Dubbed FlexWash and FlexDry, the systems are tiny washers and dryers built on top of more traditional front-loading washers and dryers that Samsung makes.
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Power washers have something of a cult following, from a popular "Power Washing Porn" subreddit with 825,000 members to YouTube compilations of power washers at work.
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Our board recently instituted a monthly $25 surcharge for units with washers, saying that the building loses revenue from the communal laundry room and that personal washers use more water.
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UCSB's study found that top-loading washers, with their central agitators, caused the fleece jackets in their study to shed over five times as many microfibers as front-loading washers.
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Most apartments will also have two washers and two dryers.
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Homeowners took to the streets with rakes and pressure washers.
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Many may not have washers or dryers in their units.
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Based on the replies, I've identified three types of KeepCup washers.
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The windows broke and he dove behind the washers and dryers.
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Portable washers typically hold only a very small load of laundry.
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Compulsive hand washers often fear contracting chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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Though some tiny houses do have washers and dryers, most don't.
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Google said washers, dryers and vacuums will soon gain voice controls.
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Mr. Obama placed similar duties on Chinese washers in 2016, which led to a surge of imports from Thailand and Vietnam — countries that had not previously exported more than a handful of washers to the United States.
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Two window washers stuck at the top of the Devon Tower, swinging.
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Both systems will appear in Samsung's line of "smart" washers and dryers.
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My workplace has washers and dryers and provides laundry detergent as well.
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Apparently students would also pee in the washers, which is absolutely disgusting.
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Those pining for older washers identify the culprit squarely as over-regulation.
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All feature wine refrigerators, washers and dryers and radiant-heat bathroom floors.
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Other targeted areas are sprinkler systems, washers, lighting, power meters and others.
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And Samsung has washers, refrigerators and all kinds of other home appliances.
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Samsung and LG imported about three million washers in 2016, Whirlpool said.
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For now, it's limited to fasteners like bolts, nuts, screws and washers.
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She hopes the city is honest about wanting to retrain car washers.
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Because, thanks to Whirlpool, antidumping tariffs already exist for large residential washers.
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Review your governing documents to see what they say about washers and dryers.
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The fishing Toy-Con also has its own speciality pieces like plastic washers.
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Robot window washers: Washing skyscraper windows is a famously difficult and dangerous profession.
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At some properties, all that remains are mangled washers, dryers and water heaters.
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And for many developers, in-home washers and dryers became the new norm.
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Alcides Moreno and his brother Edgar were window washers in New York City.
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In today's 360 video, follow along as window washers clean a Manhattan skyscraper.
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Sonder apartments come with fully equipped kitchens and in-unit washers and dryers.
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All apartments include stainless steel appliances, washers and dryers and a video intercom.
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Install water-saving shower heads, fix leaking taps and toilets, and change washers regularly.
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It used to be a vibrant place where Maytag washers and dryers were built.
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But many co-op boards have the right to prohibit washers and dryers entirely.
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Washers can set their own hours and are paid through the app, including tips.
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This line today includes things like smart refrigerators, dishwashers, washers, dryers, and even vacuums.
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The seared hulls of washers and dryers from what must have been a laundromat.
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High pressured wall and floor washers will also be part of the toilet's artillery.
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Countertops are a colorful Italian tile edged in oak studded with custom metal washers.
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Next to it is a laundry room with two sets of washers and dryers.
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She recommends Speed Queen washers, an American-made brand sold in smaller appliance stores.
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After the ITC imposed anti-dumping tariffs against South Korean washers made in South Korea and Mexico in 2013, the production moved to China and when the ITC slapped tariffs on those washers, LG and Samsung began making them in Vietnam and Thailand.
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In 2015, imports of such washers from China were valued at an estimated $1.1 billion.
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They are cheered by their parents, who are also the coaches, kit-washers and caterers.
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Individual kilns specialised too, some producing only tea caddies, or wine cups, or brush washers.
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The free in-home repair is not available for mid-control washers at this time.
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Best Buy: Get up to 35% off on appliances including refrigerators, ranges, washers and dryers.
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In addition, washers without a van can rent a branded one from Washé to use.
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But your virtual labor is slowly putting real-world window washers out on the streets.
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I've had my washer for about 15 years, so this isn't something new for washers.
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Others, known as "title washers," move cars to states where titling laws are more lenient.
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The homes had tinted windows, electricity, generators, plasma TVs, washers and dryers, and even maids.
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They were pilots and snipers, garbage collectors and window washers, concentration-camp guards and nurses.
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Aside from the studio, the apartments are market rate and renovated with washers and dryers.
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Until then, there's not much for the car washers to do but keep washing cars.
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The parrot started picking up washers in its beak and passing them to its neighbor.
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Calibrated on the metric system, temperatures on European washers can play tricks on the unaware.
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Mr. Tartick mentioned a company that used pressure washers to stencil logos onto dirty surfaces.
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" —Dara Kass, MD, assistant professor in the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center RELATED: 14 Things Heart Doctors Tell Their Friends Power washers and extension ladders "There are two items I don't keep around: power washers and extension ladders.
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In 2015, U.S. imports of such washers from China were valued at an estimated $1.1 billion.
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Meanwhile, "screws and washers" have been coming off of JWST during testing, according to Space News.
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Consumer spending slowed during the Great Recession, especially for big-ticket items like washers and dryers.
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Even home appliances manufacturer Whirlpool is getting into the act, with Alexa-enabled washers and dryers.
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At some properties, all that is recognizable are the remains of washers, dryers and water heaters.
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Energy: The Federal Trade Commission is moving forward with new energy labeling requirements for clothes washers.
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Costco also sells a variety of name-brand appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers.
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In a clear-walled laboratory compartment, an African grey parrot faced a heap of metal washers.
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Take the Energy Star program for energy-efficient televisions, washers, dryers, lights and other consumer goods.
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The consumer, not the U.S. government, should decide what brands of washers go into our homes.
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That's not always true, and the water in our clothes washers doesn't reach the necessary temperature anyway.
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Bloomberg also says it's going to end up built into GE appliances, like washers and ovens, too.
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We have tracked down the best deals on vacuum cleaners, robot vacuums, pressure washers, and steam irons.
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Other students also complained that one of the washers smelled like someone had taken a dump there.
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They've mowed and removed topsoil from lawns, and used high-pressure washers to clean buildings and roads.
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Miccio had sent Honnold the building's plans, and Barry had assured him that window washers wouldn't interfere.
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So Cook installed washers and dryers for students to use before and after school free of charge.
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It has studios to three-bedrooms, all with washers and dryers, behind an unusual charcoal-brick facade.
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Some car washers pool their money to buy a van to store their materials and water tanks.
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The program has put washers and dryers in 82 schools across 18 cities, and is further expanding.
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The tariffs on washers from China were just imposed in February, amounting to up to 57 percent.
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The best way to get a deal the rest of the year Let&aposs face it, washers die.
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N) over imports of washers manufactured in China by two South Korean companies, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.
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Sears is still in deep trouble, no matter how many washers it animates with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.
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Crucially, it provides the user with a list of local washers who would normally be difficult to contact.
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LG's rival Samsung Electronics, whose imported washers also will be hit by the tariffs, has more breathing room.
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The U.S. government recently determined those firms were selling their washers in the U.S. market at dumping prices.
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The room has five washers, five dryers and a growing stock of detergent donated from around the country.
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And at the developer's new condominium 70 Vestry in TriBeCa, each apartment will have two washers and dryers.
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And on a recent afternoon, most of the eight washers and eight dryers seemed to be in use.
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Most portable washers don't have detergent dispensers, so you need to add the detergent right into the tumbler.
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Best Buy will likely discount many washers and dryers from brands including Samsung and LG on Cyber Monday.
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Fortunately, the doorman building across the street had washers and dryers accessible through an open street-level door.
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Then, CalPortland has to buy and build the washers and crushers, which can take another year or so.
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He eventually bought a small truck, loaded in two washers and two dryers, and drove alongside touring bands.
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A woman claims a whole row of washers spacing five hefty trash bags at even intervals, looking tired.
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They don't run any national advertisements, and you won't catch one of their washers in a big-box store.
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The basket is now secured and firefighters are working to get the two window washers out of the basket.
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The test, which was performed by Northrop Grumman, resulted in some "screws and washers" coming loose on the spacecraft.
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Take your pick from Ultimate Ears speakers, Apple MacBooks, Nilfisk pressure washers, Oral-B electric toothbrushes, and much more.
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They have produced clothes washers that can hold 85033 percent more laundry than they did in the year 2000.
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There, the sound of water from the power washers hitting the hood of the truck made Padgett visibly shudder.
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Who would have thought that the whole-wheat pizza with POGs and aluminum washers on it would remain uneaten?
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Clothes washers are another example of the energy efficiency success, with tub capacities growing larger and energy consumption declining.
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Samsung said that as of last month, it had resolved the problem in 81 percent of the affected washers.
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And compulsive hand washers spent more time washing their hands and used more paper towels when primed with death.
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OK, you don't have to post anything, but you should check out these pressure washers on sale at Walmart.
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You can save on pressure washers from all the top brands, including Kärcher, Nilfisk, Bosch, Yard Force, and more.
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The couple also built a new laundry room and installed washers and that rarity of appliances here, the dryer.
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The decision could also hurt retailer Sears Holdings, whose Kenmore brand sources its larger washers from LG's overseas factories.
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Simple bleach at the end of it, huge washers, soap swirling itself gray-green, the sound of planes landing.
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Bleach-free and safe to use in standard and high-efficiency washers, Lysol Laundry Sanitizer is easy to use.
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In the foreground you see a group of cooks and bottle washers, and in the background, a golden restaurant.
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Samsung: Save up to $600 (or up to 40% off) on both washers and dryers, plus get free shipping
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However, the stand lost points because the washers can get stuck inside the tree when you disassemble the unit.
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Washer and dryer: After washing certain whites Did you know that 60 percent of clothes washers are contaminated with bacteria?
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I'm not suggesting that startup founders drop everything and start to work on an app that somehow makes washers shinier.
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You can save on 4K TVs, smart thermostats, outdoors airers, pressure washers, and garden lights in the pre-release sale.
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As a kid, I went to laundromats there, always digging for lost quarters between the washers to play video games.
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The energy-labeling rule will require manufacturers of clothes washers to disclose certain "energy consumption and efficiency information" to consumers.
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The administration also faces decisions on crucial trade cheating cases involving subsidized imports in everything from steel to clothes washers.
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Though height can add to the danger of the job, washers' biggest safety concern is an invisible force: the wind.
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KS) from flooding the U.S. market with inexpensive washers, a step that would benefit American appliance giant Whirlpool Corp (WHR.
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The energy labeling rule will require manufacturers of clothes washers to disclose certain "energy consumption and efficiency information" to consumers.
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If the washers were given to the human, she would hand back delicious walnuts — but the parrot couldn't reach her.
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EcoFlow claims the Delta battery can run a variety of power tools, including drills, circular saws, power washers and welders.
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But his tenure had mixed results: Washers and dryers were not major draws for customers and its clothing assortment suffered.
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Designating washers and dryers for pet-related laundry would not cost the building money, nor would it burden other residents.
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KS) from flooding the U.S. market with inexpensive washers, a step that would protect American appliance giant Whirlpool Corp (WHR.
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Bloomberg reported that Google will unveil integrations with the iPhone and GE home devices including dishwashers, ovens, washers and dryers.
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They acted as midwives, corpse washers, and professional mourners; they advised on herbalism … and were central officers at vernacular assemblies.
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Indeed, LG said earlier on Wednesday that it would raise prices of most of its washers in the United States.
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A large basket, believed to have window washers inside, is swinging wildly out of control at the top of the tower.
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The best deals on pressure washers, vacuum cleaners, and robot vacuum cleaners from the likes of Shark, Hoover, and Neato Robotics.
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Scientists, bottle washers, cooks and snowcat drivers conduct monthly fire drills, while all base phones can quickly reach a fire dispatcher.
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That's what earned the EFLS617SIW (in white) and EFLS617STT (in titanium) washers the top spot in our Best of Year honors.
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Samsung Electronics North America's chief executive, Tim Baxter, rejected Whirlpool's claims that his company's washers were harming the U.S. appliance industry.
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For the first 1.2 million washers, a 85033 percent tariff will be imposed, falling to 16 percent by the third year.
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The plant will have the capacity to expand to make other home appliances as well as commercial washers, the company said.
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He's imposed tariffs on washers and dryers, steel and aluminum and is pursuing 2628-percent "national security" duties on imported cars.
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There are many different styles of portable washers, but a good product should be compact, easy to use, and energy efficient.
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Samsung Electronics North America's chief executive, Tim Baxter, rejected Whirlpool claims that the company's washers were harming the U.S. appliance industry.
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All apartments will feature floors made of engineered wood, in six-inch-wide planks, plus Miele appliances, and washers and dryers.
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That stretch of laundry deflation ended last year, shortly after President Trump imposed tariffs, starting at 20 percent, on imported washers.
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The best thing we can do for each other now is be absolutely mean, rude, and ruthless to non-hand-washers.
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Take your pick from this selection of the very best deals in the UK, including discounted electric toothbrushes and pressure washers.
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In Bagru, for instance, a handmade textile passes through weavers, vat dyers, mordant brewers, mud resist printers, block printers and washers.
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The restrictions aim to help domestic manufacturers but drew complaints that consumer costs for new washers and solar installations will rise.
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Rooms, with washers and dryers, will be rentable by the month, and studios will start at about $24,2700, Mr. Lindig said.
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Right in the queue behind this case is another 6900 safeguard, this one requested by Whirlpool, which asserts it is threatened by imports of certain large residential washers manufactured by Korean companies, Samsung and LG. The fact is that Samsung and LG have differentiated with superior leading edge technology building IoT into their refrigerators, washers and dryers.
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Amazon Dash embedding enables Whirlpool's 2016 line-up of dishwashers, dryers and washers to order necessary supplies when you are running low.
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But it's since fended off waning demand with price hikes on washers and dryers, which in turn, has caused even less demand.
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Washé's focus, meanwhile, is on the customer experience – it vets the washers, and inspects their vehicles and equipment before bringing them on.
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Briggs & Stratton is the maker of gasoline engines for outdoor power equipment, as well as finished products like generators and pressure washers.
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The light-filled apartments have Caesarstone counters, Bosch washers and dryers, and walls covered in subway tile, arranged unusually in vertical rows.
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U.S. appliance maker Whirlpool has also won anti-dumping duties against Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics brand clothes washers made in China.
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According to the suit, LG and Samsung are selling large residential washers (LRWs) in the United States at below the production cost.
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Companies that largely sell imported washers, like Samsung and LG, raised prices to compensate for the tariff costs they had to pay.
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Last year, about 17 million washers and dryers were sold in the United States, according to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
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Credit Suisse analysts say the two have a combined 33 percent share in the U.S., suggesting 3 million washers are imported annually.
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OUSD also has dental clinics where needy children can get checkups, and washers and dryers for students' families who can't afford them.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new energy labeling requirements for clothes washers and a safety advisory for gas pipeline operators.
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Existing homes need more move-in work and updates than a new home, new washers and dryers and new coats of paint.
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One Watts cell can support a few small appliances including computers and refrigerators and a few units can power TVs and electric washers.
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Washers are primarily existing business owners who use the service as lead generation, allowing them to focus on making money – not finding customers.
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And a booming market exists for YouTube videos that guide viewers through repairing everything from washers, to DVD players, refrigerators, and iPhone screens.
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LG's appliance division reported an operating profit of 521 billion won, boosted by demand for high-end products such as washers and refrigerators.
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"I built something out of washers, a piece of plastic, a latex glove, some duct tape, a syringe and a tube," he said.
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For example, the federal program does not cover all your belongings in your basement beyond things like washers and dryers and water heaters.
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SMS Assist connects property managers with outside vendors, such as snow removal services, landscapers and window washers, through a cloud-based digital platform.
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That means keeping the area free of dirt, debris, snow and ice, which might explain why the doormen are such avid street washers.
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Because Orthodox families tend to be large, laundry closets are commodious enough for two washers and two dryers, to handle heaps of clothes.
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The owners left their keys so the washers could park the vehicles when they were done, and so Mustapha finally learned to drive.
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One is rent-stabilized, and the rest are recently renovated market-rate apartments with ebony hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and washers and dryers.
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"You have to get them into the brine as fast as possible or they'll break," said Kayla Allen, one of the egg washers.
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If washers are being "unfairly" traded into the U.S. market, a Section 201 petition is not the proper way to address the situation.
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Whether you're looking for large appliances like refrigerators, washers and dryers, or small essentials like microwaves and mixers, this sale has it all.
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Two terrified window washers held on for dear life after finding themselves trapped on a "wildly" swinging lift early Wednesday morning in Oklahoma City.
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The panel did not find that washers made specifically in South Korea, already subject to anti-dumping duties, were responsible for harming U.S. manufacturers.
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Unlike many of the current Dash-powered devices – like smart pet bowls or washers – touch-free dispensing systems are not found in the home.
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Then the city added a water conservation fee to utility bills that funds rebates for things like efficient clothes washers, fixtures, and rain barrels.
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But electrical systems created lighting, heating, and allowed immense productivity in the workplace and home: washers, dryers, toasters, clocks, factory machinery, automobile plants, aluminum.
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The Commerce Department probe last year stemmed from a petition by Whirlpool Corp over imports of washers manufactured by LG and Samsung in China.
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Lastly, Daiwa's BG wins out thanks to its partially sealed drag (that is, the stack of washers that keep tension on the reel's spool).
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And the timing was bad — a few years before the Great Recession — which drove down sales of new home products like washers and dryers.
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It also recommends staff use pressure washers or high-powered vacuums only after the area has been disinfected, and when riders are not around.
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Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, who represents the 10th District and is in favor of the rezoning, supports the car washers but not more than development.
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Another laundry product called the LG TwinWash will include two washers, one on top of the other, for small loads and larger loads simultaneously.
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Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and fridges are not major traffic drivers because shoppers only buy them once in a while, and they're expensive to make.
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Speed Clean washers are heavy-duty machines that can withstand the grease that would often confuse the computers on other machines and break them.
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Amazon says Part Finder currently works for fasteners, meaning screws, nuts, bolts, and washers, but the feature will expand to include other replacement parts soon.
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" Schwarcz, who said the move mixes "good sense and good morals," believes window washers have "the best experience to be the supervisors for these robots.
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It was, Labour's thinking went, these middle-of-the-road voters—suburban car-washers in the West Midlands—who held the keys to Downing Street.
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"The big prewars might have had eight washers and eight dryers," said Barbara van Beuren, the managing director of acquisitions, design and marketing at Anbau.
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Porter said these factories would likely employ fewer workers if import restrictions kept Samsung and LG washers out of the U.S. market for a year.
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In early 12.63, the United States finalized similar duties on washers from China, where Whirlpool says the South Korean companies had relocated their manufacturing facilities.
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While Chinese consumers are among the world's most frequent and fastidious washers of clothes, according to Novozymes researchers, they aren't as set in their ways.
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The car washers are there every day of the year, rain or shine, and a full-service wash, inside and out, will run you $20.
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But other companies, like those that install solar panels or import washers to sell, predict they'll have to cut jobs because of the price increases.
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Across from the laundry room, which had two sets of industrial-sized washers and dryers, was her large, sparsely furnished bedroom, the carpet freshly vacuumed.
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We are diligent hand-washers, and we do our best to maintain our health, but our household doesn't function financially if we aren't both working.
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Window washers dressed up as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to surprise about 60 of the hospital's patients, and also performed a short skit outside the window.
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The tariffs will affect most front- and top-load type washers, LG said in a letter to retailers, without mentioning the magnitude of the price hikes.
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"Today's WTO decision will not affect the application of the 2013 antidumping and countervailing duties orders on clothes washers from Korea," Whirlpool said in a statement.
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Whirlpool's new washers and dryers will also be able to provide info on time remaining through Alexa, as well as let owners enable a quiet mode.
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In this installment of a multi-part series, bask in the close-ups of brass melting away like golden velvet to make shiny washers and screws.
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Nearly the entirety of Laimer's watch relies on 3D printed parts — the only additional parts are metal screws, washers, and pins to hold it all together.
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Amazon has great deals today on pressure washers and pressure washer accessories so you can start spring cleaning already and tackle the patio or your car.
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The United States International Trade Commission cleared the way Thursday for possible trade actions with its ruling that surging imports of washers are harming American manufacturers.
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Europeans tend to use front-loading washers, which are far more efficient in energy and water use than the top-loaders favored in the United States.
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Whirlpool is showcasing new washers, dryers, refrigerators, and ovens at CES this week, and their most interesting feature is the ability to be controlled by Amazon's Alexa.
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A 20 percent tariff will apply on the first 1.2 million imported washers in the first year, and a 50 percent tariff on machines above that number.
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The brick-and-mortar store announced this week that the company will stop carrying Whirlpool and Maytag home appliances, including washers, dryers, and diswashers, in its stores.
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Much like it is for human window washers, one of the biggest challenges for the robots is the unexpected, such as a person opening up a window.
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WHY ARE WE SEEING TARIFFS BACK AND FORTH ON EVERYTHING FROM GOLF CARTS TO PORK TO DENTAL IMPLANTS TO SOY BEANS TO CASH REGISTERS AND DISH WASHERS.
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A tariff of 18 percent will apply in the second year and 16 percent in the final year of action on washers from all countries except Canada.
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Many states, including Florida, have laws that make it illegal to discard or abandon refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers or similar airtight appliances without removing the doors.
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It would mean smart watch owners could change temperature settings on ovens, delay cycles on washers or check how long is left to run on a dryer.
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Officials from one course told us they removed ball washers from tee boxes, and rakes from bunkers ... and instructed players to not pull pins on the greens.
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But customers shrugged: Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and fridges are not major traffic drivers because shoppers only buy them once in a while, and they're expensive to make.
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A tariff of 18 percent will apply in the second year and 85033 percent in the final year of action on washers from all countries except Canada.
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That's done by a team of aerial arborists, who, like the familiar skyscraper window washers, make their way up and down the buildings, inspecting and grooming the vegetation.
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Samsung hasn't announced a date for availability of the FlexWash and FlexDry systems, but both can be expected in Samsung's pricier washers and dryers later this year.[Samsung]
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I don't have a washer-dryer in my apartment, and although there are washers and dryers in my building, I prefer to drop it off to avoid folding.
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Once I get back upstairs from separating the lights and darks into washers, I start cooking a ham and cheese frittata for my husband with a side salad.
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Operating profit for the appliances division jumped 26 percent to 425 billion won, thanks to sales of high-margin products such as its premium-label refrigerators and washers.
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On a table stood what he calls a chime carousel, a tiny white contraption resembling a helicopter propeller, with washers on its two ends that spin when activated.
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There's a plastic bag inside, too, containing a random assortment of knick knacks — rubber bands, reflective stickers, washers — all of which will come in handy down the road.
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Hooks, screws, washers, and other familiar products have been arranged over vast wooden counters, evoking images of a dying culture that once thrived on independent inner-city stores.
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At Saitex, a high-end denim manufacturer, workers must handle complex machinery—from lasers to nanobubble washers—all to produce the worn jeans so popular in the West.
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Dish soap is frowned upon by serious car washers, who argue that you should use a specially formulated soap cleanser that won't degrade your car's finish or wax.
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The deal will give Haier ownership of a century-old business that makes refrigerators, freezers, clothes washers and dryers under brands such as Monogram, Café, Profile and Artistry.
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With both the space to fit standard-sized drills and chargers, and the storage capacity to keep all your screws, nails, and washers organized, the Ridgid 22 in.
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One theory was that Alcides lived because, when the scaffolding gave way, he lay flat and clung to the platform, as professional window washers are trained to do.
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For example, Home Depot, Lowe's and Sears are discounting some appliances, including dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves and washers and dryers, by 40% as part of Labor Day sale events.
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Homes & Villas rental spaces must feature top-tier amenities, including premium bath accessories, luxe bed linens, fluffy white towels, washers and dryers, high-speed Wi-Fi and more.
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The administration slapped a 20 percent tariff on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washers in the first year and a 50 percent tariff on additional machines.
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In the Whirlpool washers case, it would hardly be a surprise if Samsung and LG pursued their rights to be compensated for lost sales into the U.S. market.
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When I asked the board to set aside specific washers and dryers for the pet paraphernalia, it refused, saying pet owners should have unlimited access to all machines.
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In a string of trade cases the Benton Harbor, Michigan-based manufacturer has argued the Koreans have undercut its U.S. business by exporting washers at unfairly low prices.
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Trump ignored a recommendation from the ITC to exclude South Korean-produced washers from LG from the tariffs, as prior anti-dumping duties on these machines have been dropped.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - At a children's hospital in Sao Paulo, two window washers dressed up as Batman and fellow superhero "The Flash" lit up the faces of young patients.
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Appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers and HDTVs could come with a built-in computer, display, speakers or an Echo-like device activated as an option by the customer.
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The practice allows employers to combine servers' tips and share them with "back of the house" employees, such as cooks and dish washers, who do not get customer tips.
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Large apartments in New York City have long been equipped with their own washers and dryers — and the largest have full-fledged laundry rooms that rival those in suburbia.
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One Blue Slip's apartments, which range from studios averaging 520 square feet to three-bedrooms averaging 1,20103 square feet, have quartz counters, stainless-steel appliances and washers and dryers.
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"The wind — whether you're working scaffold, on belt or on ladder — is very dangerous," said Andy Horton, who has been cleaning windows for 210 years and trains window washers.
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Customers of the plant were asked to limit their use of water through items like washing machines and dish washers until the plant can get back to regular operation.
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Also effective are so-called wall washers — fixtures designed so light bounces off baffles or reflectors inside the housing, which then directs the light out more horizontally than vertically.
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The U.S. Commerce Department recommended President Donald Trump impose steep curbs on steel imports, including those from South Korea, after slapping bigger taxes on washers and solar panels in January.
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In the case of Samsung, that production began in June 2016, about a month before the Commerce Department issued preliminary anti-dumping duties against Chinese-made LG and Samsung washers.
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Monday's decision imposes a 20 percent tariff on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washers in the first year, and a 193 percent tariff on machines above that number.
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The rising tariffs were designed to hit business equipment, but will also affect prices on some $83 billion in consumer goods — ranging from clothes to furniture, refrigerators, washers and dryers.
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On top of the current sugar case, the Commerce Department is currently enforcing 85033 dumping and subsidy cases against Mexico on everything from tomatoes to clothes washers and steel pipe.
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Abington House, a rental property in Chelsea developed by the Related Companies, also doesn't have a common laundry room; washers and dryers are tucked into even its smallest studio apartments.
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Its service economy has plenty of lovely jobs (software designers, bankers and insurance brokers) and plenty of lousy ones (cleaners, dish-washers and carers), but not much in the middle.
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It said checks on the rest of the Super Puma fleet had revealed problems with struts that fix the rotors, including bolts tightened incorrectly or washers in the wrong position.
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The company's recent promise to pay all of its workers at least $15 an hour doesn't apply to subcontractors who supply the company with bathroom cleaners, landscapers and window washers.
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The first thing we noticed, though, was a bunch of intimidating drawers that we thought would have nails in them, but they turned out to be nuts, washers, and screws.
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And with washing machines, the tariffs were somewhat higher than requested, but the administration said the higher rate would not kick in until the United States imports 1.2 million washers.
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At dozens of barbershops and laundromats across the United States, the sound of children reading aloud mingles with the buzz and snip from barbers' tools or the din of washers.
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Workers in these industries as well as ordinary American consumers pay higher prices for automobiles, washers and dryers, and the other goods whose prices are artificially hiked by the tariffs.
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To minimize contact between golfers, most courses had closed clubhouses and snack bars, removed bunker rakes and ball washers, gone caddie-less and encouraged the use of online payment options.
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Trump will impose a 19623 percent tariff on the first 21962 million imported large residential washers in the first year, and a 21974 percent tariff on machines above that number.
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Whirlpool, which sought the washers "safeguard" action against rivals Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics after years of anti-dumping cases, saw its shares rise 1.8 percent in after-hours trade.
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When we set off squished into his truck, I double-checked that he had alerted the owners of the balky stoves and washers that I would be arriving with him.
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But what if the restricted product is hot-rolled steel, and the buyer paying the artificially high price is a manufacturer of washing machines struggling to compete with imported washers?
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Trade officials reviewing the case recommended that the United States impose some restrictions on imports, by taxing them after a certain number of washers enter the American market each year.
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The Becker Friedman Institute of Economics at the University of Chicago, for instance, found that the price of washers and dryers rose by 12% in response to tariffs levied in 2018.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Tuesday it expressed strong dissatisfaction regarding the U.S. tariffs on imported washers, solar cells, adding that the U.S. decision further deteriorates global trade environment.
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Whirlpool added Nest integration to its older washers and dryers last year, but its new appliances will use Nest's "away" signal to set energy-saving and anti-wrinkle settings, among others.
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Stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers from General Electric have been around for more than 100 years, but starting last year, the appliance division of the iconic company has been Chinese owned.
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They've upscaled the idea from a 6m x 2.5m canvas to an indoor space of around 2,400 sq meters, using 1,800 sq meters of scaffolding, 50 strobes, and 50 LED washers.
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Those curvilinear forms are not nearly as evident inside 21 Ashland's apartments, which range from studios to two-bedrooms and have blond oak floors, stacked washers and dryers, and garbage disposals.
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The ITC found last month that surging imports harmed domestic producers, although it did not find that washers made specifically in South Korea, already subject to anti-dumping duties, were responsible.
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In addition to the eerie noise cicadas emit, they leave behind casings that can coat decks and patios, prompting some homeowners in the past to get power washers to remove them.
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The new tariffs ended a yearslong decline in the price of washers in the United States, which rose about $2650 per unit because of the tariffs last year, the authors calculate.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has recommended President Donald Trump impose steep curbs on steel imports, including those from South Korea, after slapping bigger taxes on washers and solar panels in January.
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As prices keep soaring in what is already the world's most expensive property market, residents have been forced to squeeze into ever smaller apartments, leaving little room for washers and dryers.
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Company: FridaRecommended by: Mike Duda, managing partner, BullishRelationship to the company: No investor relationshipWhat it is: Direct-to-consumer maker of babycare products like booger-suckers, butt-washers, and gas-relievers.
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In calmer markets, buyers typically expected to get major appliances like refrigerators, washers and dryers — perhaps even that riding lawn mower sitting in the garage — with the purchase of the home.
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The brick doorman complex will have 80 studios, 264 one-bedrooms and 15 two-bedrooms, all with washers and dryers, and many with balconies, said Sophia Valiotis, Alma's chief operating officer.
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Washers were among the earliest products targeted by the Trump administration, with tariffs from 20% to 20.5% imposed on nearly all imported large residential washing machines, regardless of their countries of origin.
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The ITC's recommendations, which would protect American appliance makers including Whirlpool Corp, were made in November to keep Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and LG from flooding the U.S. market with inexpensive washers.
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In the final piece of the course, it directed teachers to build pendulums with washers and string for an exercise where students would attempt to move the pendulum with their subconscious mind.
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The ruling does not immediately strike down the U.S. duties imposed in 2013 after Washington found that South Korea was unfairly subsidizing and pricing Korean-made washers exported to the United States.
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I pay $7 for two huge washers (drying is free dryers) — and then $4 for a ginormous scoop of peanut butter chocolate ice cream at the joint next door to the laundromat.
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Weaker demand for planes is expected to pressure the data downward, but economists will be keeping an eye on more stable levels of orders for machinery and goods like washers and dryers.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission on Tuesday recommended tariffs to keep Samsung and LG from flooding the U.S. market with inexpensive washers, a step that would protect American appliance giant Whirlpool Corp.
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The U.S. Commerce Department last week recommended President Donald Trump impose steep curbs on steel imports, including those from South Korea, after slapping bigger taxes on washers and solar panels in January.
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In particular, Kingloff advised reusing washers, buttons, fabric swatches and ribbons, as well as used jars, plastic bottles and cardboard tubes from toilet paper rolls to form the basis for recycled art.
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Window washers at Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emanuel in Portland, Oregon, dressed as the iconic characters on Monday and waved at the patients and their families, while they did their work.
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All of the apartments have engineered-wood floors, black-granite kitchen counters and stacked Bosch washers and dryers, plus floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views in a building with four exposures.
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They're meant to help domestic manufacturing by imposing surcharges of 30 percent on imported solar panel technology and 20 percent on washers, decreasing each year for four years before phasing out completely.
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Officials with Devon Energy, which owns the building in downtown Oklahoma City, told KOCO that window washers were contractors and that the company has an emergency response team that will investigate the incident.
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First-quarter operating profit for the appliances division rose 8.2 percent from a year earlier to 553 billion won, on sales of high-margin products such as its premium-label refrigerators and washers.
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Boutros said Sears — with Home & Life — really has to "lean into what we are known for," which is its DieHard tool brand, Kenmore washers and dryers, and overall expertise in installing bulky appliances.
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Every country in the world requires and allows immigration: to succour the truly vulnerable, to reunite families and to fill vital gaps in their workforces, whether for Python coders or hospital bottom-washers.
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Your household appliances are getting smarter: think printers that re-order ink when you're low, or washers that dispense just the right amount of detergent then send you more before you run out.
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"The voluntary action was driven by reports highlighting the risk that the drums in these washers may lose balance, triggering excessive vibrations, resulting in the top separating from the washer," Samsung's statement said.
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The conservative Heritage Foundation said it expects that Trump's decision on solar panel technology and washers will not only raise prices for consumers but also cause damage to other sectors of the economy.
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The Maytag 24-inch Stainless Steel Built-In Dishwasher is one of the more affordable washers on the market, leaves dishes sparkly clean, and is backed by a 10-year limited parts warranty.
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Rather than raise prices by 2000 percent on washers and throwing off that balance — no one likes an unbalanced washing machine — companies instead raised both washer and dryer prices, by 11.5 percent each.
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Like all Speed Queen products, this one isn't available in big-box home-improvement or electronics stores; the brand uses independent dealers (often, mom-and-pop shops) to sell their washers and dryers instead.
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But given that Samsung already sells a whole lot of its own washers, dryers, TVs, and fridges, the company could easily make up a lot of lost ground fairly quickly — at least in theory.
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Its appliances division remained the top earner for the sixth straight quarter with a record quarterly operating profit of 408 billion won, thanks to healthy sales of premium products such as washers and refrigerators.
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The company asked customers not to use energy-intensive appliances such as washers and dryers until the work had been completed, and to turn off air conditioners unless needed for health or medical reasons.
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The employees there were the first car washers to join a labor union, the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which allowed them to win contracts that provided higher wages and job protections. Mrs.
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The Polanco brothers came to the United States from García de la Cadena, a small town in Zacatecas, Mexico, and the birthplace of a surprisingly large number of Chicago's window washers and their families.
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I've encountered "many washers and dryers in apartment buildings," even buildings that still employ elevator operators, and these days they're all modified to accept these cards that you have to load with paper currency.
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Consumer Reports tested both a top-loading and a front-loading machine, both with electronic controls; it found that the washers could handle a load of dirty clothes in 35 minutes and 55 minutes, respectively.
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The impact, according to the study, was a nearly 12% jump in the price of washers — both imported and domestically produced — in the immediate four to eight months after the implementation of the new levies.
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"This is a gratifying win for American manufacturing, particularly our more than 3,000 employees at our factory in Clyde, Ohio, who make clothes washers for American consumers," said Whirlpool Chairman and CEO Jeff Fettig said.
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Many obsessive-compulsive hand washers and checkers spend significant amounts of time each day in ritualistic behaviours designed to reduce the threat of dirt, germs, fire, home invasion, or threats to themselves and loved ones.
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The number of washing machines recalled, which includes 34 models of Samsung's top-loading washers, exceeds the 1.9 million Galaxy Note smartphones that Samsung and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled last month.
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"I have ... determined that additional action is necessary to eliminate circumvention of the TRQ by ensuring that within-quota quantities of imports of washers are spread throughout the year," he said in a presidential proclamation.
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Irony alert: One of the first companies Trump set out to protect, by slapping tariffs on Korean-made clothes washers and dryers in January, has turned out to be a victim of rising metals expenses.
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He waded briefly into Trump's Monday decision to impose steep tariffs on imported solar panels and washers, saying it's a sign of the rules under which Trump thinks countries should trade with the United States.
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Apartments have one to four bedrooms, with private baths and the type of accouterments more common in luxury condominiums: quartz kitchen counters, stainless-steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and cable TV and internet.
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The tariffs exceeded the harshest recommendations from ITC members, with a 20 percent tariff set on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washers in the first year, and a 50 percent tariff on additional imports.
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In 2012, a previous probe by the U.S. Commerce Department found that Samsung and LG washers made in South Korea and Mexico were sold below production costs in the United States or benefited from unfair subsidies.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission last month made a final finding of harm to a U.S. manufacturer after a Commerce Department probe found some large residential washers were being imported from China at below fair value.
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Traditionally known for reviewing products like household cleaners and washers and dryers, Consumer Reports surveyed nearly 10,000 subscribers in the fall of 2016 about online dating and then rated matchmaking sites based on their overall satisfaction.
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At CES 2018 this January, for example, Alexa was found in a number of new devices, like smart faucets, light switches, car dashboard cameras, projectors, and several more home appliances like dishwashers, washers, dryers, and fridges.
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A Whirlpool spokeswoman said that the ruling would have "no direct or immediate effect on the 2013 antidumping and countervailing duty orders on clothes washers from South Korea", and the U.S. response could take some time.
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A day ahead of Brazil's celebration of "Children's Day" on Wednesday, the washers waved to the ill kids at Sabara Children's Hospital, took pictures with them from outside, and placed their hands on the glass sentimentally.
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This goes for all textures and types, although daily washers and those with textured, curly, fine, color-treated, and bleached hair will benefit most from the pared-back approach, which cleans your hair while maintaining moisture.
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The whole thing weighs about 25 pounds according to Callie, who has no problem detailing every tiny material used to create the shelter, down to the lock nuts and washers that make up her door knobs.
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In the basement, where washers and dryers line the walls, more tables had been set up, and a frustrated-looking patron unloaded a dryer and pushed past carrying her clothes out in a faded pink bag.
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Speed Queen is a Wisconsin-based brand — and yes, they build all of their washers here in the U.S. of A. — that's been around for 2900 years, but don't feel bad if you've never heard of them.
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"Where possible, take short showers rather than baths, do not leave taps running unnecessarily and only run washing machines and dish washers when you have a full load," the company said in a statement on its website.
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Jon Abt, co-president of retailer Abt Electronics, said the price of washers made outside the United States may increase only by about $50 as he expected the tariff to be borne by manufacturers rather than consumers.
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The U.S. Commerce Department had imposed anti-subsidy duties of up to 82 percent on washers made by Samsung Electronics Co , LG Electronics Inc and Daewoo Electronics Co after a complaint brought by Michigan-based Whirlpool Corp.
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More From Consumer Reports Top Pick Tires For 2016 Best used cars for $25,33 and less 7 best mattresses for couples Best matching washers and dryers However, there is a price to be paid for that flexibility.
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That's now changing, as those with supported printers, Gmate devices, or GE washers will be able to activate Dash Replenishment using either the company's website or app, depending on how the manufacturer configured access to the program.
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All of the refrigerators, dishwashers and clothes washers shipped to consumers last year will save a combined 111 trillion kilowatt hours of energy during the duration of their use compared to the models used 25 years ago.
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Window washers at this company receive health and life insurance benefits through membership in a union, SEIU Local 1, and can typically earn anywhere between $45,000 and $65,000 a year, depending on their skill level and speed.
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LG opted to absorb part of the tariff cost, which was imposed at a time when construction was already well underway on its new U.S. factory that will begin producing washers in late 250, avoiding U.S. tariffs.
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However, "the way that the White House is going about this is having a very harmful effect on American consumers," Fagen said on "Power Lunch, " noting that prices are rising on such items as washers and dryers.
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But that has not been a boon to the makers of washers because fewer Americans are investing in new laundry equipment, exposing how protectionist trade policies can backfire on the very companies they are meant to safeguard.
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It's a black and gray spray-painted assemblage of electrical outlet faceplates, wire caps, washers, vents, and other hardware-store detritus that Conte glued together at home to serve as the backdrop for a 0003 music video.
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This includes, but is not limited to, all smart appliances (washers, dryers, refrigerators, etc.), smart home safety and security systems (sensors, monitors, cameras, and alarm systems), and smart home energy equipment, like smart thermostats and smart lighting.
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Supported appliances including fridges, ovens, washers and dryers, an air purifier from LG, and an air conditioner and water heater from GE. This doesn't mean you'll be able to speak directly to these appliances to control them, however.
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Pair that with all of the company's connected washers and driers, refrigerators and the like, and we're talking a large population of users who may have already opted into the company's larger smart-home play without knowing it.
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The global baby-products market is expected to reach $16.7 billion by 2025, and Frida, a maker of babycare products, has taken advantage of that growth with its Fridababy products like booger-suckers, butt-washers, and gas-relievers.
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In shutting the shelter, BCFS would also disassemble tents, bring down power lines and cart away the furnishings — including bunk beds, washers and dryers, and medical equipment — that had turned the site into a mini-city for adolescents.
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With wood floors, granite counters and stacked washers and dryers, the Hayden also has 30,1203 square feet of amenities, including a rare full-size basketball court, a two-level gym and a yoga studio overlooking a grassy garden.
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Children grab the American hand flags on sticks; dogs jump up to the counter for treats; and customers select merchandise such as asparagus seeds, ring washers in every size (starting at 73 cents) and a $250 drill snake.
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Testing in 13 caused some screws and washers to come lose on the spacecraft, and Northrop Grumman accidentally caused tears in the vehicle's sun shield, a delicate piece of hardware needed to keep the telescope cool in space.
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With wood floors, granite counters and stacked washers and dryers, the Hayden also has 30,000 square feet of amenities, including a rare full-size basketball court, a two-level gym and a yoga studio overlooking a grassy garden.
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LG decided to absorb part of the cost of the tariff on imports, levied at a time when construction was well underway to build a new factory in the United States that will begin producing washers in late 2018.
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And since last March, Amazon has continued to announce a bunch of hardware partners around these services; just a couple weeks ago, Whirlpool said that its new connected washers, dryers, and dishwashers would work with Amazon's Dash Replenishment service.
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For example, one of the GE washers that is connected to Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service will store a full bottle of detergent liquid in a sensor-filled reservoir, so that the washer "knows" when the liquid is getting low.
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But as washers and dryers got smaller and more efficient — some of them ventless and even merging washing and drying functions in a single unit — New Yorkers began shoehorning the appliances into their linen closets and under kitchen counters.
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It had offered the deal to buyers of its "championship package" - which is valued up to 16,100 yuan and includes gas stoves, water heaters and dish washers - from June 1 to July 3 as part of a marketing campaign.
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While we've outlined our favorite laundry detergents for every need, I've found that liquid detergent, like our top pick, Tide Free and Gentle Liquid Laundry Detergent, works best with portable washers because it mixes in with the water easily.
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LG, in a statement, said its appliances division is preparing the firm's entry into the robotics industry with the aim to develop products that will work closely with home appliances products such as refrigerators, washers and air conditioning units.
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There were pattern makers cutting designs, women inserting individual buttons into a little machine that stamped them onto a shirt, men shoveling huge swaths of clothes into industrial washers and dryers, and workers spot-checking zippers and loose threads.
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The case, brought by appliance giant Whirlpool Corp, asked the ITC to impose "global safeguard" restrictions on imported washing machines to stop South Korean rivals Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and LG Electronics Inc from flooding the U.S. market with cheap washers.
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My room is like a laughing car wash, so people will be able to walk through the room while these spinning washers are happening around them, they're kind of going to be assaulted...well, maybe that's too harsh of a word.
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More From Consumer Reports Top Pick Tires For 2016 Best used cars for $25,000 and less 7 best mattresses for couples Best matching washers and dryers That makes this seemingly clear-cut advice something of a conundrum for car owners.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Economic talks between the United States and Japan, tackling topics from persimmons and potatoes to energy and infrastructure, have helped keep Tokyo clear of protectionist moves such as those that recently hit Chinese solar panels and South Korean washers.
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Components like nuts, bolts, washers, and so on can be eliminated by new design possibilities, perhaps reducing the total number of parts in a rocket from about 100,000 down to 5,000 or even 1,000, along the way reducing points of failure.
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Elsewhere in the plant, a giant poster, painted by a worker, shows an anthropomorphic Whirlpool washing machine, pushing past stumbling washers labeled LG and Samsung - a far more upbeat take on the rivalry than the mood on the factory floor.
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But at a time when people seem to (finally!) be realizing how important it is to lessen their carbon foot print, it can definitely be difficult to weed out brands that are true change-makers from ones that are simply green-washers.
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The tariffs on washers and solar panels triggered memories of a 2014 U.S.-China trade spat over solar panels, which made Hemlock abandon its just-completed Clarksville plant at a loss of 500 initial jobs and dashing hopes for more to come.
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Of course, common laundry rooms still exist in older buildings, and even new buildings with in-unit washers and dryers often have a basement laundry room with a couple of industrial-size machines to accommodate large loads like comforters or sleeping bags.
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Launched by 15-year-old Salvador Gabriel, Light and Hope for Puerto Rico is an initiative in partnership with Solar Sister, The Laundry Alternative, and Cleancult, which aims to provide solar-powered lights, mobile phone chargers, and hand-powered washers to the Island.
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In the basement, two commercial washers and a double stack of dryers, arranged in step fashion like the most ancient Egyptian pyramids, stand gaping under a video with a heavily accented voice-over lecturing on the sacred significance of the dung beetle.
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Honey-Can-Do Foldable Drying Rack, $32.85, available on AmazonIf you're living in an apartment building with shared washers and dryers, assume that at least some of your laundry will come out of the dryer that you pay to operate while still damp.
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In this case, they recommended that the United States impose a tariff starting at 50 percent on all washers imported after the first 1.2 million units for the next three years, with the tariff rate to decrease slightly in the next few years.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Thursday adjustments to tariff-rate quotas (TRQ) on large residential washers, saying that domestic producers had begun to do better in the face of foreign competitors but more was left to be done.
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Pushing into the countryside, we stopped several times at settlements with roadside repair shops to lube the chains — baptism by used engine oil — and I managed to shore up a floppy clutch handle with a few washers from a local scrap dealer.
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And you're going to be seeing—but you saw what happened with the washers, you saw what happened with the solar panels, and many people liked what we did, our industry was wiped out, we had I think 22, or 218—218 right?
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"Consumers should be the ones to decide what washers they want to buy based upon their own preferences, not because of unjustified trade penalties imposed on products by the U.S. government," said LG Electronics USA, a unit of South Korea's LG Corp.
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The two major product defects made one thing clear: The tech giant needs to fix its quality assurance protocols to ensure that consumer safety is a priority — and not just crank out big, bright screens on phones or fast spin cycles on washers.
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Just the usual trash—little glass bottles, a few bolts with nuts and washers rusted to the thread, part of a dog collar, either the half-buried wheel of a car long gone or the still-attached wheel of a car now buried upside down.
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Amazon Dash, the e-commerce giant's smart supplies replenishment service, already has a number of deals with major appliance and office equipment makers like GE and Brother, for example, allowing for things like washers that automatically re-order detergent or printers that re-order ink.
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Einstein later said that the theory of special relativity was inspired by his watching window-washers from his desk at the Patent Office in Bern, where he worked, and imagining the sense of weightlessness a worker would feel if he fell from atop his ladder.
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Trump ignored an ITC recommendation to exclude South Korean-produced washing machines from LG, with Washington set to impose a 20 percent tariff on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washers in the first year, and a 50 percent tariff on additional imports.
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A 2009 study found that hand washers used up to 27 gallons of water and 2.5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy to wash 12 place settings, compared with the 4 gallons and 1.5 kWh used by an efficient dishwasher to wash the same amount.
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In the same month that Samsung admitted it knows of at least 35 instances of Note7 batteries exploding or catching fire amid a nationwide recall in the U.S., the company is also having to deal with reports that some of its top-loading washers are also exploding.
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South Korea initially went to the WTO after a 2013 decision by the U.S. Commerce Department to impose anti-subsidy duties of up to 82 percent on washers made by Samsung Electronics Co, LG Electronics Inc and Daewoo Electronics Co, prompted by Michigan-based Whirlpool Corp.
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In addition to Brother and Samsung, Amazon Dash Replenishment services also power appliances and other devices from Brita, Oster, Obe, Petnet, Clever Pet, Sutro, Thync, Sealed Air, GOJO (Purell), and Whirlpool, reaching into workplaces and homes for things that range from washers to blood glucose monitors.
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Most of the deals we've found so far are on toys, but adult and tech stuff is definitely coming soon: Best Buy: Sale items include the Oculus Rift VR headset, drones, Beats headphones, Samsung smart TVs, laptops, HP printers, refrigerators, washers and dryers, Legos, and more.
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Shifting everything over to run on clean electricity is going to substantially increase demand (and the need for load flexibility), but it's also going to provide aggregators and grid managers with scads of new dispatchable loads — water heaters, EVs, clothes washers, heat pumps, what have you.
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President Barack Obama's administration announced in 2012 that it would place anti-dumping duties on Mexican and South Korean washing machines; the move spurred an almost-immediate shift in production to China, which the authors find actually saved consumers money, because Chinese-made washers were even cheaper.
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The researchers found that infection risk was more than three times higher for respondents who often failed to clean their lenses; who weren't great hand-washers; who swam or used hot tubs while wearing lenses; or who used a particular disinfectant known as Oxipol to clean their lenses.
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Heads Up On a wet Friday evening on the south side of Dublin, near the Portobello neighborhood's busy and unfashionable Leonard's Corner, eight lanes of traffic crisscrossed near a halal grocer, takeout shops, the fluorescent tube lighting at Washers Laundry, and the year-old modern Irish restaurant Bastible.
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I will never forget how the body of my Iranian wife's grandfather, who was killed at the age of 90 after he had been hit by a car, was manhandled by the corpse washers, who were clearly in a rush and had a lot of work to do that day.
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" On why the price of washers made in the U.S. also went up even though they're not subject to tariffs, Reinsch said that phenomenon "illustrates the central point of protection — to allow domestic producers to raise prices and make more money so they can recover from the damage done to them by the imports.
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The BUDD-e concept at CES was a preview of some of VW's work with LG. The BUDD-e concept at CES was a preview of some of VW's work with LG. LG has a head-start on the connected how piece, since they already make a host of connected appliances including smart washers, dryers and refrigerators.
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The renovations on the room are now complete and it is stocked with five dryers, five washers and laundry detergent donated by people across the U.S. "As the story has been spread, we have been receiving packages of detergent at the school and through our Amazon wish list page," the high school's operating assistant, Nicole Daniel, told CNN.
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Whirlpool worked with agency Digitas LBi to try to change this, installing washers and dryers into schools across the U.S. Machines were able to track usage for each student and relate that to their school attendance, and there was a 90 percent improvement in the attendance of students in the program, which won a Grand Prix at Cannes Lions.
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Unable to find any other solution to Rebecca's plight — one she's found herself in solely because dating Bobby Axelrod has put her in Taylor's cross hairs — Axe almost peevishly insists on freeing up five or six billion dollars of his own in order to purchase enough "washers and dryers" to keep the chain afloat without Taylor's interference.
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A five-foot-long slab of corkboard painted Styrofoam white and displayed on a tabletop, it holds screws, washers, chewed gum, used matches, empty sugar packets, a broken yellow crayon, one bright-orange earplug and hundreds of other tiny discoveries, all more or less stepped on and raggedy but formally unified by a thin layer of gray filth.
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Under Mr. Phillips, Raytheon purchased the appliance manufacturers Amana (known for its refrigerators), Caloric (ovens and ranges) and Speed Queen (washers and dryers), as well as D.C. Heath & Company, a textbook publisher; the Seismograph Service Company, which made surveillance equipment for oil and gas companies; United Engineers and Constructors, which built power plants; and Cedar Rapids Corp.
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Whirlpool, known for their washers and dryers, launched a kitchen appliance that was a composting machine on Indiegogo actually, and they did it primarily so they could connect with early adopters and get feedback on the product and I asked them how would you connect directly with consumers before Indiegogo, what would you do if you couldn't do it on Indiegogo?
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Fire TV Stick 4K Echo Dot (3rd Gen) Samsonite Termo Young Samsonite Rewind Natural Seagate 2TB Portable External Hard Drive Seagate 4TB Portable External Hard Drive Sony WH-CH500 Bluetooth NFC On-Ear Headphones Sony SRS-XB31 Portable Wireless Waterproof Speaker Apple iPhone 7 (32GB) Apple iPhone 7 Plus (128GB) All the best deals for the home from the Amazon Spring Sale, including discounted tools, lawn mowers, and pressure washers.
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LG Appliance ConnectivityAt CES 2017 earlier this year LG revealed a fridge that had Amazon's Alexa AI built right in, but if you're determined to stick with the Google camp, the appliance maker will be making many of its refrigerators, washers, dryers, and ovens compatible with Google Home and Google Assistant sometime this month, letting you skip the company's native app for controlling your kitchen and laundry room.
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COSTS $318 a month in common charges; $33 a month in abated taxes LISTING BROKER Corcoran Group ____ 46 Kirkwood Road, Port Washington 22 WEEKS on the market $1,275,000 list price 8% BELOW list price SIZE 6 bedrooms, 4½ baths DETAILS A nine-year-old, brick, two-family house with hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens, washers and dryers, open front porches and a driveway for each unit, but no garages.
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Here is a snapshot of what's in and what's out at J.C. Penney under the watch of CEO Jill Soltau: In: * Bedding, bath, dinnerware and cookware * Sephora cosmetics * Men's Big & Tall business with Shaquille O'Neal * Liz Claiborne apparel, including dresses and tops Out: * Women's accessories such as fashion jewelry * Handbags * Major appliances such as washers and dryers * Beds, dressers and dining tables Reporting by Melissa Fares in New York; editing by Edward Tobin
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Here is a snapshot of what's in and what's out at J.C. Penney under the watch of CEO Jill Soltau: In: * Bedding, bath, dinnerware and cookware * Sephora cosmetics * Men's Big & Tall business with Shaquille O'Neal * Liz Claiborne apparel, including dresses and tops Out: * Women's accessories such as fashion jewelry * Handbags * Major appliances such as washers and dryers * Beds, dressers and dining tables (Reporting by Melissa Fares in New York; editing by Edward Tobin)
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There are two settings that many washers, including several Bosch models, have that will help to better clean those dog toys: The first is the pre-wash setting, which is designed to address heavily soiled items; the second is the extra rinse cycle, which lets you add up to two extra rinse cycles, which will help to ensure that the toys are free of detergent residue when they come out of the wash.
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The United States International Trade Commission, a quasi-judicial body that rules on trade cases, unanimously recommended that the president take action to limit imports of washers, a move that could help the domestic manufacturer Whirlpool better compete with its foreign rivals Samsung and LG. The trade officials recommended that the United States impose what is known as a "tariff-rate quota" — a tax on imports that would go into effect after a certain number of foreign products entered the American market.
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"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses in this regard," U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said in a statement Monday announcing the decision along with a decision to impose tariffs on imported washers.
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"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses in this regard," U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 2202K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said in a statement Monday announcing the decision along with a decision to impose tariffs on imported washers.
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"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses in this regard," U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 28503K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said in a statement Monday announcing the decision along with a decision to impose tariffs on imported washers.
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For a sneak peek at the kinds of deals you might find, check out some of the washers and dryers that are currently on sale:Samsung 949.993-Cycle High-Efficiency Front-Loading Washer, $2949.99 (originally $2949.99) [You save $2700]LG 7.3 CU Ft. 14-Cycle Electric Dryer with Steam, $599.99 (originally $949.99) [You save $350]Samsung 2.2 Cu. Ft. 949.993-Cycle Front-Loading Washer with Steam, $999.99 (originally $1,169.99) [You save $170]LG 5.2 Cu Ft. 12-Cycle Super Capacity Top Load Washer and LG 7.3 Cu. Ft. 14-Cycle Electric Dryer with Steam, $1,199.98 (originally $949.99 and $949.99 respectively) [You save $700]
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IN HIS workshop on Eel Pie Island near Twickenham, glimmering with light from the Thames outside, Trevor Baylis kept wrenches, pliers, cables, hammers, gear-wheels, lengths of piping, light bulbs, massed coat-hangers, tubs of washers, wing-nuts, screws and nails, books, chisels, old St Julien tobacco tins full of bits and bobs, saws, hacksaws, cross-saws, balls of string, a splendid metal lathe which neighbours would pop in to use, sheets of foil dropped in the war by German bombers, all his dead domestic appliances (for disassembly and cannabilisation), and last but not least his boyhood Meccano sets, their instructions held together with yellowing Sellotape, out of which he would still make little clockwork vehicles that buzzed along the worktops in a determined way.
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