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Anonymous Posted on Jun 01, 2013

Washer or dryer is putting holes in my clothes

I am finding tiny holes in all my clothes after I wash and dry my load. I can't find a cause in either washer or dryer - but there must be something that is doing this. Very tired of ruined clothing. Please help.

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Try putting less clothes in on a wash. The main problem is caused due to draining. My brother had this problem. Try stop your washing machine before draining and hand drain them over the sink. Best advice I can give on that one sorry

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SOURCE: Doesn't spin the clothes dry on the final spin but spins at high revolutions without a load of clothes

I have read that if the pump is not draining the tub completely, there is an interlock that prevents the high speed spin from engagin. I have had debris caught in my pump several times (kids!!) with similar issues. There is a trap on the line leading from the tub to the pump which is "supposed" to capture debris, but it doesn't work all that well. Check your pump.....

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  • Posted on Jan 14, 2008

SOURCE: washes clothes fine, drying cycle no heat

Hi, we had the same problem with a WD420P. After a washing machine repair man plugged in the diagnostic machine and found that there was no fault, my boyfriend had a look. The nut securing the cooling fan inside the heater element was not tight so the heater overheated and tripped it's stat. This was a 5 month old part fitted after the original was replaced under warranty.

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  • Posted on Dec 17, 2008

SOURCE: Tiny Holes in My Cotton Shirts

If you have granite counter tops then they are ausing it - There is either a small chip in an area where you lean across a lot or your edges are too sharp ( usually with a bevel this happens). I had the same problem for 8 years! Recently put masking tape all the around the edges of my counter tops to test this. No new holes. Just paid a guy to come and smooth down the edges all the way around - expensive but the savings in therapy bills will be worth it- I had been driving myself crazy tring to figure it out and slowly eliminated all other suggestions. I read where one women just started wearing an apron and that solved it for her but I spend too much time in the kitchen for that.

Try the tape - it is a cheap (though not attractive) test. I left it on for a month to be sure. Make sure to check bathroom counters, laundry room ,etc.

Good luck!
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  • Posted on Feb 02, 2009

SOURCE: Washer is turning my white clothes gray

Oil from transmission is a good possibility. The machine is still young but sounds like you do a lot with the washer. Better have a friend that don't mind looking it over, make sure that's oil and go from there!

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  • Posted on Mar 09, 2009

SOURCE: tiny holes in clothes

It's too soon to tell, but I think the cause of my problem is the screws on the handles on my drawers. The fronts of my shirts are right where the screws from the drawer pulls are. I think the screws may be scatching on the fabric. I put some duct tape over them, and I'm hoping this solves the problem.

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