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January 14, 2011 at 9:03 pm #60132
Seamy
ParticipantSounds like a bra underwire or something similar maybe stuck in sump-hose. Thats the hose from the bottom of the tub to the pump filter. It may be moving in & out of pump every now & again & causing grinding, either by catching on drum as it turns or on the pump impellor.
January 15, 2011 at 8:11 am #340829quickwash
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Hi Seamy, or anyone else in the know please,
This bra wire thing crops up quite a bit i noticed :rolls:
I decided i would not wash bras with a wire in the machine a few years back and definitely not in my lovely ise10 😉 .
However my sister persists in doing this and i was just wondering if the only obvious way to hopefully prevent this (apart from not washing them in a machine at all, that is) would be to place any bras in a pillowcase and tie it in? I know some will say why tie it but i know that any decent washer will get that ‘blighter’ out of that pillowcase by the end of the wash. (My 1607 washes that well that it often turns an item of clothing completely inside out or vice-verser, especially on the normal option wash, which is a 2hr+ one, what a washer 😀 )
Do you think the tied pillowcase is the best advice i can give her as she will persist in washing under-wired bras in her machine :rolls:
thanks in advance and kind regards
quickwash :plug:
January 15, 2011 at 11:51 am #340830Higher-water-level
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Hi Quickwash,
What about a net laundry bag, I insisted my Mum got one so she didn’t damage the Little Giant.
Oliver.
January 15, 2011 at 12:14 pm #340831quickwash
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Hi oliver,
Yes i had thought of that also, but it the ones i have seen have quite big holes and the wire might, just might manage to work its way out and cause the sort of problems people are on about on here all the time :rolls: I know that the probability is pretty low but my luck 🙁
I want to look a ‘clever dick’ tbh and, knowing how my luck is, if i told her to use a net bag, especially for bras with wires, then something would happen and she’d be like “That was your fault 👿 ” and the :hitfan: (been dying to use that emoticon 😆 )
Maybe there is a bag or something similar with very small holes but believe me i know that damn wire can ‘pop’ through when you least expect it and cause some nasty damage! Like when you slip down on ice for example 😳
thanks for the reply
kind regards
quickwash :plug:
January 16, 2011 at 6:45 pm #340832iadom
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Higher-water-level wrote:Hi Quickwash,
What about a net laundry bag, I insisted my Mum got one so she didn’t damage the Little Giant.
Oliver.
No use at all for bra wires. They will come through the holes in the bag.
We use an old pillow case secured with decent quality safety pins.
You should also give them a quick once over before you put them in the wash to check on the condition of the under wires, if the are starting to show through then throw them away.
The likes of Betterware etc do a special bag for bras, one of my customers has one and says it useless. 🙂
January 16, 2011 at 7:35 pm #340833Higher-water-level
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iadom wrote:
Higher-water-level wrote:
Hi Quickwash,What about a net laundry bag, I insisted my Mum got one so she didn’t damage the Little Giant.
Oliver.
No use at all for bra wires. They will come through the holes in the bag.
We use an old pillow case secured with decent quality safety pins.
You should also give them a quick once over before you put them in the wash to check on the condition of the under wires, if the are starting to show through then throw them away.
The likes of Betterware etc do a special bag for bras, one of my customers has one and says it useless. 🙂
Evening Jim,
AFAIK she has stopped washing them in the machine now. If she damages a washer at that price then there really is a problem! :rolls:
Oliver.
January 16, 2011 at 8:07 pm #340834iadom
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I have always been a big supporter ( must be a relevant joke in there ) of womens lib, burn them all I say. 😆 8)
January 16, 2011 at 8:13 pm #340835Higher-water-level
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iadom wrote:I have always been a big supporter ( must be a relevant joke in there ) of womens lib, burn them all I say. 😆 8)
We all know what you want to support, Jim! :rotl:
January 17, 2011 at 12:52 am #340836quickwash
ParticipantRe: Beko WME8227W making grinding noises intermittently
Hi boys,
Need my ‘over shoulder, boulder holders’ 😆
Like oliver said i wash mine by hand but needed to know best method for sis, so thanks for reply 😀
Must be spring in the air or something today 😉
kind regards
quickwash :plug:
January 18, 2011 at 9:27 am #340837Seamy
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I am a firm believer that lingerie should be treated with respect and only hand washed.
I remember once having the conversation with Priest who had a bra wire stuck in his machine, his embarrassment was priceless. 😆January 18, 2011 at 2:10 pm #340838quickwash
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:rotl:
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