The Day My Patched Dryer Finally Gave Up

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After my patched dryer striked me and stopped working then I decided to get a new one. My husband is happy as he wanted to get rid of it since its basket break. Anyway, he wanted to get a new washer matching too. We did not have the made/brand in mind because this time my requested was a top load washer then the right size that fit our small space would work. At Lowes nearby our place, we walked and looked all laundry machines they displayed. I pointed the ones I liked and he did the measuremnts if they fitted our block at home. I did not want the agitator and it was the new word I knew today. I wanted to get a bigger basket. Well, the one that fited our luandry coner was Whirlpool. I had no idea about this brand then quick checked on the review. There were good reviews, checked. What the agitator does? I looked at the information and Yeah, why not? It helps the clothes not tight to each other. I told my husband, ok, I chose them. Three days later the delivery guys came and set up them. I started to use them right away but....wait...where was the detergent dispenser? where was the softener dispenser? OMG! this made me a headache. I thought, ALL washers have them. I looked online for the solutions and found two, manully add at the rinse cycle or using a Downy Ball. What was the Downy Ball? I never known this item existed. 

I observed my machine but I did not stay with it the whole time. I walked up and down stiars working on build the website and checking the washer. I missed the first time to add softener manually. I thought the machine might stop and unlocked the door at the rinse cycle but NO. Second loaded, I estimated the time when the dirty wather drained from wash cycle and the clean water filling, I got it right. I mannully stop the machine, not turn it of just press onthe pause button to unlock the door and pour the softener into the basket. I did not wait for water fill over the clothes because I could not think at that moment. It should to prevent stain. Luckily, no stain on my clothes.  The next wash when I got a Downy Ball, I used it and this was the best solution for me. I fill softener inside the ball and throw it in the washer along detergen and clothes then turn the machine on and leave it alone.  I did not forget to set softener cycle. The lesson I learned from this was, make sure if the washer has dispenserss for all. I saw online, some model top load has some does not have. Happy ending. I like my new laundry machines now and ignore the old style designing. They are not stylish as my taste. haha

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The Day My Patched Dryer Finally Gave Up

After my patched dryer struck me and stopped working, I finally accepted its message: “Let me go.” My husband was happy because he had wanted to get rid of it ever since the basket broke. And of course, if we were getting a new dryer, he wanted a matching washer too.

We didn’t have a brand in mind. My only request this time was simple: a top‑load washer that fit our small laundry space. So we went to Lowe’s near our place and walked around looking at all the machines they displayed. I pointed at the ones I liked, and he measured to see if they would fit our little laundry corner at home.

That was also the day I learned a new English word: agitator. I didn’t want one. I wanted a bigger basket. But the only set that fit our laundry corner was Whirlpool. I had no idea about this brand, so I quickly checked the reviews — good reviews, checked. Then I read what the agitator actually does. Oh… it helps keep clothes from getting tight and tangled. Why not? I told my husband, “Okay, I choose these.”

Three days later, the delivery guys came and set everything up. I started using them right away but… wait.

Where was the detergent dispenser? Where was the softener dispenser?

My head hurt. I thought all washers had them. I searched online and found two solutions:

1. Add softener manually during the rinse cycle

2. Use something called a Downy Ball — which I never knew existed.

I tried the manual method first. But I didn’t stay with the machine the whole time because I was going up and down the stairs working on my website. I missed the rinse cycle completely. I thought the machine would stop and unlock the lid automatically. Nope.

Second load, I estimated the timing. When the dirty water drained and the clean water started filling, I paused the machine, unlocked the lid, and poured the softener in. I didn’t wait for the water to cover the clothes — my brain wasn’t working at that moment — but luckily, no stains.

Then the Downy Ball arrived. And honestly? Best solution for me. I fill it with softener, throw it in with the detergent and clothes, turn the machine on, and leave it alone. I just need to remember to set the softener cycle.

Lesson learned: Not all top‑load washers have dispensers. Some do, some don’t. Check before buying.

Happy ending: I like my new laundry machines now. I just ignore the old‑style design. They are not stylish as my taste. Haha.

Color Highlights 

• Agitator → new English word you learned today

• Downy Ball → new item you discovered

• Whirlpool → the brand that fit your small space

• Lesson learned → check dispensers before buying

  
  

  
  
  
  

Legend: Red = delete / incorrect | Green = correct / change | Blue = new / useful word

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🧺 The Day My Patched Dryer Finally Gave Up

After my patched dryer striked struck me and stopped working, I decided to get a new one. My husband was happy because he had wanted to get rid of it since its basket break the basket broke. Anyway, he wanted to get a new washer to match too.

We did not have the made brand in mind because this time my request was a top-load washer. The right size that fit our small space would work. At Lowe’s nearby our place, we walked and looked at all the laundry machines they displayed. I pointed at the ones I liked and he did the measuremnts measurements to see if they fit our block at home.

I did not want the agitator and it was the new word I learned today. I wanted to get a bigger basket. Well, the one that fited fit our laundry coner corner was Whirlpool. I had no idea about this brand, so I quickly checked the reviews. There were good reviews, checked. What does the agitator do? I looked at the information and yeah, why not? It helps the clothes not be tight to each other. I told my husband, “Okay, I choose them.”

Three days later, the delivery guys came and set them up. I started to use them right away but… wait… where was the detergent dispenser? Where was the softener dispenser? OMG! This gave me a headache. I thought all washers had them.

I looked online for the solutions and found two: manually add at the rinse cycle or use a Downy Ball. What was the Downy Ball? I had never known this item existed.

I observed my machine but I did not stay with it the whole time. I walked up and down stiars stairs working on building the website and checking the washer. I missed the first time to add softener manually. I thought the machine might stop and unlock the door at the rinse cycle but no.

Second loaded load, I estimated the time when the dirty wather water drained from the wash cycle and the clean water was filling. I got it right. I manually stopped the machine, not turning it off, just pressing the pause button to unlock the door and pour the softener into the basket. I did not wait for the water to fill over the clothes because I could not think at that moment. It should help prevent stains. Luckily, no stain on my clothes.

The next wash, when I got a Downy Ball, I used it and this was the best solution for me. I fill softener inside the ball and throw it in the washer along with detergent and clothes, then turn the machine on and leave it alone. I did not forget to set the softener cycle.

The lesson I learned from this was: make sure the washer has dispensers for everything. I saw online that some top-load models have them and some do not. Happy ending. I like my new laundry machines now and ignore the old-style designing. They are not stylish as my taste. Haha.