When Soap Suds Take Over: Washing Machine Fails
Summary:
A scene of foam pouring out of a washing machine often results from using regular dish soap or an excessive amount of detergent in a machine designed for high-efficiency (HE) use. These mishaps create excessive suds that overflow, sometimes flooding the laundry room. While the situation may look comical, it can cause real problems, including potential water damage or harm to the appliance.
Causes and Prevention:
Incorrect Detergent Usage: Regular detergents create more suds than HE detergents. Always check the label for compatibility.
Overloading with Detergent: Even HE detergents can cause issues if too much is used.
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