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Front loading or top loading washing machine?

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as long as i pay her on time and feed her, mine doesn't mind going either way... :biggrin:

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Bucky Katt;1102894; said:
You bastard! I didn't even notice that you had beaten me to the punch. Damnit!
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speaking of which... i'm facing a little dilemma... would beating one's dishwasher be considered domestic violence (regardless of age or gender)?

just askin'... :biggrin:
 
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Washer

If you have children be careful with front loads. There have been instances where young, little children have gotten inside and someone has started the machine. Yes it is extremely rare, but be careful. The safest way to do wash is to put in all in a convertible and drive through the car wash. Again leave the children at home.




djtidebuck;1102665; said:
Yes, due to a faulty washing machine, I had to take time away from the campaign trail.

I went shopping for a top loader, but upon further review, actually upon listening to 4 different sales people at 4 different places, I chose a front loading machine. It is supposed to be alot easier on the clothes and it saves water. It only uses 18-20 gallons vs. up to 50 gallons in a traditional top loader.

Don't forget to vote on March 4, you do have a choice.
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