"SteveB" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.infowest.com:
I guess I have been trained otherwise. If it is in the laundry basket, it goes into the frontloading washer. And it gets clean. And the frontloader works very well, thank you. No I don't recall the brand, and I am not going into the basement to see.
EVERY TIME!!!! Of course, this is a form of perfection, and perfection IS'NT.
A "hamper" is a plastic device used to take advantage of the normal mindlessness of human beings, who follow the rules and add unnecessary complexity to the clothes-washing cycle. This leads to mistakes, and verbal (and physical?) abuse. It also distracts peoples limited intellect from the activities of their government, church, etc...
It was named after Orel Walker Hamp, who always believed that in order to get things done, it is necessary to confuse the stupid masses, so they never notice how f*ck*d-*p the world is getting.
Yep, it was an LG.
Jerry
Lawn mowers have oil in them ? ;-)
I guess it is just what you do at your own house
Here the rule is, if it is in the laundry basket,, it is going for a ride in the washer/dryer.
I won't get anything but a front loader. They are faster, use less water, get the clothes cleaner, and spin everything drier than what a top loader does.
I do the laundry about half the time..I don't throw anything of mine into the laundry basket w/o checking the pockets..I used to wash a lot of toothpicks SWMBO on the other hand, regularly washes cash, lip balm and various bits of paper from her jean pockets. If our machine was the type that "eats" these items, she'd be the one dismantling it..
On Wed, 20 May 2009 11:55:55 -0500, Dymphna wrote Re Re: another reason
*not* to buy a front loading washer:
Good for you.
All true, but they still seem to be problem prone. And much more expensive. I don't expect to have any needs for a number or years, but today, I'd probably still stick with the top loader.
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