is what will happen eventually.
Agreed! Heard great things a out the Speed Queens as well. Straight forward cleaning and drying machines with out the gimmicks and gizmos that draw a lot of people in, yet perform terribly. Built to last, like reputable brands use to be.
Congrats on the house! you will find that there are tons of projects to do. Make a list and prioritize or you will drive yourselves crazy! Some things are critical, some are important and some are 'nice to have.' Make a list and hit the big things first, then work on the less critical things. On your front loader, it should have a self cleaning cycle that will help keep it clean. I leave the door for ours open when not in use, lets it dry out inside and helps keep it from getting moldy. Keep up the great work!
Once you locate the septic lines, try one of these shovels. Works wonders when digging around pipes! I’ve used one for years and it’s a life saver for sure! Looking forward to all your great content to come! Nupla Sharp Shooter Sewer Spade
UPDATE: I managed to get the washer 100% clean and put it back together. It will live another day and not go to waste, but the damage was done for us, so we are sticking with the newer used machines lol. I am curious if any of you also have this common issue with a front load washer?
We also have a front load washer. The owners manual tells how to clean it monthly (has a dedicated wash cycle) to avoid this type of problem. Also, we leave the door cracked open a few inches when not in use to let it air out and dry between washes. We don't have a serious problem like yours, but then, we don't live in the south, either. Good luck.
Front loader have lots of advantages, but not draining all the way is a common issue. Leave the door cracked when not in use to help let it dry out, run cleaning cycles, see the manual for how to run and how often. Also check to see if the unit has a drain filter, if this gets pluged it can prevent the unit from draining completely.
Top loads get that gunk built up between the spin basket and outer tub too. It mainly stems for using too much soap and too much softener. Most top loads (without a center agitator) can really struggle with out of balance loads. The washer clean cycle and some white vinegar monthly goes a long way it keeping machines clean.
I am an appliance repair guy. The name of the part that you could not get cleaned is a spider arm. The name of the problem is Galvanic corrosion. The spider arm that holding up the drum is made of cast aluminum and the drum is stainless steel. These two metals being bolted together along with the combination of electricity, corrodes and dissolves the weakest metal. If you Google the phrase spider arm corrosion you’ll see lots of pictures of this problem. It will be the downfall of all front load washers made this way. It’s a ticking time bomb there’s nothing that can be done to fix it I’ve looked very deep into this problem. I have heard that some front load washers are being made with a composite spider arm which would solve the problem but as for your machine very sorry to report that it will eventually fail. The good news is it may take years because your arm looks to only just be starting to dissolve. You’ll know it has failed when it starts getting out a balance. Usually it will give an unbalance error code.
Interesting! We did all the cleaning we could and ended up getting a top loader at the end anyways! We couldn’t stand the thought of this washing our clothes 😅
@@Woodbrew yeah I think you’ll be a lot happier with a Toploader. Front loaders are mainly about saving water anyway and I know y’all aren’t in a area where water conservation is a huge problem. Well done on getting all the way to the spider arm. That’s a major undertaking I bet only a few non-professionals ever get that far into a front loader. Impressive.
I also don't agree with your galvanic corrosion theory. This just plain chemical corrosion. Alkaline solutions left on the support with the door closed will eat into the spider faster than if the door was left open. A boil wash every month with citric acid would go a long way to removing that detergent buildup. Follow up with oxygen bleach if using liquid detergent or fabric softener. Did they use a proper HE detergent all the time or cheap out. There's many things you can do to prolong the life of the machine. I would blame the operator not the machine. With the right care it isn't unusual to have these machines last ten to fourteen years instead of half as long as I see in so many videos
Good idea on the vaulted ceilings, but it takes more to heat and cool the rooms with more space, we have them and i keep on thinking on in closing them, but i do like them. something to think about though.
23:43 sometime 2018, I dismantled our (then 8 year old) front loader. there were no nasty gunk like in your video; but there were some caked dirt (aka salt similar to what you'd find in a kettle); it does not smell bad, kinda smell like fabcon I must be cleaning my washer correctly.... I will dismantle it again in 2022...
You may need to enlarge your HVAC if you are enlarging (raising ceilings) your living space. You'll notice this in the summer when your AC can't keep up, then in the winter if your house stays cold (heat rising). Do yourself a favor and clean any debris out of the rubber seal in the front by the drain hole and dry any water AFTER EVERY LOAD of laundry, then leave the door open. This will prevent any mold and mildew growth in the future. I have had the same front loading washer since 2008 and never ever had an issue with mold or mildew.
You are one of a kind with your washer! We would totally leave the door open, but got a top loader at the end 🙃 Also a believer in working smarter not harder and wiping out water after every load just isn’t my style 😂 Top loader for the win with us!
@@Woodbrew I grew up in the '70s Germany with a front loading washer, so learned what to do from early on. We tend to use what we're used to. When I first moved to the US in '91, I looked cross-eyed at the coil burner stoves and top loading washers and just could never get used to them. Also been working in HVAC since 2008, so keep and eye on your HVAC when you're done with remodeling.
In retrospect, if you had run several cycles with cleaners and bleach before disassembly it would have saved you a lot of time. The calcium and lime that you couldn't remove requires Vinegar or CLR.
Top loads get that gunk built up between the spin basket and outer tub too. It mainly stems for using too much soap and too much softener. Most top loads (without a center agitator) can really struggle with out of balance loads. The washer clean cycle and some white vinegar monthly goes a long way it keeping machines clean.
Pantry shelves could be improved but those shelves are fantastic. Tall enough to get to everything without the shelf above hiding things. White and solid enough. I like em but maybe you’ll figure out something so similar it’s not any loss of nice shelf space.
I do love em, but it’s almost so much space that everything just gets bunched together. I think having cabinets and smaller length shelves will work wonders!
I saw your surfboard videos and they look awesome. Do you know how to make a paipo bodyboard? If so, can you show us how 5o make a paipo bodyboard please?
War Eagle! You will want tiered stands for your pantry so things on the back of the shelf can be seen. Consider retrofitting your lower cabinets with drawers to make storage easier. Be judicious in your acquisitions. You have lots of room now, but that fills up fast.
Thought about getting a small cheap GPS tracker, the kind that attach to car or collar flush it and you can track where it goes to find the septic tank.
The hunt for you septic tank/field got sidetracked by your washing machine fiasco... It you have not gotten back to the septic field hunt, I would suggest checking with your local city/township office to see if they have a plan or map for the location of your septic system. Good luck!
Love the idea of restoring and repurposing some items. Other items I just wouldn’t even attempt. I’d rather buy brand new washer and dryer. I’d rather spend the money than spend the time and repairs to bring back to a respectable condition. Just curious if the savings on a used unit was worth the time and material to get it back in working order? I’ll tune in to see what happens. Good luck!
Agreed! We thought we could get away with saving some big money, but will never buy used appliances again without making sure they are in decent shape. We only spent money on bleach and some Clorox spray and of course our time to clean this one. It worked perfectly before, just needed cleaning! We needed up getting a top loader washer at the end because we couldn’t stand the thought of a front loader getting to that point again lol
@@Woodbrew Yes, front loaders are notorious for mold and dirt. I still have a top loader and have rebuilt it several times but still works great! And it was also very clean each time I disassembled it. When I use it, I keep lid open while clothes are drying so it has a chance to dry and the heat from dryer also helps. Sorry if this was a spoiler alert, I was hoping you somehow miraculously put it back together. Love your vids and congrats on the new home. Will continue to look forward to your progression. Welcome to home ownership! 🤣😂😆
Just leave the door open after you are done washing so that the water can properly evaporate. They also have moisture collection bags you can buy to put into the washer when you are not using it to help prevent mold. Just remember to remove the moisture bag when you go to wash. Also on the washer, there is a little door on the left bottom that needs to be cleaned out I would say once a month, it should have directions on it on how to clean it. The little clean out is a lint trap, and if it is not cleaned out, you will get a horrible smell from it that could get into your close.
Very excited for you both in this new phase of home ownership. However, I subscribed for woodworking and how to run a business around that. Are home ownership woes to be a part of this channel from now on or will it focus exclusively on woodworking?
I'm just watching the washing machine disassembly and my brain is SCREAMING!! Also waiting for the inevitable washing man turning up to find and fix a leaking washing machine LOL All machines end up in a very similar state..... sorry. 1. Clean it monthly by cleaning the soap draw and seals with a bit of water and soda cristals. 2. Put some soda cristals in the soap draw and the rest of a 1lb bag of soda cristals in the drum and wash on your hottest wash. 3. Empty a 500ml bottle of white viniga into the drum and soap draw and do the hot wash again. Enjoy a clean machine. The more times you do this the better the machine will get. 👍
@@Woodbrew Definitely! I've taken apart a lot of washing machines over the years and I'm sorry to say that the majority of them look like that no matter which way you put the clothes in. The problem is that people think the commercial cleaners cost to much and every time they pass them in a shop there's a little voice that say "next time". Soda crystals and white vinigar are cheap and work just as well as commercial cleaners, so no excuses 😂
Did the same thing some 32 years ago when we got our first house. Took the washer apart, it need so many parts I just went and got a new cheap one. It lasted 16 years. You guys need a dog. And, WDE!!!
Welcome to home ownership with all the ups and downs that come with it. It's so great to see how you two are navigating this move. Congrats and good luck.
Haha you’re not wrong! Thanks
Vaulted ceilings and open floor plain! 100% agree. Can't wait for the videos
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Good video Dylan & Molly! Thank you for sharing the adventure with us!💖👌👍😎JP
Thanks for the videos, really enjoy them. We have a front loader and use the commercial pellets to clean the washer. And leave the door cracked open when not in use. What I don’t understand is these appliances have been used in Europe for decades, do they have the same problem??
I have a suggestion. I heard the plans you have for the house, and the one I would suggest to do first, is probably one of the last ones you had in mind, or in the middle. Do the bathroom in the laundry room first. That will be a small project more easily knocked out, hopefully, or will give you an idea of what you will run into for any changes to the rest of the house. In trying to add a sink, it will mean making some changes behind the walls, and will give you a chance to experience and see how they did some of the things in the walls. If you want the sink to the side of the toilet, you will have to move the dryer vent, add some plumbing to the existing, add a ceiling vent and light, etc. So it will give a look into the house and how stuff was done.
If you do raise the ceilings make sure you have an AC/heater that can condition the additional load
My youngest son and girlfriend just bought their first home and we were going to buy them a set used but got a good deal on a new set. I'm happy we were able to do that for them
That’s awesome!
Have you fully taken into account a vaulted ceiling, it would almost double the area to be heated and make through drafts an unpleasant fact that would have to be calculated into the overall running costs.
Great video y'all!
Something to help you locate your septic tank. Use a stiff rod of some kind to shove in the ground to find out if your tank is there or not. This way you don't have to dig as many holes in your yard.
Thanks! I tried to use a probe, but no luck. There is a hard clay bed that always feels like I hit something, lol. I'm starting think it got really buried over the years. The grade is already about 6” to high around the house. Going to put more effort in, but for now still a mystery.
This is why I will never own a front loading washer. Great video to learn from. Most people wouldn't even think of this until something is very wrong like the clothes not getting clean or the horrible smell. Even with a new one, this is what will happen eventually.
Seen and heard about too many issues with front loaders. Top loaders for me. Check out Speed Queen commercial.
Agreed! Heard great things a out the Speed Queens as well. Straight forward cleaning and drying machines with out the gimmicks and gizmos that draw a lot of people in, yet perform terribly. Built to last, like reputable brands use to be.
I own a front loader now for seven years and it's been great. Brand new. Not used.
Sharpen rebar to find the septic tank is how I found mine. It was not where I thought either.
Congrats on the house! you will find that there are tons of projects to do. Make a list and prioritize or you will drive yourselves crazy! Some things are critical, some are important and some are 'nice to have.' Make a list and hit the big things first, then work on the less critical things. On your front loader, it should have a self cleaning cycle that will help keep it clean. I leave the door for ours open when not in use, lets it dry out inside and helps keep it from getting moldy. Keep up the great work!
Once you locate the septic lines, try one of these shovels. Works wonders when digging around pipes! I’ve used one for years and it’s a life saver for sure! Looking forward to all your great content to come!
Nupla Sharp Shooter Sewer Spade
I really enjoy these types of videos! Glad to see you both are doing well.
So happy you like them! We plan on continuing to make them along with our usual build videos!
UPDATE: I managed to get the washer 100% clean and put it back together. It will live another day and not go to waste, but the damage was done for us, so we are sticking with the newer used machines lol. I am curious if any of you also have this common issue with a front load washer?
We also have a front load washer. The owners manual tells how to clean it monthly (has a dedicated wash cycle) to avoid this type of problem. Also, we leave the door cracked open a few inches when not in use to let it air out and dry between washes. We don't have a serious problem like yours, but then, we don't live in the south, either. Good luck.
Front loader have lots of advantages, but not draining all the way is a common issue. Leave the door cracked when not in use to help let it dry out, run cleaning cycles, see the manual for how to run and how often. Also check to see if the unit has a drain filter, if this gets pluged it can prevent the unit from draining completely.
@@janitorbob2008 They should all have a filter that's accessable from a panel on the front somewhere.
@@mRowden100 that is what I was say, make sure to check and clean that filter, if you don't it won't drain properly
Top loads get that gunk built up between the spin basket and outer tub too. It mainly stems for using too much soap and too much softener. Most top loads (without a center agitator) can really struggle with out of balance loads. The washer clean cycle and some white vinegar monthly goes a long way it keeping machines clean.
I am an appliance repair guy. The name of the part that you could not get cleaned is a spider arm. The name of the problem is Galvanic corrosion. The spider arm that holding up the drum is made of cast aluminum and the drum is stainless steel.
These two metals being bolted together along with the combination of electricity, corrodes and dissolves the weakest metal.
If you Google the phrase spider arm corrosion you’ll see lots of pictures of this problem.
It will be the downfall of all front load washers made this way. It’s a ticking time bomb there’s nothing that can be done to fix it I’ve looked very deep into this problem.
I have heard that some front load washers are being made with a composite spider arm which would solve the problem but as for your machine very sorry to report that it will eventually fail.
The good news is it may take years because your arm looks to only just be starting to dissolve.
You’ll know it has failed when it starts getting out a balance. Usually it will give an unbalance error code.
Interesting! We did all the cleaning we could and ended up getting a top loader at the end anyways! We couldn’t stand the thought of this washing our clothes 😅
@@Woodbrew yeah I think you’ll be a lot happier with a Toploader. Front loaders are mainly about saving water anyway and I know y’all aren’t in a area where water conservation is a huge problem.
Well done on getting all the way to the spider arm. That’s a major undertaking I bet only a few non-professionals ever get that far into a front loader.
Impressive.
I wonder if they ever reassembled it. Easy to take things apart. I guess it would take too long to get a spider arm so they had to get another washer.
I also don't agree with your galvanic corrosion theory. This just plain chemical corrosion. Alkaline solutions left on the support with the door closed will eat into the spider faster than if the door was left open. A boil wash every month with citric acid would go a long way to removing that detergent buildup. Follow up with oxygen bleach if using liquid detergent or fabric softener. Did they use a proper HE detergent all the time or cheap out. There's many things you can do to prolong the life of the machine. I would blame the operator not the machine. With the right care it isn't unusual to have these machines last ten to fourteen years instead of half as long as I see in so many videos
Good idea on the vaulted ceilings, but it takes more to heat and cool the rooms with more space, we have them and i keep on thinking on in closing them, but i do like them. something to think about though.
Great video. I think this was one of your longest yet. Love it.
Glad you enjoyed!
23:43 sometime 2018, I dismantled our (then 8 year old) front loader. there were no nasty gunk like in your video; but there were some caked dirt (aka salt similar to what you'd find in a kettle); it does not smell bad, kinda smell like fabcon
I must be cleaning my washer correctly.... I will dismantle it again in 2022...
What would you advise to clean the washer correctly. And how was the state of your drum spider. Now that we are in 2023
You may need to enlarge your HVAC if you are enlarging (raising ceilings) your living space. You'll notice this in the summer when your AC can't keep up, then in the winter if your house stays cold (heat rising).
Do yourself a favor and clean any debris out of the rubber seal in the front by the drain hole and dry any water AFTER EVERY LOAD of laundry, then leave the door open. This will prevent any mold and mildew growth in the future. I have had the same front loading washer since 2008 and never ever had an issue with mold or mildew.
You are one of a kind with your washer! We would totally leave the door open, but got a top loader at the end 🙃 Also a believer in working smarter not harder and wiping out water after every load just isn’t my style 😂 Top loader for the win with us!
@@Woodbrew I grew up in the '70s Germany with a front loading washer, so learned what to do from early on. We tend to use what we're used to. When I first moved to the US in '91, I looked cross-eyed at the coil burner stoves and top loading washers and just could never get used to them.
Also been working in HVAC since 2008, so keep and eye on your HVAC when you're done with remodeling.
Been there fixed that. We actually had the drum spider arm break. And yes it is not pretty behind the curtain of a front load washer.
Yes its a good idea I differently vault the ceiling xxx
@20:55 This is the reason why I have a top loading washer. I don't have to worry about mold.
In retrospect, if you had run several cycles with cleaners and bleach before disassembly it would have saved you a lot of time. The calcium and lime that you couldn't remove requires Vinegar or CLR.
We didn’t know it was as bad as it was until we got it apart😅 So happy we did though and made sure we got it cleaned
Exactly and then opened it if necessary
Use a steamer to finish the cleaning of the washer
Yuppp NURSTY, NURSTY, NURSTY!!! Time to get a Hotsy Pressure Washer!!!
Top loads get that gunk built up between the spin basket and outer tub too. It mainly stems for using too much soap and too much softener. Most top loads (without a center agitator) can really struggle with out of balance loads. The washer clean cycle and some white vinegar monthly goes a long way it keeping machines clean.
Totally doing the white vinegar every month! Everywhere I’ve read says to do this!
Affresh tabs will more effective
The struggle is real......😉.....glad yall got that all squared up....doing a great job 👏👍
LITERALLY 😂😂
Run your washer with just laundry soap & Clorox or Lysol for laundry to clean and sanitize it.
Honestly don’t think that would have touched the amount that needed to be cleaned 😂
Yeah,. After I watched the rest of the video, your way of cleaning was necessary. My suggestion is good only for weekly or monthly sanitizing.
Super cute video and so happy for you all! :)
Thank you!
Pantry shelves could be improved but those shelves are fantastic. Tall enough to get to everything without the shelf above hiding things. White and solid enough. I like em but maybe you’ll figure out something so similar it’s not any loss of nice shelf space.
I do love em, but it’s almost so much space that everything just gets bunched together. I think having cabinets and smaller length shelves will work wonders!
I saw your surfboard videos and they look awesome. Do you know how to make a paipo bodyboard? If so, can you show us how 5o make a paipo bodyboard please?
War Eagle! You will want tiered stands for your pantry so things on the back of the shelf can be seen. Consider retrofitting your lower cabinets with drawers to make storage easier. Be judicious in your acquisitions. You have lots of room now, but that fills up fast.
Totally plan on doing cabinets in the pantry when we redo it! Tiered stands is a great thing too! And War Eagle 🧡💙
Thought about getting a small cheap GPS tracker, the kind that attach to car or collar flush it and you can track where it goes to find the septic tank.
washer problems prove that sometimes you have to shuck out the bucks for new....
The hunt for you septic tank/field got sidetracked by your washing machine fiasco... It you have not gotten back to the septic field hunt, I would suggest checking with your local city/township office to see if they have a plan or map for the location of your septic system. Good luck!
That’s the plan!
Love the idea of restoring and repurposing some items. Other items I just wouldn’t even attempt. I’d rather buy brand new washer and dryer. I’d rather spend the money than spend the time and repairs to bring back to a respectable condition. Just curious if the savings on a used unit was worth the time and material to get it back in working order? I’ll tune in to see what happens. Good luck!
Agreed! We thought we could get away with saving some big money, but will never buy used appliances again without making sure they are in decent shape. We only spent money on bleach and some Clorox spray and of course our time to clean this one. It worked perfectly before, just needed cleaning! We needed up getting a top loader washer at the end because we couldn’t stand the thought of a front loader getting to that point again lol
@@Woodbrew Yes, front loaders are notorious for mold and dirt. I still have a top loader and have rebuilt it several times but still works great! And it was also very clean each time I disassembled it. When I use it, I keep lid open while clothes are drying so it has a chance to dry and the heat from dryer also helps. Sorry if this was a spoiler alert, I was hoping you somehow miraculously put it back together. Love your vids and congrats on the new home. Will continue to look forward to your progression. Welcome to home ownership! 🤣😂😆
Cleaning washer - RUBBER GLOVES and HAND SANITIZER
Idea: record vlog material Sunday to Saturday and release it the next Friday so there’s a good amount of space for editing
Great idea!
Keep your washer open when your not using it.
Yes! Although we went and bought a top loader at the end instead🙃
Just leave the door open after you are done washing so that the water can properly evaporate. They also have moisture collection bags you can buy to put into the washer when you are not using it to help prevent mold. Just remember to remove the moisture bag when you go to wash. Also on the washer, there is a little door on the left bottom that needs to be cleaned out I would say once a month, it should have directions on it on how to clean it. The little clean out is a lint trap, and if it is not cleaned out, you will get a horrible smell from it that could get into your close.
Yea that’s what we would have done! Ended up getting rid of this washer and got a top loader because we didn’t want to have to leave the door open 👍🏻
Now u have done that make sure too clean it every day or once a week self clean
At NURSTY, JUS PLAIN NURSTY!!!
This is weird. For some reason your videos don't show up in my subscription feed. This is the first one in months. I've missed you guys.
I mizz u woodbrew!!
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Very excited for you both in this new phase of home ownership. However, I subscribed for woodworking and how to run a business around that. Are home ownership woes to be a part of this channel from now on or will it focus exclusively on woodworking?
Kudos to y’all!!! I would’ve been waving the white flag early on in that project!!!!😂😂😂
Hahah 😂
could you not just stick a whole bunch of Bleach in the washer and turn it on to well wash its self out?
That's what I was thinking. At least try some known cleaners several times and then open it up if needed
I'm just watching the washing machine disassembly and my brain is SCREAMING!! Also waiting for the inevitable washing man turning up to find and fix a leaking washing machine LOL All machines end up in a very similar state..... sorry.
1. Clean it monthly by cleaning the soap draw and seals with a bit of water and soda cristals.
2. Put some soda cristals in the soap draw and the rest of a 1lb bag of soda cristals in the drum and wash on your hottest wash.
3. Empty a 500ml bottle of white viniga into the drum and soap draw and do the hot wash again.
Enjoy a clean machine. The more times you do this the better the machine will get. 👍
Yes! Cleaning REGULARLY after seeing this😅
@@Woodbrew Definitely! I've taken apart a lot of washing machines over the years and I'm sorry to say that the majority of them look like that no matter which way you put the clothes in. The problem is that people think the commercial cleaners cost to much and every time they pass them in a shop there's a little voice that say "next time". Soda crystals and white vinigar are cheap and work just as well as commercial cleaners, so no excuses 😂
Mixing a base an an acid isn't going to clean much. Either use them separately or not at all
Did the same thing some 32 years ago when we got our first house. Took the washer apart, it need so many parts I just went and got a new cheap one. It lasted 16 years.
You guys need a dog. And, WDE!!!
Dog will be coming kinda soon...a few months away from being ready for one! WDE🧡💙
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WAR EAGLE!
never buy washer used u don't know the issues that can happen
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That's why front loaders SUCK.