There sometimes can be some sediment after washing clothes.but it not normal to have alot of it unless some one is washing a load of dirt.
No, that's an accumulation of sediment from your clothes and/or your water supply.
The good news is that you can simply lower the drain hose and flush out the sediment accumulation. Then you can run another wash cycle with some cold water and try to get as much out as possible. If you can, you can disconnect the discharge hose at the pump body and flush it out by hand.
The issue is to figure out if you're getting all that sand from the clothes being washed or from your water source.
Sand will hasten the wear and tear on most any machine, so unless this washer is at a beach house, where you tend to get alot of sand in washers, by the very nature of towels, etc., you'll want to address this problem.
If you're on a private water well, you would be well advised to install a whole house water filter to help minimize the amount of sediment you're getting into your washer. If you're at a beach house, try to shake out the towels and other clothes before putting them in the washer to get as much sand out of them as possible.
Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!
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