Question about KitchenAid KAWS700L Top Load Washer
Working thru the cycles on the timer -
Does not start filling with water until it hits the agitate (wash) cycle
will not go into spin or rinse.
Buzzes only (no action from washer) in the spin cycle.
The timer would not start when pulled a couple of weeks ago but has worked fine until recently then yesterday started the above
My limited knowledge says the timer is blown.
Posted on Feb 29, 2008
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I cloth diapered my daughter for around 8 months before life got too hectic.
I found that
https://www.mothersandmore.org/diapering... than i had to wash them no less often than about every 2 days or they got pretty gross, and po*p needed removed as quickly as possible.
Using your washing machine, do a pre-wash, hot wash, and at least one extra rinse using a small amount of detergent and no softener. I found Original Tide powder (I’m US based) to work better than a liquid. If your diapers use inserts, you may be able to dry those in a dryer, but never put any of the waterproof layers in a dryer as it will ruin that. I would sun my inserts whenever possible and then fluff them for about 10 minutes to soften them.
If you have hard water, add approximately 1/2–3/4 cup (120–180mL) white vinegar to the rinse cycle.
If you find they are not absorbing pe* very well or smell like ammonia, you may need to strip them, which I did by boiling with a few drops of blue Dawn dishwashing liquid, then washing with no soap, a vinegar rinse, and an extra rinse.
I cloth diapered my daughter for around 8 months before life got too hectic.
I found that I had to wash them using that informationhttps://www.mothersandmore.org/diapering... no less often than about every 2 days or they got pretty gross, and pop needed removed as quickly as possible.
Using your washing machine, do a pre-wash, hot wash, and at least one extra rinse using a small amount of detergent and no softener. I found Original Tide powder (I’m US based) to work better than a liquid. If your diapers use inserts, you may be able to dry those in a dryer, but never put any of the waterproof layers in a dryer as it will ruin that. I would sun my inserts whenever possible and then fluff them for about 10 minutes to soften them.
If you have hard water, add approximately 1/2–3/4 cup (120–180mL) white vinegar to the rinse cycle.
If you find they are not absorbing pe very well or smell like ammonia, you may need to strip them, which I did by boiling with a few drops of blue Dawn dishwashing liquid, then washing with no soap, a vinegar rinse, and an extra rinse.
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