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Thread Number: 93842
/ Tag: Modern Automatic Washers
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Post# 1184929 , Reply# 1 7/15/2023 at 09:07 (287 days old) by combo52  (50 Year Repair Tech Beltsville,Md) |
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Congratulations on having your washer. Spyder remain in good condition and the machine is also clean obviously.
I don’t believe any washers Spider should ever corrode and break in the normal life of a machine. manufactures engineer these machines, to be durable and not have problems in the thousands of loads at these machines endured during testing. As a service person I have seen hundreds of front load washers with broken spiders. It’s never been a surprise because the machines were always stinky and somewhat moldy. Obviously you know how to do laundry I’m sure your clothing is coming out clean and the machine is holding up well I have never seen the need for even monthly cleaning of a washer. If you’re using it properly, the machine will stay clean and not corrode. It would be interesting to know what water conditions your machine is subject to and what general methods you use for doing laundry. John | ||
| Post# 1190970 , Reply# 4 9/30/2023 at 15:36 (210 days old) by mark_wpduet (Lexington KY) | ||
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
every single solitary youtube video I've seen of the uploader taking apart their machine or someone else's machine complaining how horrible the machines are...in EVERY SINGLE CASE the outer drum, the boot, everything looks disgusting. And they add on top of that the reason these machines are disgusting is the fault of the fact that they don't use enough water. While I agree they could use a little more water... it's 100% the laundry habits of the user.. I'm convinced of that at this point. I wasn't sure years ago...but now I am.
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