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Posted on May 13, 2010

Holes in clothes from washing

When I wash a load of clothes, at least one article of clothing gets a hole or multiple holes in it. Has anyone else experienced this? We have model GWL10US ROW.

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Yes - it's been happening to us as well. Any idea what it is? We have model GWL11 US

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