front loader washing machine Door

[Stormin Mormon]

We've decided you're old enough to know.

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[None]

Whining from a dumbfuck cretin that loves to LOL and SMH. Back on the short bus with you, dumfuck.

[micky]

What if he crawls in anyway and gets bleached, softened, or deterged?

[Scott Lurndal]

the toilet doesn't rotate in use. The washer does. Centrifugal force, dontchaknow.

[Scott Lurndal]

Darwin wins again?

[Ed Pawlowski]

So? Have you watched how they operate? No need to make it water tight on the top half.

[TimR]

The dryer door, on the other hand, should always be left closed, IMO.

Some people type IMHO. They are usually people who should type IMAO. My opinion is neither humble nor arrogant, it just is, so I write IMO.

I have noticed that when the family leaves our dryer door open in the winter, cold air flows in from the vent into the house. So I stay after them to keep the door closed.

[Ed Pawlowski]

Perhaps you should check our outside vent door too. I can't say it is at all noticeable on my dryer. None of the vents are perfect, but it does not take much to keep one from closing properly.

[21blackswan]

well, my dryer has a Light that stays on, when the door is open

so leaving my dryer door open all the time is a no no

marc

[Scott Lurndal]

Yes, they have a tendency to spin rapidly. Very rapidly, in order to use centrifugal force to drive the water from the the items being washed.

[Phil Kangas]

You mean, of course, centrifugal _reaction_ not force. There is no such thing as centrifugal FORCE... my pet peeve in life, btw. I stomp it every time I hear that term. ;>)}

[Stormin Mormon]

AC/R guys don't like the expression of making things cold. Some people say there is no such thing as cold.

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[gfretwell]

Ain't no suction either according to my physics instructor.

[Ed Pawlowski]

When I went out this morning there sure was an absence of heat.

[Ed Pawlowski]

Obviously the drum is not watertight or the clothes would never dry out. It has to go someplace.

[Stormin Mormon]

Under pressure, I'm sure he'd agre: that blows.

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[Stormin Mormon]

New York sure was absence of heat, also.

Yah, friend, that really absence of pressures.

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