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Should I even use it? Can I use it for white clothes only?

teach me like if I were a five year old
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why are washing machines so complicated
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Just pour in for 1 sec. White clothes only.
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Also my clothes are getting dirty after washing with like brown dirt marks or something that weren't there before... wtf help
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http://www.wikihow.com/Bleach-Your-Clothing

Definitely don't bleach anything other than white clothes. You will end up with bleach stains for sure.
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Only whites. Start washer, add detergent, wait a minute or 2, put bleach in, put clothes in.
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Anyone have an idea about my second problem?

Sexypwnstar posted...

Also my clothes are getting dirty after washing with like brown dirt marks or something that weren't there before... wtf help

I washed yesterday, but I'm going to have to go at it again today... Am I using too much detergent or something? Do I or should use fabric softener?
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how did your parents fail you this much
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your whites are dirtier after you take them out the wash? is there some like misplaced item in the wash fuckin with your clothes?
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Weezy_Tha_Don posted...

your whites are dirtier after you take them out the wash? is there some like misplaced item in the wash fuckin with your clothes?

No all my clothes together, there is some brown dirt streaks on them, is it like excess soap or something

it's a high efficiency washer
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Transmission oil

Gunk breaking loose from the inner wall of the outer tub

I recommend removing the cabinet and tub cover ring and inspecting and cleaning the inner wall of the outer tub. Over a period of time and using cold water washes body oil, dirt and undissolved detergents will accumulate at the water line on the inner wall of the outer tub. After the gunk builds up thick enough parts of it will break loose at times when using hot water and then get on the clothes. I recommend inspecting and cleaning the scum by manually scrubbing and scraping it off if you find it accumulating. If you find no gunk on the inner wall of the outer tub the likely cause is transmission oil seeping up the agitate shaft or spin tube and getting on you clothes. The transmission would have to be replaced.
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Just go to Google and type in the problem.
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Slaya4 posted...

White clothes only.

w 0 w !
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gatorsPENSbucs posted...

Transmission oil

Gunk breaking loose from the inner wall of the outer tub

I recommend removing the cabinet and tub cover ring and inspecting and cleaning the inner wall of the outer tub. Over a period of time and using cold water washes body oil, dirt and undissolved detergents will accumulate at the water line on the inner wall of the outer tub. After the gunk builds up thick enough parts of it will break loose at times when using hot water and then get on the clothes. I recommend inspecting and cleaning the scum by manually scrubbing and scraping it off if you find it accumulating. If you find no gunk on the inner wall of the outer tub the likely cause is transmission oil seeping up the agitate shaft or spin tube and getting on you clothes. The transmission would have to be replaced.

I'll try... not very familiar with these terms but I'll check right now
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A picture of what that stain looks like, forgot if I moved it around, now to check on the problem
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My bad, I actually just copy and pasted from google.
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You got something that looks like those?
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gatorsPENSbucs posted...

You got something that looks like those?

It's a LG brand so I just searched for top load washers, this one is similar if not exactly mine(maybe newer model?):

http://www.lg.com/us/washers/lg-WT1150CW-top-load-washer

Doesn't have an exact picture of the inside tub, but 4th picture in the slideshow kinda has it, I can take a picture of mine once I'm done with this rewash
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Fucking washing machines man
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