Cleaning 13-yr old washing machine with sodium percarbonate (Oxi Clean) 

yes the washer has went on to college and became a major in spinning :D

Hahaha 😂

Lump in the throat,makes you proud to do laundry! Sniff sniff.

American washing machine but British song that’s weird. It’s British not yank

Hahaha, so true!

We have been given the power to wash.

Love it

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Now my question is........will you pursue Master's Degree?

as valedictorian you gave a wonderful speech

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I'm a lil bit confused but I guess technically speaking the algorithm didn't fail because I am here and watching it

Same

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youtube kept insisting i watch this and i finally caved

Old Machines are the best !!!

Push the pin switch down. Easy.

@@StephenBrewer89 does that work with the LG top loader

@@StephenBrewer89 where do I find the pin

@@gaby4812 I have an Amana top loader and when the lid is open there is a hole which the lid lock goes into. There should be a bar or inner switch you can press down to have your washer work while the lid is open.

@@jenntip Not all washers have that. My last one had a magnetic switch instead of a pin (small handheld magnet defeated that pretty easily) and the new one we got last year actually has a locking mechanism that won't let you open the lid when the wash and spin cycles are running. It does however stay unlocked during the water fill cycle is going so you can add that forgotten shirt that dropped out of the basket on the way to the laundry room.😁

ArcadeMuscle Awesome pic

ArcadeMuscle Awesome tth

Classical Music!, Pomp and Circumstance March #1!!!!

Lol good one. I might use that.

Oh my gosh,🤣

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Nice one.😊✌

Jeff's Barbershop does that

Exactly what was going through my mind, atleast 5 times! First i wanted to burn it to ashes 😱😂

​Yeah I was like, "are you kidding? you're at least 3 cycles away from celebration".

HHahah any women with really ocd and germ 🦠 issues would lol at least 2-4 more times till that water runs CLEAN! Haha

u were doing laundry in ur tub?

THE BODHI 12345

It's 22. Not 21. It was in Japanese and translate English a year later.

ico all I think of is Fantasia

i m now 41 year old

This music reminds me of graduating!

“Quite a bit of pomp! Under the circumstances!”

ico I was directing the orchestra as I was watching the washing

They are on almost all Japanese washing machines :)

They are used in countries where clothes dryers are not typically used, so that lint is collected there rather than by the dryer.

@@danielcostache you are right! I'm from vietnam and most of our washing machines have the net inside for the purpose that you mentioned, because drying machine is not very uncommon and expensive, also the cost of electricity too, but in our country is very hot and very sunny so we always dry our clothes on the rack and it does better job than the drying machine and clothes smell fresh, good and no bacteria can live with that heat

@@danielcostache thanks for the info.

some machines don't look like that. They have plastic catridges in the drum instead of nets. You have to take it off, clean, then replace it back..

LEARNED. lol

In fact I am British anyway fantastic music land of hope and glory

YES, the older machines doesn't have those.

You still need to clean it

BigDaddyAEL1964 Maybe if you hid some Slim Jims inside.

Me too! Hahahahaha

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good one!!!!!

It looks like a top loader. We did have something like these in the UK many, many years ago in the guise of the "twin tub", with one side that washed and the other did a spin dry. The washing side of those used an impeller rather than a drum, so they're not that similar.

Just had to take my machine apart to diagnose a leak. I will be pulling the inner drum to clean the outer drum, now that I know how to get the top off the top loader. Just wish it was a model with it on hinges.

is the process shown in the video any good?

@@allandulles7108 I did vinegar first and now this.. might do oxi clean again. Its getting gunk up for sure.. and I turned up my water heater so the hot is really hot lol

Maybe you can help. I have an oldish kenmore top loader. Theres sticky lint packets on the clothes after washing. I remove the agitiator nut with hopes that theres a filter under it, but it cant come off, no matter who tries to pull it up. Im convinced that its not meant to come off. Obviosuly something needs cleaning in the washer. Any recommendations?

"you're" basically...

Vinegar? Na na. I’d go with bleach, 3x over. Na, better yet... just set the damn thing on fire and to hell with it. Send those squishy blob washing machine demons back to where they came from! 🤭..🤢...

@@GMoney-B ...or just buy a new one and have them haul the old one away. We’re not washing clothes at the river anymore, I for one am thankful to live in the USA

@@1whitecottagelife770 sell the old one to recoup some costs. Probably won't get top dollar by any means, but even $50 or $100 helps

@@1whitecottagelife770 I was joking because it was so gross and disgusting. 😄

@@GMoney-B nope vinegar removes all metal deposit and soap scum.

Eiserntors Phantom of the Opera 🤣🤣🤣

Your washing machine looks just like that one. Detergent never fully dissolves and neither does liquid fabric softener and it leaves a slimy film on the inside of the outer tub and then the dirt from your clothes sticks to that forming a brown disgusting slime.

No, he washes his horrible ENGLISH.

WR ZL1 fabric softener and hard water leave residue like that-hard water is descaled by things like washing soda in the video and is often what causes the dirty looking water from the minerals. Detergent is made to rinse clean. I have soft water that reads at zero on a test strip and use powder detergent in appropriate amounts. I’ve had my washing machine for YEARS and running a cycle like this produces zero results for me. No slime, no dirty water, nothing. It’s mostly clear water with a few agitation bubbles.

He washes You Tube haters...by the thousands. Hahaha lol

buddy, no one is going to put dishwashing liquid in a clothes washer

I have a king size Kenmore elite & I'm wondering if this method is going to do the job or if I will have to disassemble to wash the outside of the basin.

Oh please tell me how you did it for a front loader!! I don’t see how it could work, how do you net the scum, how do you find where you can clean where all the lint gets stuck and gummed up?! Please help anyone!

@@fireflysparks1105 Been a minute since you asked this question...but...I wouldn't worry about netting the scum. there is a drain filter on the front of front load machines. I would clean this out after running oxy through a super hot cycle. You may wish to clean it before you run that cycle as well. Look up Videos on how to clean drain filter.

Kimberley Tui I've tried this numerous times. I would try this method or the good old fashion way and take it apart and scrub with a spong and toothbrush. Very satisfying and will save you $500+ vs a new machine.

Vinegar and baking soda react and neutral use each other turning into water, co2 and s salt. You would probably get just as good if not better result with just one or the other.

It still does a hell of a job of deep cleaning clothes. I'm a carpenter and it's the only thing that takes the lumber stains out of my bluejeans after months of trying other detergents.It cleans the machine as well,they just neutralize their acidity/ph levels,I believe.

You put the baking soda in at the beginning and the vinegar I believe in the rinse so it doesn't matter about the reaction, they soften clothes and clean well on their own

And 25,000 litres of water

Walla mine lg top load washer is allow you to open the the door while its washing but it will cannot open when spinning

Yes, friends washing machine locks the door when it spins, with another thing that presses while the door closes next to the lock (it runs with the door open while washing)

well it does say it's 13 yrs old.

he probably defeated the safety interlock

There's usually a little latch or a switch that is automatically pressed when the lid is closed. We used to be able to push it in manually with a screwdriver if the machine needed to be opened and still run.

Apartment size portable washers & dryers! Man, I sure do wish I knew they existed during my past 10 or so years living in apartments! Do a quick RU-vid search. That should be a life changer. You can pay as little or as much as you want for them. No need for washer/dryer hook-ups. Even some of the cheapie 2 in 1 washer's w/ the little attached spin "dryer" (not an actual dryer- just a very efficient spin cycle) But even some of those guys have some pretty great reviews on RU-vid. I feel your pain. I've had my clothes stolen numerous times, have had whole loads ruined because some asshole dried their clothes with some chewing gum and didn't bother to clean it out 😑 sigh. I can go on, and on, but I'm sure you are well aware. That struggle is REAL. I normally don't leave comments this long haha, but I really wish someone could of told me these portable apartment-size machines existed, let alone, were an option. Best of luck Lisa!

It is a British song.

to non-British people, it’s just a graduation song hon

To non-Americans, America is just an annoyance hon.

Ooden

Old Machines are the best !!!

+Jimboo0825 Asian washer is always with the pulsator, not the agitator. And it fills the water to the max level and drag all the clothes through the water, making it scrubbing with the tub and each other to make it clean. It's different from this day HE top load which fills the water such a little amount just to wet the clthes and use the pulsator to increase the space of the tub and beat the clothes to make them clean. Btw I own a front load washer from Electrolux and I personally think that it's the best way to do the laundry.

Yes they were. I purchased my top loading Whirlpool Cabrio over thirteen years ago. I am going to try this method of cleaning it to see how it works. BTW I use one cup of white vinegar with EVERY LOAD and it keeps the inside of my tub clean and keeps the stench away!

They came out in 1994. They were the "thing" in Europe since the late 90s.

Only problem with the agitator-less top loader is that the clothes all end up in a tangled mess in the middle when you're finished. Or mine do...

It's funny how music translates: what you call "the Graduation March" is "Land of Hope and Glory", aka Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March no. 1, which is the unofficial English National Anthem. It's unofficial - all countries of the UK have The National Anthem, God Save the Queen. But we all have 2 unofficial anthems each too - England has Land of Hope and Glory as well as Jerusalem, Wales was Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau as well as Cym Rhonda, Scotland has Flower of Scotland as well as (I would walk) 500 Miles, Northern Ireland has Danny Boy / Londonderry Air. I recall an American friend asking why a "Christmas song" was being played in summer. That confused me. What song was she referring to? Greensleeves. In American they are more familiar with an alternative set of lyrics "What child is this?" for the nativity story, instead of the original "Alas my love" love song. Tchaikovksy's 1812 overture is another one that doesn't always translate - it was written in honour of the 1812 victory of Russia over France and originally played as a rousing overture, but in America for the last 40 years it has been used to mourn defeat every 4th of July, in reference to the US failure to annex Canadian territory in 1812. Finally, Snoop Doggy Dog's "Gin and Juice" - In most of the world, Tanqueray or Seagram's with orange juice is a drink for an older lady, but the sort who has the sort of vim that impresses one. The 80 year-old lady with a tattoo and a war record who you hear swearing her head off when she thinks no-one is looking. But, in 1990s California it was a beverage enjoyed mostly by G's and Hustlas. Sometimes by Hustlas now back to the G's.

donkmeister omg

"pomp and circumstance"

I think, Baking Soda is Sodium Bicarbonate.

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