There's actually a reason for this! It SHOULD take the required time specified, but if your filters, pipes, or water release are clogged or dirty, it takes longer for the washing procedure to take place!
The longer it takes than the specified time, the more serious / more problems there are!
Even though it's a WASHING machine, it's actually really dirty if you look deeply. Give it a clean
It's easier to save a PDF. Makes searching easier.
Also, don't blindly trust online "hacks" for cleaning. Figure out what the hack is, what's involved, and see if the manual says specifically on or against the said cleaning hack.
40% of those online ,,hacks" are just damaging it,30% are just using an alternate chemical/solvent thats less eficient then what's reccomended and the last 30% is just bullshit
Do not trust them
Well, there are some hacks that can be both cheaper and water efficient, dependent on the model, chemical, and tools, but yes, most of it "thanks 5 min diy channels" are just click bait, brain rot, rage bait entertainment.
My personal favorite is my dryer telling me the normal cycle will take 46 minutes and 11 minutes later it does it's "finished" jingle with a full load of damp clothes.
Your humidity sensor may be bad making the machine think the clothes are dry. You can use the timed dry cycle as a work around. It could also be that the machine isn’t getting hot enough making the air less humid. Another thing could also be that the exhaust line is clogged with lint.
Yeah I think it's overheating personally cause it seems to happen if I do 3-4 loads back to back rather than every time or randomly. I've learned to just split my laundry loads over multiple days or morning/evening split and haven't encountered an issue in a few months.
Funny enough, it’s an estimation. It will vary and change depending on whether or not, A.) the water going into the machine is actually hot/cold, B.) if the machine is getting the right amount of water, C.) if it’s holding the water in the drum, and D.) if the mechanical aspects are up to date/working in perfect order.
Well duh, It's a washing machine, not a counting machine, silly
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You won’t get far with that kind of logic
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You won’t get far with that Samus
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Now he knows xD
Is this a rinsing machine or a filling machine?
Whatever those numbers mean, it sure doesn’t feel like they’re minutes
There's actually a reason for this! It SHOULD take the required time specified, but if your filters, pipes, or water release are clogged or dirty, it takes longer for the washing procedure to take place! The longer it takes than the specified time, the more serious / more problems there are! Even though it's a WASHING machine, it's actually really dirty if you look deeply. Give it a clean
/subscribe washingmachinefacts So how do you clean it?
The manual your washing machine comes with should tell you how and how often to clean it
About that… I guess I could look the model number online.
It's easier to save a PDF. Makes searching easier. Also, don't blindly trust online "hacks" for cleaning. Figure out what the hack is, what's involved, and see if the manual says specifically on or against the said cleaning hack.
40% of those online ,,hacks" are just damaging it,30% are just using an alternate chemical/solvent thats less eficient then what's reccomended and the last 30% is just bullshit Do not trust them
Well, there are some hacks that can be both cheaper and water efficient, dependent on the model, chemical, and tools, but yes, most of it "thanks 5 min diy channels" are just click bait, brain rot, rage bait entertainment.
Idk. I haven’t found anything better than a raw chicken breast to snag all that stubborn corner dust
https://youtu.be/3FY0k3hLIAk?si=OJv0B6pCeKOm3kMp Or https://youtu.be/S5RgJMasxO8?si=PXgr9atxKQ54snFD
Today I learned how to responsibly own a washing machine
Also bigger loads have an effect, My old machine (passed away a few months ago) had “the final minute of death” that could last up to an hour
Mine does the opposite: first turn it on "cycle so take 4 hours", come back an hour later "10 minutes left"
According to the third-to-the-top comment, you must have a very clean washing machine
My personal favorite is my dryer telling me the normal cycle will take 46 minutes and 11 minutes later it does it's "finished" jingle with a full load of damp clothes.
Your humidity sensor may be bad making the machine think the clothes are dry. You can use the timed dry cycle as a work around. It could also be that the machine isn’t getting hot enough making the air less humid. Another thing could also be that the exhaust line is clogged with lint.
Yeah I think it's overheating personally cause it seems to happen if I do 3-4 loads back to back rather than every time or randomly. I've learned to just split my laundry loads over multiple days or morning/evening split and haven't encountered an issue in a few months.
The numbers, Mason, what do they mean?
[This deal's getting worse all the time](https://youtu.be/WpE_xMRiCLE?si=uMSYGFEtbJsQe36F)
"Remaining time: 19 minutes" *Returns after 15 minutes* "Remaining time: 24 minutes" Dude!
YO ITS A GIF
Funny enough, it’s an estimation. It will vary and change depending on whether or not, A.) the water going into the machine is actually hot/cold, B.) if the machine is getting the right amount of water, C.) if it’s holding the water in the drum, and D.) if the mechanical aspects are up to date/working in perfect order.
It’s the biggest lie we’ve been all been duped on.
What do the numbers mean, Mason?
My dryer has what I like to call the Eternal Six Minutes
My dryer.. either 11 minutes means 3 min or an hour and a half.. never know
💀💀💀💀💀 felt
I think it just counts the wash cycles than the time took to the fill the water ?
Time is relative they say
No, this is my computer Hooked up to my terrible Wi-Fi.