There are adjustable legs on appliances that allow independent adjustment as needed. If the washer is level though, I don't see a problem.How do you balance a front load washer if the floor is not level but, the washer is ?
doesnt it have legs that you can adjust by screwing in or out
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Can i put my hockey shin pads in the washer?
The pads are attacted by velcro!!! Can i pull them off and wash them in the washer?Can i put my hockey shin pads in the washer?
Yes you can. I put mine in the washer. You just have to put it on delicate cycle and hang them to dry.Can i put my hockey shin pads in the washer?
no not if they have any plastic protecting
Yeah go ahead I don't mind
Not a good idea! Try fabreeze! or most hockey complexes have a equipment cleaner you put your stuff in, and for a few bucks it cleans for you. (Kinda like a dry cleaner).
Yes, you can, i recommend just the inserts though, do not put the actual pads. Its great and after a while when the inserts get old you can order new ones, but if you maintain them by cleaning them they last forever.
i think you can
Yes you can. I put mine in the washer. You just have to put it on delicate cycle and hang them to dry.Can i put my hockey shin pads in the washer?
no not if they have any plastic protecting
Yeah go ahead I don't mind
Not a good idea! Try fabreeze! or most hockey complexes have a equipment cleaner you put your stuff in, and for a few bucks it cleans for you. (Kinda like a dry cleaner).
Yes, you can, i recommend just the inserts though, do not put the actual pads. Its great and after a while when the inserts get old you can order new ones, but if you maintain them by cleaning them they last forever.
i think you can
I cant find my my tank for the back washer?
In my toyota Lexcen Wagon i cant find the tank for the water in the back window, i have looked every where?I cant find my my tank for the back washer?
If you can't find it in the back of the vehicle when you raise your back hatch then more than likely it will be the washer reservoir under your hood.That is where mine is.I cant find my my tank for the back washer?
In all likely hood the back window washer uses the tank in the front located under the hood usually oh the drivers side. If you are having issues with the washer not functioning properly i.e. not squirting washer fluid your problem is most likely the line running from front to back....
in the back
two places lift the hatch normally on the side pillow where the hatch closes.
or in the side behind the plastic panelliquid cream
If you can't find it in the back of the vehicle when you raise your back hatch then more than likely it will be the washer reservoir under your hood.That is where mine is.I cant find my my tank for the back washer?
In all likely hood the back window washer uses the tank in the front located under the hood usually oh the drivers side. If you are having issues with the washer not functioning properly i.e. not squirting washer fluid your problem is most likely the line running from front to back....
in the back
two places lift the hatch normally on the side pillow where the hatch closes.
or in the side behind the plastic panel
My Bosch Dish Washer will not drain the water.?
I am presuming that something is blocked in the waste pipe but I cannot find a way to get to the pipe. Not sure what the model number is but it is built in model. Anyone have any advise for me?My Bosch Dish Washer will not drain the water.?
There should be a grey cap next to the filter compartment, lift it up and the water should begin to drain, then checkthe filter.My Bosch Dish Washer will not drain the water.?
It it a great possibility that the pump is blocked. You could take the pump off and clean it and see where we go from there.
Type into Google---samurai repair man----thats it !!!
First the top comes off, then the back comes off. It's more likely to be the pump.
it is probably broken then
on mine theres a setting and if u twist the thing to it it flicks out any crap thts on it.
There should be a grey cap next to the filter compartment, lift it up and the water should begin to drain, then checkthe filter.My Bosch Dish Washer will not drain the water.?
It it a great possibility that the pump is blocked. You could take the pump off and clean it and see where we go from there.
Type into Google---samurai repair man----thats it !!!
First the top comes off, then the back comes off. It's more likely to be the pump.
it is probably broken then
on mine theres a setting and if u twist the thing to it it flicks out any crap thts on it.
How do I work out the allowable tension and shear value for SS316 bolt/nut/washer?
Medatate/ After work come home, kick off your shoes, in the quite, just try it for 10 min a day.
What happens if you accidentally drop a oil bottle washer into the car's oil?
if it causes damage how much will it cost?What happens if you accidentally drop a oil bottle washer into the car's oil?
It really depends on the car as far as where it will be capable of travelling to depending on the location of oil filler. One thing is for sure however, if it manages to clog any ports within the engine it will destroy it. Take the valve cover off and remove it immediately while its still in one piece. Some valve covers have shields inside that will not allow it to make it anywhere but then some do not.What happens if you accidentally drop a oil bottle washer into the car's oil?
it will eventually melt and mix with the oil because it is petroleum based. it should not cause any major damage.
just take the pan off and get it out. it,s probably too big to go into the oil pan.
It really depends on the car as far as where it will be capable of travelling to depending on the location of oil filler. One thing is for sure however, if it manages to clog any ports within the engine it will destroy it. Take the valve cover off and remove it immediately while its still in one piece. Some valve covers have shields inside that will not allow it to make it anywhere but then some do not.What happens if you accidentally drop a oil bottle washer into the car's oil?
it will eventually melt and mix with the oil because it is petroleum based. it should not cause any major damage.
just take the pan off and get it out. it,s probably too big to go into the oil pan.
My husband left wet clothes and towels in the washer over night.?
I re-washed them all several times but there is this weird smell to them, I've tried different detergents, adding a little bleach and even all kinds of dryer sheets, is there any way to get the smell out or do I have to buy all new clothes and towels???My husband left wet clothes and towels in the washer over night.?
I use to work Wardrobe at a Regional Theatre and picked up all sorts of nifty little tricks.
For fresh smelling laundry, try soaking (and then washing) your clothes in Castille Soap. This all-natural product is available at most health food stores and comes in a variety of scents including peppermint and lavender. This gentle detergent is safe for even your most delicate fabrics.
If you have any lingering odor, try spritzing the clothes down with vodka. That's right, I said it- VODKA!
The cheaper the brand, the better the result.
In fact, it is a little known fact that dry cleaning _sets_ odor.
Purchasing a cheap spray bottle, filling it with the vodka and liberally spritzing the armpits of your garments will insure you do not inadvertantly ';set in'; unpleasant smells.
As in any home remedy involving fabrics, always test the colorfast-ness of your item by trying the ';cure'; on an inconspicuous place.
Good luck!My husband left wet clothes and towels in the washer over night.?
I would wash it, dry it, then wash it again and dry it. The reason behind this is, if the smell is from bacteria growth, the extreme heat from dryer will kill them. If that doesn't work, then you may be out of luck.
They were only left in the washer overnight? There shouldn't be any sort of lasting smell, then, so that's a little weird.
Anyways, if you live somewhere where you have a place to hang our clothes outside, I would highly recommenced that. They could use a little bit of airing out, as well as the fresh air. After that, if they still smell, you could wash them again, then hang them outside once more.
What you're smelling is mildew. I'd go buy new ones.
Use baking soda or white vinegar in the wash water along with your detergent.
Ad some Febreeze to the wash. Or Vinager about 1 cup. Vinager works wonders. If your out of frabic softner it can also help soften your clothes.
Try adding a cup or two of white vinegar to the wash, and liquid fabric softner in the rinse. Hang the clothes in the sun to dry, if you can, or dry them in the dryer and then hang them in the sun. Sunshine and fresh air do wonders for eliminating sour odor from fabric.
Baking soda is the best thing i've found for this. Half a cup to a cup, put it in before the clothes, while the water is running and let it dissolve before you put the clothes in, or it might cake on to the fabric.
Run the load again, I do this with cold water, but i dont know if it makes a difference. Sometimes i do notice a bit of the smell again when i'm taking the clothes out, but after the dryer they are fine. I think the smell might be in the washer.
You might need a new washer and dryer.
I use to work Wardrobe at a Regional Theatre and picked up all sorts of nifty little tricks.
For fresh smelling laundry, try soaking (and then washing) your clothes in Castille Soap. This all-natural product is available at most health food stores and comes in a variety of scents including peppermint and lavender. This gentle detergent is safe for even your most delicate fabrics.
If you have any lingering odor, try spritzing the clothes down with vodka. That's right, I said it- VODKA!
The cheaper the brand, the better the result.
In fact, it is a little known fact that dry cleaning _sets_ odor.
Purchasing a cheap spray bottle, filling it with the vodka and liberally spritzing the armpits of your garments will insure you do not inadvertantly ';set in'; unpleasant smells.
As in any home remedy involving fabrics, always test the colorfast-ness of your item by trying the ';cure'; on an inconspicuous place.
Good luck!My husband left wet clothes and towels in the washer over night.?
I would wash it, dry it, then wash it again and dry it. The reason behind this is, if the smell is from bacteria growth, the extreme heat from dryer will kill them. If that doesn't work, then you may be out of luck.
They were only left in the washer overnight? There shouldn't be any sort of lasting smell, then, so that's a little weird.
Anyways, if you live somewhere where you have a place to hang our clothes outside, I would highly recommenced that. They could use a little bit of airing out, as well as the fresh air. After that, if they still smell, you could wash them again, then hang them outside once more.
What you're smelling is mildew. I'd go buy new ones.
Use baking soda or white vinegar in the wash water along with your detergent.
Ad some Febreeze to the wash. Or Vinager about 1 cup. Vinager works wonders. If your out of frabic softner it can also help soften your clothes.
Try adding a cup or two of white vinegar to the wash, and liquid fabric softner in the rinse. Hang the clothes in the sun to dry, if you can, or dry them in the dryer and then hang them in the sun. Sunshine and fresh air do wonders for eliminating sour odor from fabric.
Baking soda is the best thing i've found for this. Half a cup to a cup, put it in before the clothes, while the water is running and let it dissolve before you put the clothes in, or it might cake on to the fabric.
Run the load again, I do this with cold water, but i dont know if it makes a difference. Sometimes i do notice a bit of the smell again when i'm taking the clothes out, but after the dryer they are fine. I think the smell might be in the washer.
You might need a new washer and dryer.
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