Before you start trying to remove the hose, be sure to shut off the water supply to the washing machine itself. It should be obvious, but it’s worth repeating. Carefully cut through the hose end ...

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Between gym clothes, work clothes, pajamas and bath towels… sometimes it feels as if “laundry day” is every day! This chore can be quite a bit of work all on its own, but if your washing ...

Your washing machine is only as good as its ... the first thing to inspect is the drain hose. If this part is clogged, frozen or bent, water won’t be able to flow out—which will leave all ...

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Because washing machines handle our ... running it under hot running water and a scrub with the toothbrush if necessary. You can then replace the filter and the hose. Next, you’re going to ...

A washing machine’s filter is designed to catch anything which washes out of your clothes, and stops it from entering the water hose. If something metal has been caught in there, such as coins ...

First unplug the washing machine and lay down some towels – water will leak out. Next, inspect the pump filter, which is typically situated at the bottom of the machine, and clear it of any debris.

Pull out the waste-water hose You’ll see another hose that’s going from your washing machine into your kitchen floor. That’s the waste-water hose. To disconnect this you simply need to pull it out.