Each washing machine made a steady, whirring hum, like the sound of, well, a washing machine.
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But here it is—a washing machine throwing contest, and even a world record distance for washing machine throws.
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Jason Willett, our friend who's in Half Japanese, was playing a washing machine solo along with rhythms of the washing machine.
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Drew Daniel: I think it was the first night that we started to play the washing machine along with loops of the washing machine.
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The Avalon Bay EcoSpin is a hand crank mini washing machine that washes clothes with a spin cycle similar to that of a regular washing machine.
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Indesit A++ Rated Freestanding Washing Machine Beko A+++ Rated Freestanding Washing Machine Samsung A+++ Rated Freestanding Washing Machine Beko Freestanding Fridge Freezer Fridgemaster Freestanding Fridge Freezer Samsung Freestanding Fridge Freezer Eufy RoboVac 11c Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 11S Char-Broil X200 Grill2Go Char-Broil Performance Series T47G
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To tell a human story featuring a washing machine is new because all other washing machine ads simply show you the product specification, function, design and efficiency.
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Taxing imported washing machines is a big deal for the washing machine industry and for people who happen to be in the market for a washing machine.
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The appliance maker's revenue did miss, however, as did its full-year forecast despite higher washing machine prices resulting from recently imposed tariffs on foreign washing machine makers.
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Before becoming head of the overall home appliances business, Jo ran LG's washing machine division and was part of the team that developed the first LG automatic washing machine in 1980.
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High-Efficiency White Top Load Washing Machine, $22019 (originally $240) Depending on how long you've had your old washer, using this washing machine can involve a bit of a learning curve.
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And then it wasn't just like, "Oh, we only have enough money for either a tractor or a washing machine" — there also was this sort of environmental critique of the washing machine.
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Perfect for traveling or if you live in a building without a laundry room, the Turelar Portable Washing Machine is about to make the lack of a real washing machine a ton easier.
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He fetched his old refrigerator, washing machine and some bedding.
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The washing machine and dryer are in my building's basement.
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It's like sitting in a washing machine and spinning around.
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" —Franco "I just go for it, think washing machine tongue.
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And most of it can go in the washing machine.
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And Whirlpool and other washing machine manufacturers have raised prices.
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A decision on washing machine tariffs is due early February.
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Somehow, the washing machine ended up near the kitchen counter.
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And the "shared washing-machine service" — isn't that a laundromat?
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It gives Sheila a rash and destroys her washing machine.
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"Our fridge, washing machine, sofa sets -- all ruined," he says.
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The washing machine starts spinning when the sun beats down.
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What happens if you put a washing machine on the Internet?
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When the washing machine broke, they couldn't afford to fix it.
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A Ukrainian Samsung washing machine ad tells just that bizarre story.
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You can even put most of it in the washing machine.
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With a washing machine already installed, what more do you need?
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Can you give me any vital stats on the washing machine?
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There, inside a fake washing machine, a Mike Piscitelli photograph hangs.
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Most of K Street, he told me, was ''a washing machine.
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Some washing machine makers are also suffering from that industry's tariff.
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Hair forecast: like you stuck your head in the washing machine.
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This means the washing machine was malfunctioning around the relevant time frame.
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Her flat-screen television, fridge and washing machine have all been ruined.
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Nobody's stealing the IFA limelight with an especially smart new washing machine.
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Luke picks up a washing machine like it's an empty cardboard box.
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Plus, you can stick it in the washing machine whenever you want.
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Image: Chaloner Woods/Getty ImagesLG washing machine and dryer at CES 2016.
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There's another, smaller channel, Maturasigma, which also only posts washing machine videos.
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"He would see people crawling out of the washing machine," she said.
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Did he die in a fire caused by a malfunctioning washing machine?
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"And you complained about our old washing machine," I joked to Nancy.
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With leather it's different—you can't pop it in the washing machine.
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It's like sleeping on top of a washing machine in spin cycle.
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In the 1970s, the PC started to disrupt washing machine–size minicomputers.
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The new notes won't survive a round in the washing machine. pic.twitter.
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They crushed a pill on the washing machine lid and snorted it.
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I wash my sleeping bags in my washing machine with mild soap.
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They are also more durable, able to survive a washing machine cycle.
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In one situation, Brieanna was not allowed to use the washing machine.
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"This would be used for the washing machine, dishes, etc," he said.
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At home, he learned how to repair his washing machine and dishwasher.
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"We put him through the washing machine, so to speak," Gowdy said.
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Using too much detergent can actually damage your clothes and washing machine.
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But imagine these scenes - Jack's promise to Rebecca in the laundromat to buy her a washing machine, Rebecca questioning how they could manage laundry for three infants after their first machine broke, chaos and bubbles spewing from their next washing machine, and Jack and Rebecca admiring the best washing machine in the world - juxtaposed with the aftermath of the fire caused by the machine. Chills.
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Eventually, the system burnt out, like an overclocked washing machine ripping itself apart.
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Personally, I always thought that the washing machine theory made the most sense.
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Plus, cleaning these is as easy as throwing them in the washing machine.
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I even sent the BeatsX through the washing machine accidentally, and they survived.
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That and a focus on markets with lower rates of washing machine ownership.
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Plenty of non-clothing items can (and should!) go in the washing machine.
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At one point, one of the boys gets stuck inside a washing machine.
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In 21.3, Haier showcased a neon, transparent washing machine for no discernable reason.
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The first electric washing machine also included rollers to wring wet clothes out.
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It was several years before another appliance, a washing machine, entered the household.
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Until now, washing machine throwing has something of a niche sport, like lacrosse.
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God knows, the washing machine couldn't be any less mobile than Michael Dawson.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "This would be like declaring war over a downed washing machine.
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In our apartment, we had a TV, a fridge and a washing machine.
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We both cooked and cleaned and knew how to operate the washing machine.
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Some worried the buildings looked like a washing machine or a toilet bowl.
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Hutchinson to win a Bendix washing machine at the end would amaze you.
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The outer cover unzips so it can be tossed into the washing machine.
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The players are then asked to guess the price of a washing machine.
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Do you own, for instance, a smart TV or a smart washing machine?
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Unfortunately for the Mountain, Savickas won the contest by tossing a 46-kilogram washing machine a distance of 4.13 meters, or as it is known in non-metric measurements, a really far-ass distance to throw a fucking washing machine.
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IoT devices can be anything from an internet-connected washing machine to "smart" buildings.
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Normally you toss a load into the washing machine when your hamper gets full.
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Whirlpool Corporation, the washing-machine maker which asked for the duties, knows as much.
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I pass my dirty clothing to my mum, who gets the washing machine going.
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You want to keep your fridge and washing machine for as long as possible.
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The washing method depends on the type of diaper and washing machine you own.
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The clothes go through my washing machine and come out as good as new.
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Using a portable washer involves a few more steps than a traditional washing machine.
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The easiest fibers to remove, he said, were those released by washing-machine filters.
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With A.I., she said, "we are closer to a washing machine than a Terminator."
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The Sonic Soak is basically a miniature washing machine that fits in your pocket.
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Hours before we left Hong Kong, I put my passport through the washing machine.
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A broken washing machine resulted in the decluttering and reorganization of the laundry room.
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LG started construction on its first U.S. washing machine facility in Tennessee in August.
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This isn't the first time a part-bike, part-washing machine contraption has surfaced.
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Hotpoint smart washing machine — £269.00 (list price £379.99) Samsung ecobubble 1400 spin washing machine — £399.00 (list price £599.99) Kenwood microwave — £79.99 (list price £169.99) Beko 50/50 fridge freezer — £279.99 (list price £329.99) LG American-style fridge freezer — £999.99 (list price £1299.99)
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Hotpoint SMART washing machine — £229.00 (list price £399.993) Grundig 50/50 fridge freezer — £319.00 (list price £399.99) Samsung ecobubble washing machine — £369.00 (list price £499.99) Logik 50/50 fridge freezer — £219.99 (list price £229.99) Bosch Serie 4 dishwasher — £399.99 (list price £529.99)
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Next, pop the garment into the washing machine and come home to a clean shirt!
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I put laundry in, because you're never too old to use your parents' washing machine.
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Samsung and LG, two South Korean washing-machine makers, are ramping up their American production.
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Maybe this will be the year that a ThinQ AI-equipped washing machine takes off.
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She was awarded a crown, a robe and often a washing machine or similar appliance.
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But because of his generosity, his wife soon became unable to run the washing machine.
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She found her cat using the washing machine as its own spinning exercise wheel. Ingenious!
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My heart was pounding like a washing machine reaching the conclusion of its spin cycle.
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We would move the washing machine and suddenly there'd be six faces looking at you.
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You can help by shifting some usage — setting your washing machine to run overnight, say.
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Even if that includes rolling across a dirty supermarket floor or in a washing machine?
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She didn't leave, because she had promised to oversee the installation of a washing machine.
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But they never thought, 100 years later, we have a refrigerator and a washing machine.
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It can be thrown into a washing machine or dishwasher, and even soaked in seawater.
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Was there any temptation to use a different washing machine than the one you had?
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After being placed in a washing machine with the detergent, he emerged with pale skin.
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Presidential efforts to protect domestic washing-machine makers pre-date Mr. Trump's time in office.
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Both of their mothers washed fresh-picked peanuts and collard greens in the washing machine.
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He said dryers often use five to 10 times more power than a washing machine.
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A washing machine is in a downstairs bathroom, and clothes are hung outside to dry.
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I just throw it in the washing machine on cold and hang it to dry.
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Our dish washing machine might be from Kenmore while our clothes dryer is from Samsung.
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The kitchen was always full of laundry, because that was where the washing machine was.
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In this case, good examples would include a smart coffee pot, washing machine or dishwasher.
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Ms. Nishimasa snatched bites of dinner while loading the washing machine and drawing a bath.
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Winnebago is upping the cost of its RVs, too, and washing machine prices have spiked.
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Eventually, you'll be sending a text through your refrigerator and checking email on your washing machine.
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Her family quickly lined up to use the shower and she switched on the washing machine.
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The washing machine and dryer had been relocated through the front window and onto the yard.
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"Sterling is set to stay stuck in the washing machine for a while longer," Attrill said.
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Xiaomi also launched a smart washing machine, induction cooker, e-skate hover, digital translator and pens.
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That includes select Brother printers, a GE washing machine, and the Gmate SMART blood glucose monitor.
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I have a washing machine now, but I still come here because they need the money.
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Andrew went to his room, took off his uniform and put it in the washing machine.
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They fitted a Whirlpool front-loading washing machine with a special filter to collect tiny fibers.
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According to the suit, Grissom later held her against a washing machine, and raped her again.
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When they checked they found a man, some firearms, and a washing machine full of stacks.
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Even a product as specific and seemingly commonplace as the washing machine has not been spared.
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Here, you can see the washing machine in the background and the dryer in the foreground.
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LONDON — It can withstand a spin cycle in a washing machine filled with extremely hot water.
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Only the baby is turning over and over, as if he is in a washing machine.
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But they are washable, usually in a basic washing machine, although some will require dry cleaning.
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Ticketed passengers sit in enclosed cars that feel like the inside of a human washing machine.
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Ambient can be the sound of a washing machine in the final spasms of a cycle.
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Stick a Tide button to your washing machine and instantly reorder detergent when you run out.
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That's because about 90 percent of the energy a washing machine uses goes toward heating water.
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It turns off by itself after 10 hours and can even go in the washing machine.
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The machines were prone to detaching from the washing machine chassis, posing a risk of injury.
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Simply place the sensor in a vulnerable area, like under a water heater or washing machine.
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Get that towel in a washing machine, jump in the shower, and administer some serious TLC.
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Lindsey McIver says her young daughter had to be freed from a frontloading washing machine last week.
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Please stop calling us a fictional word that sounds like a washing machine cycle from the '50s.
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You can shove it in the washing machine, you can get it wet; there's always that attitude.
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If you put it in the washing machine, like your wife did, I'll get a new one.
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Earlier this month, workers staged short walkouts at carmakers Ford and Daimler and washing machine manufacturer Miele.
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This washing machine turned up in 1997 the Sagami Bay, at around 4,320 feet below the surface.
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You say bye to your family and friends and then it's like a washing machine of ego.
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Or in her own words: It was all a "washing machine" of innuendo, double-speak and confusion.
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Once he's left she begins fantasising about him and rubs herself up against the vibrating washing machine.
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One looks like an engine dipped in gold, another a washing machine with its casing blown off.
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So listen closely to the cars driving past your window, or the whir of your washing machine.
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A portable washing machine can save you time and money if you usually rely on communal laundry.
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It's roughly 700 square feet, in Manhattan's Upper East Side, and has no washing machine or dishwasher.
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It's also easy to care for: throw it in the washing machine and tumble dry on low.
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Ease of cleaning: Can you simply wipe down a surface or throw it into the washing machine?
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Ms. Ortiz's washing machine does not work, so she has been hand-washing clothes in a bucket.
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It caused swells that a coast guard told the Washington Post looked like "a big washing machine."
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That meant buying new stuff: a washing machine, a refrigerator, some appliances and even a used car.
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Better yet, we can pressure manufacturers to install filters in every washing machine that leaves the factory.
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In the absence of a proper rabbit hole, L.C. liked to hide out behind the washing machine.
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But what if you could also lease daily household products like a washing machine or a lightbulb?
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A piece of clothing's ability to withstand cycles in the washing machine is also a key quality.
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Which is maybe not surprising because living in what amounts to a giant washing machine sounds miserable.
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The ITC is due to vote on Thursday whether washing machine imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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When shopping for a washing machine, people mostly care about how good it is at cleaning clothes.
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That's obviously to be expected since a washing machine spins and spins and spins but if you kind of squint just a little bit and flex your imagination a lot of bit, you can pretend that the washing machine is actually a portal opening capsule that's revving itself up.
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Perhaps she did something to "fix" the washing machine, which caused it to eventually spark an electrical fire.
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Four people are dead after a New Year's Eve argument about a washing machine, CBS Los Angeles reports.
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Samsung was hit by a class action lawsuit last month from people who say their washing machine exploded.
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The ZENY is a portable washing machine and dryer in one, which you'd assume can't possibly work well.
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For example, it can identify when a friend arrives home, opens their refrigerator or uses their washing machine.
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Then, dryers use 10.43 to 10 times the energy of a washing machine, the New York Times reports.
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"It's like wringing a shirt through an old washing machine," she said, miming the motion with her hands.
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ONE of the first corporate jets was owned by Harry Ogg, the president of a washing-machine company.
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In the old days, you might buy a washing machine or a refrigerator once a decade or so.
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There was an iPhone that a woman in California accidentally ran through the washing machine for five minutes.
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That's why you need to clean your washer and the best cleaner is Lemi Shine Washing Machine Cleaner.
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Prices for washing machines, for example, have risen in recent months amid new tariffs on washing machine imports.
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Dear Heloise: I have an high-efficiency washing machine (low water use), and my family uses bath gels.
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Based on what Furze does to a washing machine in this video, this information will come in handy.
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Dipping her nips in a soft boiled egg, hunched over the washing machine and reading Viz, I hope.
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The school used to have a washing machine for custodians in a "dungeon-y area," Ms. Carrigan said.
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He and his therapist moved on to demystifying the washing machine and the microwave, using color-coded controls.
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A year after Mr. Trump announced the tariffs, washing machine prices were up, as many analysts had expected.
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She points to companies such as Filtrol that are developing filters that remove microfibers from washing machine outflows.
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So far, tariffs imposed to protect the American metal and washing machine industries have had a mixed effect.
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Locals discovered that the trash included household garbage, used diapers, empty cans of ham, and washing machine parts.
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Grey water from the washing machine is also harvested and used on the garden and to flush toilets.
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Currently, Samsung is scheduled to invest in a residential washing machine plant in my home county of Newberry.
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BWM, which stands for bike washing machine, was designed by students at the Dalian Nationalities University in China.
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The next morning, the man awoke and, according to Sam, threw all his clothes in the washing machine.
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Her home may be off the power grid, but it includes a washing machine and a hot tub.
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Instead, perhaps he was staying in Kate's room, and Kate took the basement, where the washing machine is located.
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When your bf sends you the video when his cabin window became a washing machine #anthemoftheseas #24ftwaves #greek pic.twitter.
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Or when her toilet started filling with bubbles because someone put too much detergent in the building's washing machine.
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When the delivery arrived, she noticed the part she had ordered for her washing machine was the wrong one.
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Sophomore Erica Miller told the Daily Egyptian that he found poop in the rubber seal inside the washing machine.
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René passes the old, yellow-drab laundry where her mother would take her when their washing machine wasn't working.
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When your bf sends you the video when his cabin window became a washing machine #anthemoftheseas #23ftwaves #greek pic.twitter.
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I had a strong urge to dirty this up and throw it in the washing machine a few times.
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Once you're ready to do laundry, you can remove the bag and put it directly in the washing machine.
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Indeed, he is so connected to the cultural consciousness that a woman thought her washing machine sounded like him.
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Depending on the fabric, some can be washed in the washing machine, while others have to be steam cleaned.
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Today, it's just easier to replace things than repair them—your smartphone, your laptop, your washing machine, your boyfriend.
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And, with the exception of one dress, all of the pieces can be thrown into — yes — the washing machine.
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Keep these five tips in mind before tossing your shoes in the washing machine: Remove the laces before washing.
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Moms and dads shopping on a budget for a new washing machine will pay for this — not big companies.
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This muzzle is comfortable to wear, inexpensive, and can be thrown in the washing machine to clean when needed.
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If you rarely run the dishwasher or washing machine (or don't have one), then care may outstrip their convenience.
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Like an electric toaster or an automated washing machine, boxing was a modern convenience that made his life easier.
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But there have been expensive failures along the way, like its washing machine, which the company no longer makes.
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She then stuffs a packet of detergent in his mouth and shoves him head-first into a washing machine.
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Your father probably won't acknowledge her either, so she'll just see you next time your washing machine is broken.
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Once you have used a washing machine, laundering clothes by hand seems irrational, even if it might be cheaper.
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It had been fashioned from the drum of an old washing machine and buried in the geothermally heated earth.
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And they couldn't get the correct parts to properly fix the washing machine, so it broke nearly every day.
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Bedrooms more like you'd find in a good Airbnb, and the biggest, most powerful washing machine money could buy.
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Ito soon enjoyed the newest home appliances — a refrigerator, a washing machine and a black-and-white television set.
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"The washing machine, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, PC - they're all destroyed," she said as she cleaned her two-story house.
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And if they get dirty during travel, I just toss them in the washing machine when I get home.
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Just remove the insoles before placing them and the Mary Janes inside the washing machine at the same time.
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I put a load of laundry in the washing machine and watch old reruns of Friends in my PJs.
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Hyatt said his Montecito house was "surrounded by mud," and a washing machine had drifted into his front yard.
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Before taking off last week, he promised to one day make enough money to buy her a washing machine.
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"My washing machine was floating downstairs," said Mr. Hall, who was frustrated with the city's response to the situation.
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At home she multitasked: washing dishes, vacuuming and cleaning the bathrooms while waiting for the washing machine to finish.
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The result is a thing you can actually put in the washing machine and dryer without ruining the circuitry inside.
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Concerned washing machine owners can check if their unit has been affected by entering the serial number on Samsung's website.
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To be fair, we've already seen a dual-load washing machine before, in the form of LG's Twin Wash system.
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I have dropped to on numerous occasions, on the floor, in curry sauce, and it's been through the washing machine.
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Since then, inventions like the washing machine and frozen food have meant that people can spend less time on housework.
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The washing machine recalls follow a slew of reports of exploding batteries in Samsung's Note7 devices, which began in August.
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Its services also now include air conditioner and washing machine cleanings, as well as same-day bookings in some markets.
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It's much more convenient and affordable, especially if you travel a lot or don't have an in-home washing machine.
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Where am I going to find a washing machine everyday to get the cloth clean and ready to use again?
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But for something that sounds like it would be more chaotic than a beehive in a washing machine, Yes Lawd!
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This would be a good time to mention that globs of poop can't go into a washing machine (urine can).
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Lemi Shine Multi-Purpose Appliance Cleaner can tackle the crud and odor in your washing machine, dishwasher, and garbage disposal.
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Next week will see another vote all about regulations about lights, and in January they'll vote on washing machine regulations.
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Like when they have a pub and he really wants to have a washing machine or a dishwasher in there.
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Since the dawn of recorded history, man has yearned to discover just how far he can throw a washing machine.
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The second option for customers is to receive a rebate that can be applied toward buying another Samsung washing machine.
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Samsung said it would offer refunds only to customers who bought a recalled washing machine in the last 30 days.
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She could see remnants of people's lives strewn outside — refrigerators, a beanbag chair, a washing machine, a kayak, a dresser.
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A few days later, Lori and her daughter Amy were doing laundry when the washing machine stopped filling with water.
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It's when you hit that button on your washing machine and get the delivery of the detergent right to you.
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I thought the rug would be too big to fit in my washing machine, but there was plenty of room.
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Mr. Hong, the conservative, has colorfully pledged to rid the country of corruption by putting it through a washing machine.
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And metallic threads oxidize when exposed to moisture, be it a washing machine or the hand sweat of anxious soldiers.
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Ms. O'Rourke also said she attempted to wash clothing from the crime scene in the washing machine at the home.
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The woman signals him to her washing machine, then stuffs detergent in his mouth and pushes him into the machine.
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It's hard enough to convince someone that it's worth paying a premium for an internet-connected lightbulb or washing machine.
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They made minicomputers — washing machine–size devices that were only "mini" compared with the room-size mainframes that preceded them.
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Brands and washing machine companies are working on a variety of ways to intercept microplastics before they reenter the environment, including microfiber-trapping bags that you put your clothing in before it goes in the wash, balls that go in the washing machine and catch microfibers, and filters that you install in the machine.
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LG ThinQ Front Load AI Washing Machine (price and availability not yet available) Though I know the best way to preserve my clothing is to wash each type and each fabric according to its proper care instructions, more often than not I end up dumping the contents of my entire hamper into the washing machine.
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Once you get home, unpack all your clothes right into the washing machine, then wash and dry everything on high heat.
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The second time it happens, some weeks later, I am in the cellar, pulling wet clothes out of the washing machine.
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I would suggest cleaning them with Jason Markk, Crep Protect, or if they're very dirty, throw them in the washing machine.
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They were some pretty old people in the club, like people in their 50s doing this sort of washing machine dance.
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The washing machine peaked at 1200 RPM, I say it can bring whatever inside to the other side of the universe.
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She creates a washing machine that frees little girls from their chores, allowing her time to teach them how to read.
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The headphones come with 20 hours of play time and removable ear pads that can be tossed in the washing machine.
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THE late Hans Rosling is best known for his Ted talks (here is one on the wonders of the washing machine).
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Today a SpaceX rocket will ship their washing-machine-sized spacecraft off to our closest neighbor—a first for private industry.
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There are a variety of cardboard designs to choose from such as, vehicles, other animals, housing structures and a washing machine.
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"Hair easily gets stuck in things when they've been in the washing machine too, so it's important to check," Upton said.
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CRAMMED into Meena Choudhary's mud-brick house in Yeoor, on the outskirts of Mumbai, are a television, fridge and washing machine.
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Read more: Watch a dog help its owner do the laundry and even unload the clothes out of the washing machine
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"But they won't feel as breathable or hold up to repeated washing machine cycles as sheets that use only natural fibers."
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When you set up your washing machine, you'll follow manufacturer instructions to connect the hoses to the body of your machine.
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When I boarded my first flight last year, I was about as calm as a washing machine with a brick inside.
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LG announced in February that it would build a $250 million washing machine factory that would employ 600 in Clarksville, Tenn.
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He, his wife and his children were doing their best to conserve energy: no microwave, no dishwasher and no washing machine.
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You can put the duvet in the washing machine and dryer, but Quility doesn't recommend putting the actual blanket in there.
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Families who bought a new living room set, a motorcycle or a washing machine were hurt by the global trade war.
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And she often broods over the poor planning that, as she sees it, left no reasonable place for a washing machine.
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The new bills are supposed to last longer than traditional paper notes, and are able to withstand a washing machine cycle.
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If I don't have a washing machine, at what point should I be hand washing clothing in the sink or bathtub?
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The images were fuzzy, the fridge self-defrosted when it felt like it, and the washing machine leaked onto the floor.
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A half bathroom is off the living room, and there is also a closet with a stacked washing machine and dryer.
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American steel, aluminum, lumber, solar and washing-machine businesses have long complained about foreign competition — often from China — and sought tariffs.
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The filling itself is encased within a second zippered cover, which can also be laundered in a washing machine if necessary.
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You can also buy special bags to wash your clothes in or use a washing machine ball that grabs the fibers.
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Members of the science squadrons, the video said, live in "comfortable accommodation," shown as an apartment furnished with a washing machine.
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The only clear link they ended up finding was a washing machine on the same floor as the intensive care unit.
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That eye is like the spin cycle of a washing machine, wringing out more and more water the faster it turns.
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Conversely, when she steps out of bed and into water, it turns out that her washing machine is on the fritz.
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Washing your windows on a sunny day and using too much detergent in your washing machine are also common cleaning missteps.
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Colors tend toward pastels that have been run through the washing machine 50 times — faded, but still retaining that saccharine glow.
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A pool of water is collecting on the linoleum floor, spilling from a washing machine on one side of the tent.
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They also claimed he attempted to hide evidence of the killing by putting some of the boy's clothes in a washing machine.
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The shoes can be worn without socks and tossed into the washing machine for cleaning, features that have contributed to their success.
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In the new story, the protagonist is an inventor who created a washing machine that saves her time so she can read.
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As well as smart glasses, people will wear smart shoes and every car and washing machine will link up to the web.
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Consumer demand is weakened because households will build up their savings rather than, say, buy a new car or a washing machine.
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I have a husband who doesn't beat me, two kids, a house, a car, a washing machine — but I still feel terrible.
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For the "Washing Machine on Spin Cycle," Lopez moved her hips in a circle before whipping her hair around for the camera.
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FlexWash is really just a minuscule 1 cubic foot washing machine on top of the larger washer (up to 5 cubic feet).
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The character is working on a "modern washing machine that allows her to sit and read" in this version, thanks to Watson.
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Finally, consumers can receive a full refund if they purchased their washing machine within the past 30 days of the recall announcement.
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The impact zone is a washing machine that throws and slams surfers, boards and sometimes jet skis into the cliffed-out shore.
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Razanandrongobe had a head as big as a washing machine, which evolution had outfitted with a battery of serrated, banana-sized teeth.
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Lisa Keefe from Nottingham, England, was walking away from her washing machine the other day when she heard a loud, thudding noise.
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The trip was mostly funded by donations, plus some sponsorships from companies like Bundles (a washing machine rental company), Canon, and Adobe.
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Get the Avalon Bay EcoSpin, Portable Hand Cranked Manual Washing Machine See Details Not into the manual labor that comes with cranking?
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They say that they have managed to come up with the perfect washing machine setting for fully ridding clothing of curry stains.
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Hot water accounts for 90 percent of energy use in a washing machine, and most clothes don't require that kind of cleaning.
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Unsurprisingly, consumers were most pessimistic when asked for their views on buying a vehicle or major household item like a washing machine.
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But, I'm at least comforted knowing I can throw them in the washing machine for a spruce-up if they get dirty.
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From this alone, we can see that Whirlpool's washing machine market share has been taken over by the former, in recent years.
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The best way I can explain that is they had these old amusement park rides that were like a big washing machine.
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They need to make you feel confident and interesting, and be durable enough to toss in the washing machine the next morning.
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Two socks, a pair, tumble around in the washing machine, doing tricks like "double axel triple flip" and annoying the larger items.
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Staying in accommodations with a washing machine helps, and you can always buy more stuff if you find you need it later.
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At a student party, he was brewing beer in a washing machine — a money-saving measure — when he met Agnes M. Potter.
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It's also a bonus that you can throw them in the washing machine and they look like new again 30 minutes later.
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"If you don't dry them, it's like when you leave your clothes in the washing machine and forget about them," she said.
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That means users can ask the voice assistant things like how long is left on the cycle of their LG washing machine.
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He quickly realized that most of what had clogged the system was lint from the water flowing out of his washing machine.
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It is also reasonable to assume the family's focus was not on the washing machine once Jack returned home to work on recovery.
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But putting metallic coatings onto stretchy and foldable fabrics is tricky, and those coatings can quickly be swept away in a washing machine.
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It's a cop wife trope — "ha ha, bullets in the washing machine" — and it's a terrifying spiral into further ignorance and potential harm.
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Marble has built a fleet of slow-rolling, washing-machine-size robots that are now doing food deliveries in San Francisco's Mission District.
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You leave feeling like a corpse that just went through a washing machine cycle, covered in an assortment of undisclosed fluids and stenches.
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Hot ashes from the kiln are transferred to a smaller recycled washing machine drum which serves as a heat source for our wok.
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Three months prior, HP showed off a pair of washing machine-sized devices aimed at taking on more established industrial 3D printing companies.
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For example, a washing machine with a specific color cycle could use this feature by allowing users to activate that cycle through Assistant.
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The day looks sunnier than the weather forecast said it would be, so I throw a load of laundry into the washing machine.
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There's no way The Donald knows how to operate a washing machine (vital home/family tasks, like changing diapers, just aren't his thing).
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I relish the act of examining: stitches and seams, material between my fingertips, stiffened washing machine tags — I get this from my mother.
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It has sold other parts of its business to stay afloat, including its dishwasher and washing machine appliance branch to China's Midea Group.
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You certainly can't put the electronics in the washing machine, which means you'll need to remove them prior to cleaning — a minor hassle.
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The sofa's outer shell is made from washing machine-safe canvas that's been printed with an oversized Minimoog design using eco-friendly inks.
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In a blog post, the company gives the specific example of activating a specific color cycle on an Assistant-enabled washing machine machine.
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Before we entered, they bought some sheets, paper stuff with different items printed on it like a washing machine, car, and cell phone.
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When you're ready to wash a bag, just pick it up by the handles and throw the whole thing in the washing machine.
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His company's mission goes beyond applying the tech to showers and Mahdjoubi hinted at future products for the home (a washing machine, perhaps?).
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With a washing machine and dryer combined into one unit, each load of laundry begins drying as soon as the wash cycle ends.
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According to the allegations, Thomas once hit Elizabeth's head against a washing machine and threw her down the basement's steps, locking her inside.
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Maytag repairman to Miami motorman For 12 years, Gutierrez was a washing machine repairman, but he'd always wanted to be a police officer.
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Pros: Lasts a long time, great for handwashing, pre-treats stains, gets oil outCons: Not for the washing machine unless you alter it
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More than four episodes in a row, and you'll be tempted to slam someone's hand in an industrial washing machine, so pace yourself.
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This leads me to ask: What's the point of a cheap washing machine if you can't afford a home to put it in?
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The pillow is also easy to clean: just unzip the outer pillow, remove the inner pillow, and throw both in the washing machine.
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Thurmond is 25 years old, built squat and burly like a washing machine, with a laid-back manner and a round, cherubic face.
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The network added that washing machine prices in June were up about 20 percent from this time in 2017, citing the Labor Department.
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She will throw her quilts in the washing machine weekly and do the same with duvet covers every week or two, as needed.
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The Trump administration's tariffs made that washing machine cost more, but gas is cheaper because the markets are jittery about the trade war.
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On Tuesday, shares of Whirlpool plunged after the U.S.-based washing machine maker said higher steel costs will crimp its profits this year.
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Ultimately, the powerful and efficient washing machine takes care of so much of the work that you'll no longer dread doing your laundry.
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We may wear these plastic-infused clothes once, throw them in the washing machine, and repeat, each cycle shedding perhaps 25,203 synthetic fibers.
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On Thursday, the International Trade Commission (ITC) will determine whether domestic washing machine manufacturers have been injured by imports from South Korean competitors.
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Instead, repeatedly vacuum or mop your floors and toss any bedding into the washing machine, making sure to dry it at high heat.
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Together with researchers working on marine debris, he is looking into options for a wider market application of his washing machine lint filter.
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Consultancy firm Euromonitor estimates South Korean washing machine makers would need to raise prices by $50 to $400 to cushion the impact of tariffs.
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For several weeks, I took selections running, rock climbing, tooling about town, and through the most grueling endurance test of all—the washing machine.
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I pack a bunch of laundry because a load in the washing machine in my apartment costs $2.75, and I am not into it.
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"We hope Poppy learnt her lesson and now realizes the washing machine certainly isn't a cosy place to sleep!" the hospital added on Facebook.
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Once the washing machine was invented and made widely accessible, for instance, women were freed up to do other things, like join the workforce.
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Turns out that the washing machine needs a longer hose than the one it came with, so I run down to the hardware store.
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In May, 2016, firefighters in Fujian, a province in southeast China, had to rescue a man who trapped his head in a washing machine.
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The washing machine, called Mi Smart Combo Wash Dryer, sports OLED smart buttons and supports voice controls for activating or halting a washing cycle.
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Buh-dum. Buh-dum. Buh-dum. When a washing machine creates the perfect beat for a hoedown tune, what's a lonely dude to do?
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In the face of mediocrity, Exo gave us a magical washing machine, a mid-song ballad in the forest, and lots of patterned shirts.
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LONDON — It's 2016: if we can have waterproof smartphones, we should have money that can withstand the occasional unintended spin through the washing machine.
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Electrolux's all-new flagship washing machine features the SmartBoost system, which mixes water, detergent, and fabric softener to ensure even cleaning and stain removal.
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This incredibly easy hack can erase all of your clothing's Pinot problems using hot water, salt and a quick spin in the washing machine.
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The manufacturers claim you're supposed to be able to throw the cloth into the washing machine, and that it'll be good through 100 washes.
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Many of these devices incorporate connected technology that, for instance, enables people to use their smartphones to turn their washing machine on and off.
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In one piece, he conflated Chinese and Western art history by taking a book about each, and pulping them together in a washing machine.
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It can reach things that fall behind the washing machine, or grab the remote from the coffee table without forcing you to sit up.
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A washing machine maker with factories in the United States now had a ready way to cut costs: set up a plant in Mexico.
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Willem Andrew, a scrap-dealer who lives on the edge of Villiersdorp's shantytown, has stopped using his washing machine to stay within 50 litres.
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She swore at each of us and, in my case, pushed me aside during a conflict about who could use a common washing machine.
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The thing is, her salary doesn't cover certain things she wants—like a marble coffee table, bottles of whiskey, a washing machine, or WiFi.
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On February 19, Matmos are set to release a new LP for Thrill Jockey composed entire of sounds sampled from the couple's washing machine.
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Sure, Phelan will probably have to play two planks of wood at full back, and an abandoned washing machine in the centre of defence.
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Each bag is flexible, durable, and yes... just like your favorite pair of Rothy's flats, you can toss them right into the washing machine.
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Nearby on the Rue de l'Arc, Saida Ouaheb's downstairs neighbor asks her not to use her washing machine, because it makes the ceiling shake.
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Dyson was previously best known for vacuum cleaners and hand dryers (and the rare product that didn't catch on, like its discontinued washing machine).
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What I did was throw the whole thing in the washing machine occasionally and hold just the silicone tip in boiling water as needed.
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The three upstairs bedrooms include a master suite with an open bathroom and a walk-in closet with a stacked washing machine and dryer.
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It was the first television set of my childhood, squat and heavy with a metal dial to change the settings, like a washing machine.
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I'm still recovering from the day my mother accidentally tossed one of my favorite long-sleeve shirts into a washing machine with some drapes.
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He is also facing a January 26 deadline to decide whether to erect trade barriers to protect US solar panel and washing machine manufacturers.
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Going from renting to owning is a big adjustment because all of a sudden you can't call your landlord if the washing machine breaks.
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MORGAN BRENNEN: PETER, YOU MENTIONED THE WASHING MACHINE AND SOLAR TARIFFS, LOOKING AT ALUMINUM AND STEEL TARIFFS AND NOW BROADER POTENTIAL TARIFFS ON CHINA.
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The washing machine companies, they're gone, Whirlpool, great companies, they're gone, and now we're seeing a, you're seeing a very big increase in prices.
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"When you ride this bike, the pedaling motion causes the drum of the washing machine to rotate," the students wrote on design site Tuvie.
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"This community is not a washing machine or a place where you can show up with a floral tribute and resolve everything," he said.
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It recommends wearing disposable gloves while handling soiled items, laundering items according to washing machine instructions and drying thoroughly using the warmest temperature recommended.
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One Wall Street firm is concerned that rising washing machine prices as a result of the Trump administration's tariffs are weighing on Whirlpool's unit sales.
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The Visible Infrared Radiometer Suite is a washing machine-sized sensor, built to capture light and other waves that bounce off the surface of Earth.
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According to the complaint, family members discovered blood splatter and bloody towels in the guest bathroom and blood on the washing machine in the garage.
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"It's going to be like being in a washing machine," said Bardet, who will be protected by classics specialist Oliver Naesen at AG2R-La Mondiale.
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Direct sunlight, heat, and jostling from the fridge or washing machine, for example, will cause chemical compounds to change, altering the taste of the wine.
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"I sold my wife's jewelry, my washing machine and the boiler," he told Reuters, sitting on a chair in a room otherwise empty of furniture.
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When Risheq's group brought the family a washing machine, Maryam had to stash it at a friend's place because Mohammad kept messing with the buttons.
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They're not going to melt in the washing machine," she told PeopleStyle at a festival thrown in honor of the collaboration outside L.A. "Also, hammocks.
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For care and maintenance, I wash all of our stuff in the washing machine a few times every season and then hang it to dry.
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It's random and there's no logic to it but this washing machine might just have a better bounce than you — even with a brick inside.
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With all due respect to the kitchenware designers and engineers out there, nobody is hosting web forums dedicated to comparing fridge or washing machine specs.
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Or what about the one where a mommy and a daddy go into the washing machine and emerge an hour later with a new baby?
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Your washing machine knows you're out of detergent well before you do; a new bottle shows up without you having uttered a word about it.
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The washing machine is right in our studio, and it's something that Martin does all day—not all day, but pretty much every other day.
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LG is building its corporate headquarters in New Jersey, a new electric vehicles components plant in Michigan and a new washing machine plant in Tennessee.
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In February a resupply mission to the International Space Station will also carry a satellite, about the size of a domestic washing machine, called RemoveDEBRIS.
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More than once, I walked around the city with a stinking cloth diaper in my handbag until I could dump it in the washing machine.
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When Erica parked in front of Latoya's house, MaKenzie looked up from a magazine and saw Seth sitting under the carport, beside a washing machine.
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After many rounds in the washing machine, my sheets are just as strong as when I first got them, and they feel softer than before.
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The Parker Solar Probe, which looks a bit like a giant, disemboweled washing machine, will repeatedly break scientific records in space for years to come.
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For one thing, I have personally pulled a load of clean clothes out of the washing machine and discovered a stinkbug at the bottom, alive.
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There's plenty that can go wrong, from dryer fires (see above) to washing machine floods, said Pat Gee, senior vice president of claim at Travelers.
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You'll need to hand-wash the insoles, but you can throw the rest of the flat in the washing machine, then let them air dry.
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Enflux, a Y Combinator-backed company, is starting a Kickstarter today for its sensor-laden workout outfit (that can even go in a washing machine).
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Another client had bought a new washing machine, and their dog would wait for it to turn on and spin along with the whole cycle.
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Ben Hyatt said his Montecito home was surrounded by 2 or 3 feet of mud, and a washing machine had drifted into his front yard.
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Obviously, a 16 percent price hike is still a big deal if your washing machine just broke and you need to buy a new one.
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For schools in Kentucky, Missouri, New Jersey, Colorado and elsewhere across the country, especially those serving low-income populations, the answer is a washing machine.
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Everything belonging to Mr. Trump, his wife, Melania, and their son, Barron, was washed with special detergent in a smaller, separate washing machine, she said.
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The researchers do not think that Mr. Trump's other tariffs, on metals used in washing machine manufacturing, contributed to the higher price of American products.
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For instance, the Inniss' home features multiple amenities, such as a washing machine, that allow it to act as a forever home for the family.
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The car isn't very fast and it looks a bit like a washing machine, but it only costs €113,211, or the equivalent of about $2100,230.
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The product is also meant to be more sustainable than other beauty tools, as it can be cleaned in the washing machine for multiple uses.
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Other unanticipated costs included the need to replace the hot water heater, fix a gas leak and buy a new stove, washing machine and dryer.
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When someone told Frank Lloyd Wright that his design for the Guggenheim Museum looked like a washing machine, he told them their opinion was worthless.
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The laundry detergent advertisement depicts a light-skinned Chinese woman throwing a black man covered in paint into a washing machine after a bit of flirting.
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If I didn't have any for a few days, withdrawal kicked in, causing my anxiety to skyrocket; my head became a washing machine of swirling thoughts.
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For example, if you place an Ariel-branded Dash button on your washing machine, you can refill your laundry detergent with products from a given supplier.
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TL;DR: Skip the laundromat in favor of the well-reviewed ZENY™ Twin Tub Washing Machine, on sale for just $94.99 via the Mashable Shop.
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The ad depicts a Chinese woman doing her laundry and tricking a black man, who had presumably just finished painting her house, into the washing machine.
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These washing machine–size minicomputers were only "mini" compared to the room-size mainframe computers that preceded them, and they cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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And the best part is, you can throw these sneakers in the washing machine, instead of meticulously scrubbing away stains like you would with traditional sneakers.
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He lifts me up onto the washing machine, and we have sex right then and there — with the vibrations from the machine pulsating through my body.
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The Benton Harbor, Michigan-based washing machine maker could be forced to modify its current business practices, it said in a quarterly filing, without giving details.
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Tension comes to a head in the episode "The Best Washing Machine in the Whole World," during which the brothers publicly confront each other with — gasp!
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Trust me when I say the five minutes required to watch him destroy and rebuild an old washing machine until it disintegrates is worth your time.
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Our trusty collapsible bucket can be a handy makeshift washing machine and the empty coffee can under the passenger seat is used for late-night pees.
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It's what keeps us from sticking our hand in the washing machine or any of the million other things that could get us hurt or killed.
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They're easy to clean — just take out the insoles to hand-wash and throw the shoes themselves in the cold wash cycle of your washing machine.
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The association estimated that from 13 to 2014, U.S. municipal fire departments responded to 15,970 fires each year that involved a clothes dryer or washing machine.
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The US International Trade Commission, voting 4-0 unanimously in favor of a finding that the large number of washing machine imports were hurting domestic manufacturers.
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It's also worth noting that I don't give them any especially delicate treatment — I toss them in a washing machine with the rest of my clothes.
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" As Wilhite points out, this experience is "pretty subjective," and can, of course, happen "whether a vibrator, hand, washing machine, whatever is being used for stimulation.
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It needs to be able to be wiped off, like spit up that comes right off, and clothes that I can throw in the washing machine.
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The latter effect gives people who have money a strong incentive to go trade that money for stuff — a new washing machine, a new couch, whatever.
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But since the school received funding from the United Way to install a washing machine, the number of students meeting the requirement jumped to 84 percent.
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The Ellers, who had gone without laundry and warm showers, spoke excitedly about moving their water heater and washing machine back downstairs when the floods receded.
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Now, if I realize the night before an appointment that the magic shirt is dirty, he throws it in the washing machine before I can panic.
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In fact, you can completely remove the cover and throw it right in the washing machine — you can also spot clean to remove stains or fur.
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"The Thames is unpredictable, so it's just all mixed up, like a big washing machine," said Jason Sandy, an architect who mudlarks in his spare time.
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While the carrier is hand wash only, when the quilted cushioned mat needs to be cleaned, you can toss it into a washing machine and dryer.
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On a basic level, that could be as simple as providing incentives for people to turn on the washing machine when power is plentiful, and cheap.
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Randall likes to do laundry between sets, and her deep breathing was often drowned out by the sound of a washing machine shifting through its cycles.
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Despite the small size of the wireless earbuds, I don't often lose them and they did survive several rounds in the washing machine (and tumble dryer).
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EVERY 23 seconds out pops a washing machine, a television and an air-conditioner from the modern production lines in Setif, 22014km (20193 miles) east of Algiers.
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"It evaporates the water from the ink, curing the image to the fabric" so the print will last over time and through the washing machine, she explains.
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Season 1, episode 7 was titled "The Best Washing Machine In The Whole World," and showed the many ways the Pearson clan's problematic appliance affected their lives.
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Upon arriving at home I washed the bags in the washing machine, hung to dry and they look good as new and ready for their next adventure!
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I tried the 7-inch, lined version and after several rounds in the washing machine, they still felt as if I'd just pulled them off the rack.
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You are not buying a washing machine so steer clear of places that give you a discount if you say yes to the dress on day one.
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Experts say new clothes should always be sent through the washing machine — because, contrary to popular belief, even the cleanest-looking, freshly-packed materials aren't really clean.
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"These jeans are maybe a year old, and these have yet to see a washing machine," he said of the pair he wore during a chat onstage.
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This Belle is a tinker who invents a washing machine that frees the little girls from their chores, allowing her time to teach them how to read.
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"What you're hearing during digestion is the sounds of air and fluid sloshing around, kind of the like the wash cycle of your washing machine," Raymond says.
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McClendon is survived by his wife, Katie, an heiress of the family that founded washing-machine maker Whirlpool Corp, and their three children, Jack, Callie and Will.
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The last thing I need is to ask my washing machine to wash delicates and have it instead set itself to high spin and hot water modes.
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PolyGone's founders said they're in talks with washing machine manufacturers about creating a filter that would attach straight to the machine, which wouldn't have this same problem.
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Or, two, he loses his balance, tumbles over the falls, and smashes down those three stories, as if he's on a spin cycle in a washing machine.
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In the next few weeks LG's washing machine and dryer, refrigerator, oven, air purifier, air conditioner and robotic vacuum will be available to use through Google Assistant.
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An ocean wave breaks in a circular motion, which is most evident when you wipe out and tumble like you've taken a dip in a washing machine.
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Charmin Ultra-Strong Megasaur After finishing up, warjerch left the toilet paper on the top of his washing machine, which is located right next to the toilet.
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This could be running water or a washing machine that is 'on' when you initiate a command and noises like clinking plates that happen while you're speaking.
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Washing MachineWe all remember that iconic Mad Men moment in which Betty Draper discovers the vibrating powers of her washing machine — and it was no Hollywood illusion.
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"Ultimate Care II," their latest record, had the freshest approach yet — it was composed entirely from the sounds that emitted from the washing machine in their basement.
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At almost $130, it is a little pricier than other performance dress shirts, but it has held up after several rounds in the washing machine and dryer.
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The ocean was our kitchen sink and our bathtub and our washing machine and our toilet and our highway and our accomplice and sometimes, too, our foe.
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A boiling pot may be required to fully disinfect delicate items that cannot withstand the agitation of a washing machine, though you risk shrinking them that way.
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The venue, housed in a former engine-repair shop, featured a parachute suspended from the ceiling and was furnished using salvaged washing-machine drums and refrigerator casings.
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The rug pad shouldn't be put into the washing machine and dryer, but really, with how effective a barrier the rug cover is, you won't need to.
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The next time Leah finds her, Jasper is washing her clothes in the creek, so Leah invites her home to use a real washing machine and dryer.
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A year ago, I shadowed a Clinton door-knocker in Newton, a small city in central Iowa that has struggled since Maytag closed a washing machine plant.
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These boxes, some the size of a washing machine, house equipment that gives the Russian security services access to the calls and messages of millions of citizens.
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That single digit means he can fry up his own breakfast, pull on his clothes and pinch the knob of the washing machine to do his laundry.
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Next to the washing machine is a large fridge-freezer, and wires strung across the tent's wooden frame lead to a television, DVD player, and other electronics.
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A Congressional Research Service report in February found that the tariffs boosted washing machine prices by as much as 12%, compared to January 2018, before tariffs took effect.
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The plans, which could see the product coming to market as early as next year here in Europe, don't actually integrate the technology directly into the washing machine.
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Taylor calls it an "engineering challenge"—finding a way to filter microplastics out of the water, maybe by fitting a new sort of filter on a washing machine.
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"We did it on a soundstage on half of an airplane connected to this thing that has it flipping around in circles like a washing machine," Olsen says.
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For trade watchers, one of the most worrying elements of these cases is the way that the solar-panel and washing-machine companies have gone about seeking remedies.
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Newton, a small city 30 miles east of Des Moines, suffered a cataclysm in 653 when a Maytag washing machine plant closed, idling about 1,000 well-paid workers.
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"It's like putting all your belongings in a washing machine, and shaking it up," Larry Kemp, 65, tells PEOPLE as he dismantled the drywall in his ruined home.
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Plus, these metallic details are just another way to make the garment look polished and put-together — and don't worry, the chain is detachable for washing machine purposes.
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Early house records like Heard's own "Washing Machine," or the utterly-excoriating "No Way Back" by Adonis, still have the power to stun listeners and drive clubs wild.
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The results are always a bit of a mixed bag, but often present an entertaining alternative to the latest phone/tv/washing machine iterations from its parent company.
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"There was a spot in the yard where the washing machine drained out and the grass grew tall and you could stand a football in it," Derek says.
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Meanwhile, strategic buckles and snaps aim to make putting it on easy, while modular design means its mesh and fabric lining can be put in the washing machine.
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Related: The Original Creators: John Cage Dirty Laundry, Clean Sound: Matmos' New Album is Made Entirely of Washing Machine Cycles The Most Bizarre Music Instrument Manufacturers in Japan
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Plus, when the household items are location-specific — like your washing machine — they can spice up your sex life by encouraging you to make love in new places.
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"Turmeric is a known natural dye, but making it stable, so that a garment can see sunlight or go in the washing machine, takes a while," Kingery says.
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It's Andrew W.K. put through the washing machine, taking cues from bad albums by great artists and twisting Grimes-esque post-pop sensibilities into chaotic, malevolent new forms.
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Yesterday, The New York Times noted tumbling sales and stock prices in the washing machine industry, thanks in part to tariffs starting at 20 percent on imported products.
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He's very sympathetic and offers to get her some clean stuff, before telling her to give him her clothes so he can put them in the washing machine.
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When the wedding was over, I ripped the dress off, stuck it in the washing machine, on delicate, and then resold it, making 75% of my money back.
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Imagine a world without "Mystery of Love" or "Washing Machine" or "You're Someone Special" or "Can You Feel It," and what you're imagining is an infinitely duller world.
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Beresheet, which is about the size of a washing machine, is equipped with cameras and an instrument that would have measured the magnetic environment of its target site.
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I want you to be able to throw your clothes in the washing machine and they don't lose their shape and you can wear them more than once.
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As someone who rarely sends clothes to the dry cleaner, I was satisfied, but not amazed by how this washable silk top stood up to the washing machine.
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Outside, she said in a phone interview, she could see remnants of people's lives strewn about: refrigerators, a beanbag chair, a washing machine, a kayak and a dresser.
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In the washing machine case, Whirlpool argued that its South Korean competitors, Samsung Electronic Co. and LG Electronics, moved their production facilities around the world to avoid tariffs.
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GROWN-UP STUFF I'll throw laundry in the washing machine, sweep a little bit, and get to the work that I was supposed to have done all day.
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Although Asian washing machine makers, such as Samsung, LG and Panasonic, will decry the move, U.S. manufacturer Whirlpool, which has campaigned for a tax on imports, celebrated Monday.
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She now fears that she could lose everything she owned in the flood, including her refrigerator, a television and a washing machine she bought only three months ago.
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The biggest model he had in stock this week was a $2,300 machine that can run a refrigerator, some lights, a washing machine — but not an air conditioner.
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That most of Goddard's pieces can be thrown in the washing machine after a night of festivities also plays into her lively and fuss-free approach to entertaining.
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The cloths are scraped of residues, which are composted for the school's rooftop garden, and then the cloths go into the washing machine to be laundered for reseeding.
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On Tuesday, shares of Whirlpool plunged by more than 14 percent after the U.S.-based washing machine maker said higher steel costs will crimp its profits this year.
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In May, a detergent maker apologised after airing a television advertisement showing a black man being shoved into a washing machine and coming out a fair-skinned Asian.
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A Congressional Research Service report in February found that the tariffs boosted washing machine prices by as much as 12%, compared with January 2018, before tariffs took effect.
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The washing-machine-size minicomputer of the 1960s was displaced by the desktop PC in the 1980s, which was replaced by the pocket-size smartphone in the 2000s.
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When it did come time to wash my sweater, I threw it in a normal washing machine and it came out in comparable condition to before washing it.
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If the pristine white cover feels like a bold choice for your messy family, don't worry—the cover is removable so you can toss it into the washing machine.
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Goldman Sachs, for instance, wrote in January that U.S. consumers should expect an 8 percent to 20 percent increase in the price of a new washing machine this year.
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First up is the FlexWash washing machine, which starts things off with five cubic feet of laundry capacity (Samsung says this is the most for machines in its class).
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In June, washing machine prices increased by 13% compared with the same month a year earlier, the largest such jump since the BLS began collecting data 40 years ago.
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That said, too much time in the washing machine raises the concern about your favorite leggings losing their stretch or wicking abilities (aka how they draw away excess sweat).
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The album was made entirely with sampled sounds produced by a Whirlpool washing machine in the basement of their Baltimore home: sloshes, beeps and pings, a dull polyrhythmic thrum.
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It uses the same water line as the larger washing machine so there's no additional plumbing required—which means you can install it as easily as a traditional washer.
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So Whirlpool is introducing a new washing machine and dryer with Amazon Dash's replacement service built right in ensuring you'll always have enough soap or fabric softener on hand.
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Click through to see just how often you should really throw common home items in the washing machine — you'll never second-guess what to wash on laundry day again.
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You strap this little green device to the middle of your shorts—and then try to remember to take it off before you put everything in the washing machine.
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If you have access to an outlet and want something more hands-off, this 2-in-1 mini electric washing machine and spin dryer could be your life saver.
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There could be a high risk of "unsuitable sales", for instance when insurance was sold alongside a non-financial product like a car, washing machine or holiday, it added.
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But when he returned to switch over his laundry to the dryer, he discovered leaving the toilet paper on top of the washing machine was a very bad idea.
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"We have absolutely nothing, we lost it all, the fridge, the washing machine, we lost it all here," said Ayda Herrera, whose home on Havana's seafront boulevard was flooded.
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It follows a three minute and 20 second commercial which filled a whole ad break on British TV's Channel 4 last week, showing a Samsung washing machine in action.
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This means apart from the Canadian lumber, aircraft manufacturing, solar panels and other industries, a potential trade war has now spread to a new market: the washing machine market.
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He helps people without asking for anything in return, like the day he lugged a washing machine into an apartment for his landlord but refused to accept any money.
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When it's time to tote your dirty laundry to the washing machine, you'll appreciate the strength, size, and lift-up handles of the White Stackable Laundry Basket from Sterilite.
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Again, my opinion might be biased: I don't have a washing machine in my apartment, and my first NYC sublease also didn't have a couch or a living room.
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Shortly after the Bombardier decision, the U.S. International Trade Commission invoked a rarely used Trade Act provision to limit competition from foreign washing-machine manufacturers on behalf of Whirlpool.
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Last Wednesday, with airstrikes splitting open the Syrian countryside near their home, the Esmail family was selling everything they could not carry: their carpets, their washing machine, their refrigerator.
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The company has long dominated the washing machine business — many Americans have had Whirlpools in their laundry rooms for decades — but has recently faced stiffer competition from foreign manufacturers.
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The purchase of a new washing machine was a cause for celebration in my neighborhood as a child, as it meant access to a new playhouse in somebody's yard.
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Over a century after the washing machine was invented, there's finally a new way to remove grease, grime, dirt, and stains from your clothes: the Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner.
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NASA couldn't just bring the astronaut home immediately; reentry is a bit like being locked inside a washing machine, and the landing is a bit like a car crash.
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The Golden Globes are minutes away and it looks like Hollywood's gone with a washing machine approach to their getups, which has most everyone in either darks or lights.
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When the cost of major appliance like a washing machine goes up, the result is that some percentage of consumers will buy lesser models or delay a new purchase.
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In the basement, Jesus Rodriguez works double-time building handmade machines from washing-machine motors that allow semiprofessional pastel makers to grate a box of bananas at a time.
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The Klebsiella oxytoca bacteria were found in the detergent drawer and on the rubber door seal of the household washing machine, as well as two sinks in the area.
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"It basically agitates water like a washing machine," said Phillip L. Manning, a paleontologist at the University of Manchester in England and one of the authors of the paper.
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"It looks like it was a dispute between the dad and the son's girlfriend, probably over using the washing machine," Sheriff's Lt. John Corina said, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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"Start up gear included a hair dryer, colander, tin dustbin lid and a washing machine, set at 1400 revs" Kate recalls — although thankfully this method is now a distant memory.
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For example, if LG ThinQ knows that you have a gym workout on your calendar, it will prepare your washing machine with the "gym clothes" setting for when you return.
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OUT-OF-COURT Strong local ties can make Italian banks reluctant to aggressively call in debts, especially small personal loans taken out to buy a car or a washing machine.
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After a 13-year marriage, Sears and Whirlpool are severing ties: America's quintessential big-box department store will no longer sell America's best-selling washing machine or other Whirlpool appliances.
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In fact, the newest vinyl reprints are for all their full-length albums released between 1994 and 2006 (save for 1995's Washing Machine), also known as The Geffen Years.
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When synthetic clothing goes through the washing machine, it releases tiny bits of plastic, which get swallowed up by marine creatures like fish and oysters and, in turn, by humans.
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They are meant to go in your washing machine and not in your mouth, no matter how much they look like giant Gushers candy or delicious, orange and blue dumplings.
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The electronics manufacturer just launched a new washing machine for its Indian market that comes with a special "curry mode," designed to lift stubborn oil and spice stains from clothing.
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In the commercial for Qiaobi laundry detergent, an Asian woman shoves a detergent pod into the mouth of a black worker and unceremoniously pushes him headfirst into a washing machine.
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With wifi-connected appliances linked into the so-called internet of things, forget about Big Brother — the washing machine and the water heater are eavesdropping on a homeowner's every word.
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In an effort to recoup some of my time and money, I decided to invest in a portable washing machine — a small-sized washer that hooks up to your sink.
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The best deals you'll find include $2884 off a Whirlpool Stainless Steel Dishwasher, $6884 off a GE Over the Range Microwave, and $2624 off a Maytag Top Load Washing Machine.
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If your laundry isn't smelling as fresh as you'd like, Lemi Shine Washing Machine Cleaner will remove funky odors from the washer that are transferring to your towels and clothes.
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You need to take care to remove the gel insert, which can only be spot cleaned, before throwing the rest of the pillow and pillow insert into the washing machine.
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We know many things about weed: that it is Good; that it makes music, and even your washing machine, sound good; and that Drake very likely has not smoked it.
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For the recall in the United States, the product safety commission has listed the 34 affected washing machine models, which were sold from March 2011 to November of this year.
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We trust a washing machine to clean our clothes or an A.T.M. to dispense money, but we don't expect to form a relationship with them or call them by name.
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Mónica keeps herself only as aware as she needs to be of Luis's deteriorating moral and physical condition, preferring to busy herself with their infant daughter and new washing machine.
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The auto industry isn't alone in struggling with more expensive commodities, which have hit the bottom lines of companies from washing-machine maker Whirlpool to airlines like Delta and United.
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In one tiny lesson from the season, we were able to significantly reduce our water usage by using gray water from the shower and the washing machine on the garden.
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Our Mickey Damask runner survived my dog, and my daughter — all I had to do was throw the rug in my washing machine, and it was as good as new.
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But a quirky new concept imagines a stationary bike that doubles as a washing machine, giving users the power to work out and clean their clothes at the same time.
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They said they were using the money to help pay for a child's college education, to purchase a new washing machine and dryer, and to help feed people in Kenya.
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"Within 12 hours, someone from headquarters called me, and then they flew someone out to fix my washing machine," said Ms. Armstrong, who is known as Dooce to her followers.
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That's all fine and dandy, but the real question for Samsung is how it can restore its reputation after the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco and a separate washing machine recall.
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Companies as varied as truck manufacturer Cummins, equipment maker Caterpillar, chipmaker Nvidia and washing machine manufacturer Whirlpool have all separately issued lower 2019 guidance citing the tariffs as a direct cause.
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When hit with flagrant fouls, he acts like a fucking 12-year-old that doesn't understand why you're blaming him for the gallon of milk "someone" poured in the washing machine.
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Check out the Turelar Portable Travel Washing Machine See Details A more heavy-duty portable washing solution comes in the form of the EcoSpin, and this one doesn't require a sink.
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What it'll look like in your closet: One day, your washing machine will be able to sense what cycle to run based on the Content Threads it reads from your clothes.
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They named their last record, 2016's Ultimate Care II, for a washing machine that they kept in their basement, and sourced the sonic material entirely from the noises it produced.
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"I felt strong shaking at first, then I was thrown about like I was in a washing machine," said a Tokai University student who remains isolated in the village of Minamiaso.
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With a still unannounced price and a footprint the size of a washing machine (as The BBC handily points out), the Jet Fusion 3D 4200 is big and (most likely) expensive.
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At the foot of the mountain above Aranayake stood the remains of a big house, its crushed roof revealing a battered washing machine and a shattered fish tank buried in mud.
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Next week, U.K. cinema-goers will be able to watch "Washing Machine — The Movie," a film of a 66-minute wash cycle, which will be shown in just one continuous shot.
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Noticeably, the house was missing a seating area and a washing machine — but not all tiny houses have either of those things, so I didn't think it was a big deal.
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My husband says things that show how much he doesn't understand: The washing machine does the laundry and the rice cooker cooks the rice, so what do you do all day?
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You might place an "out of order" sign on the washing machine, but this will prevent you from doing your own laundry — and will make an unpleasant houseguest even more so.
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He arrived home with nothing to show for his years abroad but some hard currency and a 20-year-old washing machine, a goodbye gift from a neighbor in East Germany.
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Al-Masri said one video shows 12-year-old Hassan and his sister Joudi, a one-year-old toddler in diapers, lying motionless on the floor next to a washing machine.
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In "Kika," for example, one senses the kinship in the way the moon dissolves into a washing-machine window, or a moving train's side panels begin to look like unspooling film.
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She tries to span the cultural gap, cooking pots of lentils over a portable stove, weaving a tapestry that she never completes and yearning for a washing machine or a generator.
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I really love rooms like this one, where you can practically hear the children playing, and the washing machine going, and you can smell the banana bread baking in the oven.
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Because of its versatility, synthetic SRT could be integrated into textiles so that clothes leech fewer synthetic fibers into the washing machine, which is a surprisingly large source of ocean plastic pollution.
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Natacha Rodriguez, the machine operator, had been running on adrenaline in the mad rush to pack, sell her television and washing machine, and endure long lines to get her documents in order.
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You can save $70 on the Beats Studio3 wireless headphones (priced at $279.95) on Amazon, while you can save $330 on the Samsung Activewash washing machine (priced at $749.99) at Best Buy.
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It only holds up to six garments so it can't really replace your washing machine for big loads, but for campers, travelers, and lazy apartment-dwellers it might be a useful tool.
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You can sense this easily if you look directly into one of the control lights on your new washing machine or other appliance: it is very difficult to do because it hurts.
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"They should put this in the washing machine and start again," Channel Seven commentator Jim Courier, twice an Australian Open champion, said on air about the scrappy nature of the opening exchanges.
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A Congressional Research Service report in February found that the tariffs led to increases in washing machine prices of as much as 12 percent, compared to January 2018, before tariffs took effect.
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Despite emphasising that Laundryheap's main competitors is the washing machine in people's homes, Dimitrov says there are a number of direct competitors in different markets, naming Laundrapp and Zipjet in London, Laundr.
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If you absolutely must use a washing machine, "It is imperative to put the item in a mesh washing bag, on a delicate or woolen cycle, and using tepid water," they say.
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" Second, "don't mix your underwear in the same load with your significant other or children if they're sick," because this only "increases the amount of bacteria hanging out in your washing machine.
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One thing we know for sure is that it's 66 minutes of a full washing machine cycle, scored by award-winning composer Michael Nynam — the dude behind the soundtrack to The Piano.
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The physical button, which attaches to your washing machine, fridge or any surface in your home, allows you to seamlessly re-order supplies when you're running low (think: dryer sheet, toilet paper).
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Baltimore's preeminent prankster academics, Matmos, shared a new video of an excerpt from their upcoming Ultimate Care II LP today, which is sourced entirely from the sounds of their home washing machine.
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So with most of my bags, I wind up rifling through everything as if searching through a washing machine drum for the one white T-shirt that slipped in among my coloreds.
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I explain how to get to the supermarket, how to use the washing machine behind the house, and where to hang the laundry, just on the other side of my father's garden.
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The global washing machine market is expected to grow 2 percent this year to 123 million units, while sales are seen down 1 percent to $44 billion, market research firm GfK says.
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The spacecraft is the size of a washing machine, and they pointed to the rise of commercial space providers such as SpaceX as a potential partner to get their equipment into orbit.
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" Bittau added that the whale's stomach contained "garbage bags ... fishing nets, lines, tubes, the bag of a washing machine liquid still identifiable, with brand and barcode ... and other objects no longer identifiable.
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By September, Whirlpool plans to open a plant in Argentina making cooking appliances, he said, adding that there were plans for refrigerator and washing machine production lines over the next five years.
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Best Buy is facing a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a 75-year-old woman who police said was violently attacked during the delivery of a washing machine and dryer.
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LG is so much more than the creator of the ~It Phone~ of the early 24s (shout out to the enV) or the brand of the washing machine at your mom's house.
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Other pairings have turned out to be mismatches of expectations; one formerly well-off Syrian family expressed disappointment that its apartment was a second-floor walk-up and lacked a washing machine.
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"Seated Catalogue of Feelings" by Eric Gunther mixes chairs that vibrate with descriptive texts whispered through headphones and projected onto the floor ("Driving over a dead body"; "Sex on a washing machine").
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Matmos say the idea struck them out of convenience—their washing machine rests just feet from their basement studio—but after looping and reorganizing the sounds, they found in it something profound.
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The increase in washing machine prices is great news for the small number of Americans who work in appliance factories, but bad news for the larger number of Americans who buy appliances.
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A washing machine, a shopping cart, a wooden chair, and a deflated soccer ball are some of the things that made it from the streets of Chelsea to Abraham Cruzvillegas' hovering assemblage.
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Like the washing-machine tariff, the solar-panel tariff was imposed using what's known in trade policy circles as the "escape clause" — rules that allow temporary protection of industries suffering sudden disruption.
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I have a stacked Bosch washing machine, and I also worry about cleaning products either having an odor that would turn the dog off or leave a residue that might harm him.
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"We have one nurse in Washington who was told by her landlord that she has to scrub the washing machine with Clorox after every load or she will be evicted," Weberg said.
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I might want to be able to control my dishwasher with voice, but I do not have to engage in conversation with it; the same can be said about my washing machine.
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Ea flees the family's locked house and her father's wrath through the washing machine, emerges from a Brussels laundromat and sets about collecting disciples to resolve a power struggle between her parents.
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These range from the menial (fixing her washing machine) to the potentially ruinous (smuggling a cake to Moscow by plane, which could cost a father who works at the airport his job).
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The biggest consumer of water (at 70 liters) is the washing machine, so the poster suggests one wash a week, achieved by accumulating 10 liters a day out of your daily allowance.
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This design is more convenient because it lets you easily wash the cover by itself rather than throwing the entire heavy blanket in the washing machine or doing painstaking spot cleaning sessions.
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There, they found the hospital was using a household energy-saving washing machine -- not the industrial kind that wash at high temperatures with disinfectants and are typically found in a hospital setting.
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Our gun hygiene is impeccable, and I will dismiss a person from my mental radar as being fit to socialize with if they allow even a single stray bullet into the washing machine.
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Saar has collected these washing machine precursors for almost 60 years, incorporating them into bric-a-brac compositions of salvaged historical memories that recall a similar aesthetic championed by assemblage sculptor Joseph Cornell.
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It's almost as if we overhype the worst stereotypes about men (see every sitcom ever featuring lovable goofs incapable of loading a washing machine) and women (see those same sitcoms featuring overbearing nags).
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The price of a washing machine has risen an average of $86 as a result of the tariffs announced in September, according to one study, while luggage prices rose 5 to 10 percent.
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I'm sure many people attending the event rolled their eyes when a Samsung executive announced a new connected washing machine that deep cleans your clothes in half the time of a regular one.
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Each pair is made out of Merino Wool, which makes them super soft inside and out, plus they can be tossed in the washing machine to keep them looking as good as new.
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Shimon in her kitchen, with the washing machine running and two of her eight children running about, a member of the regional settler's council called and told her not to let us stay.
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"So I might be comfortable ordering laundry detergent from my mobile phone, but I may also let my internet-connected washing machine order me replenishment laundry detergent because I trust it," Alvarez continued.
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Its opponents in the case accuse it of fiddling the definition of washing machine to show a surge, and have suggested the company has lost market share because of its fading brand recognition.
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You could generate an entry every time you create a new contact in iOS for example (how long have we known each other?), or every time your Samsung washing machine starts a cycle.
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In the ad, a pretty Chinese woman responds to the flirtatious advances of an African house painter by popping a detergent pellet into his mouth and then shoving him into her washing machine.
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More work is also needed to understand some of the other factors that are affecting the leakage of microplastics from our clothing, such as wash duration, washing machine filter designs, and spin speeds.
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Shoppers can buy a GE washing machine, arrange for a bathroom remodel consultation, get a haircut at a JCPenney salon by InStyle and pick up some new Nike gear — all in one trip.
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Like a microwave or a washing machine, the idea that a device's specs and hardware get out of the way and take a back seat to whatever you're actually trying to get done.
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Wait too long and you risk your refrigerator or washing machine crapping out in the middle of a hectic week, sending you to the store scrambling for a new one that's full price.
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And while it's a nice idea that friendship can overcome any obstacles, we aren't exactly aching for a heartwarming conclusion after enjoying a singing washing machine and an electro-pop song about karate.
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If a blog tells you about a certain washing machine for sale and you click through and buy it, Amazon will pay the site around five percent of the price of the purchase.
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For the Coloreria ad, a woman is shown putting a white Italian man in the washing machine and happy to see a black man come out of it after the washing was done.
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They're also relatively affordable at $95 a pair — a low price they're able to maintain as a direct-to-consumer retailer — and they're easy to clean with a simple spin in washing machine.
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The ad, which was recently uploaded to YouTube, shows a Black man with paint splattered all over his shirt and face, seductively approaching a young Chinese woman as she's filling her washing machine.
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At the high school in Kentucky, the school's alumni association collected about $1,000 to buy a washing machine and dryer for the students and made plumbing and ventilation modifications to a supply closet.
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"Trying to cover her tracks, Hui then chopped up the two bodies in the bathroom with an electric saw," the Guardian reported, adding that Zhang ran the washing machine to mask the sound.
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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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"Theater of the World" is missing, but his famous 1980s piece, "The History of Chinese Painting and A Concise History of Modern Painting Washed in a Washing Machine for Two Minutes," is here.
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Our stories are eerily similar, our loved ones' symptoms almost identical: the bizarre behavior I had tried to ignore, the obsessive laundering of old clothes — our washing machine ran from morning till night.
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On Wednesday evening, a teenage girl wearing a hijab carried a broken guitar from the rubble, another woman carried an English grammar book and a group of men hauled away a washing machine.
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The U.S. company was a major advocate for legislation to protect against what Bitzer last year called a "long story of dumping" by foreign competitors LG and Samsung in the washing machine business.
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The way that they wanted people to use it was, like, you stick your Tide Pod thing to your washing machine, so when you go, "Oh, I&aposm out of Tide Pods," boop!
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Not quite so successful was the apartment I rented through a friend near the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, where the heat was out for three days and where I broke the washing machine.
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If you have an Echo Dot or any other Alexa speaker, you can enable an Alexa skill called Ambient Noise to select sounds ranging from a whale (!) to a dishwasher or washing machine.
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Just under half of the respondents believe it's also too soon to say if recent tariffs placed on solar panel and washing machine imports represent a shift in policy or an isolated incident.
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In 1989, I was working for a Mexican company that was making wiring assemblies, those bundles of wires that connect to all the buttons in the back — for example, in a washing machine.
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Luckily, the dumb internet trend faded fast (as dumb internet trends are wont to do), and Tide Pods went back to being things you shoved in your washing machine instead of your mouth.
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The outsourcing of work to machines is not, after all, new—it's the dominant motif of the past 200 years of economic history, from the cotton gin to the washing machine to the car.
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The risk isn't just that some prankster breaks into your smart washing machine and upsets the spin cycle, or that your Nest camera gets hijacked with a message to subscribe to PewDiePie's YouTube channel.
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There's no way to really track who's tried on the clothes before you did, so rather than take the risk of a possible allergic reaction (or worse), Belsito recommends running the washing machine, twice.
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Years ago, Father Carlo Egger, a top Vatican Latinist, came up with "machina linteorum lavatoria" for washing machine; "escariorum lavator" for dishwasher; "autocinetorum lavatrix" for carwash - and "sphaeriludium electricum numismate actum" for pinball machine.
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A Colorado mother is opening up about the terrifying moment her 113-year-old daughter nearly died after becoming trapped in the family's new washing machine — and she's issuing a warning to parents everywhere.
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After viewing a commercial for the product, ABC's Lara Spencer and Gio Benitez pulled the heavy-duty moving straps over their forearms and proceeded to lift up a washing machine and walk with it.
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A Congressional Research Service report in February found that tariffs imposed by Trump on global washing machine imports had boosted prices by as much as 12%, compared with January 2018, before tariffs took effect.
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It means you need to pay attention to not only the security of your smart bulbs, but to the security of the system that ties them to your IoT-connected washing machine as well.
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Europe's Philae lander, a washing machine-sized robot that captured the imagination of the world when it landed on a comet, has likely entered its "eternal hibernation," the European Space Agency (ESA) confirmed Friday.
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The sharing economy will change because a lot of these things will be automated, but someone will have to physically take those clothes out of the washing machine and put them into the dryer.
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It's just under a minute long, showing a group of Brazilian partygoers in Agronômica, a municipality of the state of Santa Catarina, making a big, mean batch of caipirinha with a repurposed washing machine.
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But when she was a student at the School of American Ballet, a teacher used to tell her that they looked as if they came out of a washing machine — in other words, shapeless.
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There's a reason that "tough" is right in the name — the card is built to not only survive a ride in the washing machine but to stick around even after three days under water.
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High-Efficiency White Top Load Washing Machine, $648 (originally $999) [You save $351] Samsung Stainless Steel Package, $3,122 (originally $5,006) [You save $1,884]Dyson Ball Total Clean Vacuum, $229 (originally $624) [You save $395]
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The package also features a remix of vintage Freaks tunes "Washing Machine" by Soul Clap, as well as an original Freaks tune, "Robotic Movement" which previously appeared on their 2000 album, The Beat Diaries.
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The brand got its start on Kickstarter, and the now super popular footwear's merino wool fabric minimizes odor, regulates temperature and excess moisture and can be thrown in the washing machine for easy cleaning.
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Looking for any remnants of blood that she might have tried to wash away, investigators dug up her septic tank, inspected her sink and shower drains, and examined the clothes in her washing machine.
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Trump also imposed heavy duties on washing machine imports, with the first 1.2 million large residential units hit with a 20 percent tariff, followed by a 50 percent tariff on imports above that number.
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With a tire jack, a pie tin, a washing machine motor and a knife, he fashioned the world's first spiral ham slicer — a contraption that would become one of the world's great ham innovations.
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The Lippman's mixed their first batches of Gojo in a washing machine in the basement of Goldie's parents' Akron, Ohio home, where the couple was living at the time, according to The New Yorker.
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Last year, a Chinese laundry detergent upset people with a campaign that showed an Asian woman shoving a detergent pod into the mouth of a black worker and pushing him into a washing machine.
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Heather B. Armstrong, who lives in Salt Lake City and runs a website that receives 250,000 views a month, discovered her power in 2009 after buying a $1,300 Maytag washing machine that kept breaking.
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As part of the safeguard petition, Whirlpool also wants curbs on the import of large washing machine components, arguing otherwise the Korean companies could merely set up assembly plants running primarily on foreign parts.
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Your trainers were still clean, you hadn't said anything stupid to anyone you didn't know, and your bottle of cheap, dark rum was still exactly where you left it – in the washing machine, obviously.
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"We also found a child lock feature on the settings that, as long as it is engaged, will not allow the washing machine to start," she said, adding it won&apost lock the washer door.
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That means someday Amazon may be able to track how much soap you use in a future Alexa-connected dishwasher, coffee you drink from a coffee machine, and detergent you use in a washing machine.
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At $249 it's a bit pricey but as long as you're working on your next great screenplay featuring a robot that falls in love with a washing machine it is, presumably, a tax write off.
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Two years ago a television ad for a laundry detergent showed a young Chinese woman luring a black man closer, triumphantly popping a detergent capsule into his mouth and stuffing him into a washing machine.
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YouTuber bootsowen has made chores fun — and this classic video relevant again — by sticking huge googly eyes on a washing machine and feeding it a brick, thereby causing the machine to dance then self-destruct.
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Cleaning your washing machine could help The warm, dark interior of your machine is the perfect breeding ground for fungi, not to mention bacteria like E. coli, and detergent doesn't do much to deter them.
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Her parents take this opportunity to add a tiny stuffed baby bear into the washing machine; it is, after all, an AddWash machine, which allows you to add more clothes to the machine mid-cycle.
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DRS is a combination of sensors and software that lets device makers build Amazon's replenishment system directly into your connected dishwasher from Whirlpool, your washing machine from Samsung, your pet feeder from Petcube (yes, really).
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They're all incredible, but the highlights include a washing machine that doubles as an oven, a guy wearing a toilet seat around his neck as a tray table, and a broom attached to windshield wipers.
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That is defined as an inability to pay a mortgage or rent, falling behind on utility bills, unable to afford heating, buy a color TV, unable to meet unexpected expenses or buy a washing machine.
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"We are not interested in working with big, massive influencers with four or five million followers (when) the week after, the same influencer is going to post a picture of a washing machine," Portal said.
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If you are looking for one product that can take care of odors and soil build-up in your dishwasher, garbage disposal, and washing machine, Lemi Shine Multi-Purpose Appliance Cleaner is your best bet.
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In the midst of the constant static, the noise, and the chatter of the 21st century life, the shudder of a washing machine, a disembodied laugh, or a creaking floorboard could help you find yourself.
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The washing machine tariffs last three years and start at 20 percent on the first 1.2 million units and 50 percent for the rest, declining to 16 percent and 40 percent in the third year.
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Still, it's one thing to measure the impact of a new material in a perfectly closed system (or even a washing machine in a laboratory); it's another thing once it is out in the world.
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To use Dr. Bronner's in the wash, measure one-third to one-half cup into the detergent dispenser, depending on the size of the load (use half that amount in a high-efficiency washing machine).
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To defuse the tension, they joked that a crayon that had stained her shirt in the washing machine would start a new fashion trend, and someone suggested they get Mr. Flick a mail-order bride.
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The multimillion-dollar churn of top-end art auctions sometimes seems as predictable as a washing machine: Each load has its differences, but they can be difficult to discern when the cycle remains the same.
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Whatever kind of machine you use for drying, Dr. Gluesenkamp said, the best thing you can do to reduce energy consumption is take full advantage of the high-speed spin cycle on your washing machine.
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At UniFirst, Mr. Croatti led what began in 2122 as a family-owned business run by his father, Aldo, from a converted horse barn in Boston, where one washing machine cleaned uniforms for factory workers.
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It looked a bit like the instructions that came with a washing machine or a blender: Read all of this leaflet carefully before you start taking this medicine because it contains important information for you.
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Even so, the results offer fresh evidence of the complexity of trying to get patients to comparison-shop for medical care the same way they might for a new washing machine or a used car.
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But his 17-year-old nephew was rescued alive on Tuesday, apparently saved by a washing machine that moved as the building shook, blocking his path but providing him with enough space to shelter in.
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One of the biggest themes at CES in recent years has been the addition of voice-controlled assistants from Amazon and Google in just about everything — from your washing machine to your oven and television.
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Big tech companies like Samsung and Google have committed billions of dollars to AI, with the goal of transforming everything from real-time language translation across the globe to your average washing machine at home.
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To make sure he had adequate oxygen supply, the firemen first forcibly separated the drum from the washing machine frame, and then carefully broke it while the man's head was still inside, according to the statement.
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"There'd be little point on trying to figure out how to export components from Korea to the United States, and then build a washing machine there," Jung Hyun-mo, a senior executive at Dongjin, told Reuters.
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While manufacturers have marked up all appliances an average of 5.4 percent this year, the majority of the gains are in laundry, with washing machine prices up 13.4 percent and dryers up 13.1 percent since January.
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Cops say Tkeyah grabbed Tre'Von by his neck in a rage over not being allowed access to the washing machine ... and when he had trouble breathing -- he pushed her, causing her to fall to the floor.
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They continue calling several times per minute, opening their mouth wide and heaving as if they're about to vomit before emitting their immense bonk, a high pitch squeak, or a third, soft, washing machine-like noise.
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"Sometimes my old heart is like a washing machine/It bounces around till my soul comes clean," Mr. Prine sings in "Boundless Love," a near-hymn of gratitude — perhaps romantic, perhaps spiritual — on the new album.
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Emanuela Cardia at the University of Montreal studied more than 3,000 censuses from the 1940s and found that household inventions — the washing machine, the refrigerator, the electric stove — were a major engine of liberation for women.
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Washing-machine-sized robots whizz this way and that on the top of the grid, pausing only for a second to pick up products and ferry them to "pick stations", where people put the orders together.
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A few times I just pulled the sheets out from under him and would be standing at the washing machine at 4 AM, pouring the detergent while he was still asleep in the next room, oblivious.
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Look, Ma, I know you never buy anything that has to be dry-cleaned, but I'm buying it for you and it's a $180 skirt and you can't throw a $180 skirt into the washing machine.
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In the early 224s, when he was a humble electrician at the Gdansk shipyards, he bought a television set and a washing machine with money won in the lottery, his wife later recalled in her memoirs.
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I ended up washing them — you can put them in a regular washing machine inside-out — just because I felt weird not doing so rather than because of any, um, noticeable side-effects of their usage.
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The washing-machine tariffs have also, weirdly, caused discontent at the U.S.-based factories of top foreign manufacturers, which are claiming that lower profits from imports generally will cause them to reduce investment in U.S. factories.
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In the absence of that intervention, these newborns died, suffocated under their passed out mothers' bodies, drowned in bathtubs and, in one instance, after being put into a washing machine with a load of dirty laundry.
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But then again that's because people need a lot less stuff these days, especially with city moves, because most apartments are furnished and have all the appliances built-in, like a fridge and a washing machine.
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Instead, the pair ended up at 4th Street Coin Laundry, where Ms. Mathias sat in an orange plastic chair and stood in high-heels and designer jeans in front of a Speed Queen commercial washing machine.
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Mr. Trump imposed the tariffs last year in response to a complaint by the Michigan-based manufacturer Whirlpool, which claimed foreign competitors were cornering the American washing machine market with cheaper models that threatened domestic manufacturers.
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You can also move in them like nobody's business — hence their pro-athlete fandom — and you can just throw them in the washing machine after a brutal day, pull them out of the dryer, and go.
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We'll have to wait until This Is Us finally spills the details on Jack's death, but this washing machine saga is enough to make me want to go to the laundromat for the rest of my life.
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You can already buy clothes coated in the stuff, which one manufacturer markets as repelling "mosquitoes, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers and midges" and persisting on the clothes through at least 70 rounds in the washing machine. Drugs.
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You&aposve got this: Dust and clean appliances Cleaning the debris out of the vents, grates, and coils of your appliances such as the dishwasher, exhaust vent, washing machine and refrigerator will help their efficiency and performance.
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He would pretend to be interested in buying a washing machine, but when he arrived to pick up the appliance, he would ask to do a load of laundry to make sure it was in working order.
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Since it's a cloud-based service, its capabilities can carry across devices: you could ask your washing machine to make a call, and it will route the call through the cell phone in your pocket, for example.
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The retail giant has already announced a slew of different partners for the program, including Brother Printers, the Gmate SMART blood glucose monitor and a GE washing machine, all of which went live in the first round.
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As for bigger issues, like those appliances, check the lease agreement to make sure there isn't a clause stating that the landlord doesn't have to fix "nonessential appliances," like the microwave or washing machine, if they break.
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For example, users can preheat their oven or start their AC unit before they get home, can check their smart refrigerator's inventory before stopping by the supermarket or can see when their washing machine finished a cycle.
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There's more heart-to-hearts and intimate conversations we see taking place next to the washing machine set outside of their posh apartment than the sparkling pool it's placed next to, which we rarely see them use.
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Once, half-jokingly, he loaded his and Maddie's socks into the dishwasher because her mother had no washing machine; he added dish detergent, ran the machine and split them between an oven and a microwave to dry.
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In 2016, a laundry detergent company in China apologized after running an ad in which a black man was stuffed headfirst into a washing machine only to emerge a moment later as a fair-skinned Asian man.
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Looking information up online, throwing a load of laundry in the washing machine, and flipping light switches are all part of daily life — but these actions, and the inventions that made them possible, weren't always that simple.
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"It's quite extraordinary that consumers who are scared for their lives had to get these scientific reports done," said Tarn Allen, an owner of a recalled Samsung washing machine who is an administrator for the Facebook group.
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Members of his audiences, dressed as clowns, playing cards or giant tomatoes, would shriek "Monty, Monty, Monty!" as they tried to convince Hall to give them a chance to win a washing machine or a new Cadillac.
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Deep cleaning an exercise mat can be done in the washing machine, though if you have a top-loader with a center agitator, machine washing isn't recommended, as the agitator's fins can leave nicks in the material.
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Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times's Neediest Cases Fund, gave her $350 toward a $800 washing machine and helped to have it installed in her apartment.
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The bank is now forecasting an 8 percent to 20 percent increase in the price of a new washing machine in the next year, depending on how much of the tax is passed on to U.S. consumers.
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In a 220,000-gallon pool (one-third the size of an Olympic pool), the researchers estimated there were nearly 20 gallons of urine — roughly equivalent to the amount of water a standard washing machine uses per load.
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Beresheet, about the size of a dish-washing machine, was one of three sets of cargo carried aloft by the Falcon 2100, part of the private rocket fleet of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's California-based company SpaceX.
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By morning, I could see things more clearly and would think, really think about what it would take to raise a child in a small city apartment that faced an air shaft, without a washing machine or dishwasher.
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According to a Facebook post from the Animal Medical Centre in Launceston, Tasmania, the black-and-white cat accidentally dozed off in a full washing machine and went unnoticed by her owners when they went to do laundry.
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"We let them go door to door and they get the candy, and then the bags sit on top of the washing machine, then they're allowed to get one out after dinner every other night," he tells PEOPLE.
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In 1910, a Chicago engineer named Alva J. Fisher was awarded a patent for his invention of Thor, an electric-powered washing machine, and forever made fools of prior bets on the job prospects of professional clothes launderers.
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The second choice is a rebate that can be applied towards the purchase of a new washer from Samsung or other brand washing machine, along with free installation of the new unit and removal of the old unit.
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After trial and error at learning how to use some of the kitchen appliances, he inadvertently brings things such as the refrigerator, the dishwasher and the washing machine to life — only for them to take on evil personas.
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The toy set, sold by toymaker Thames & Kosmos, includes a doll dressed in a lab coat over a mini skirt and plastic accessories to build a closet, washing machine, rack for shoes and jewelry, and other domestic appliances.
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On Friday, Zaylan Sparkman was reportedly sitting on top of a washing machine while playing the video game on a phone when he was shot once in the stomach, according to a report in The Sun Herald newspaper.
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"The waves were throwing us around like a spin cycle on a washing machine and the 5-6 meter holes we were falling into felt as though you were being swallowed whole by the ocean itself," she wrote.
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Check out the Scrubba Portable Laundry System Wash Bag See Details If you're using a portable washing machine, it probably means that you're also without a dryer or didn't wash a load big enough to need a dryer.
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And while it's some good comedy when a neural network mistakes a butterfly for a washing machine, the consequences of this idiocy are pretty nightmarish when you think about rolling these flawed systems out into the real world.
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Scour the web and you'll find similar videos of caipirinhas mixed with the aid of washing machines or the occasional tanquinho, which is, in effect, a smaller, plastic apparatus with the same capabilities as a standard washing machine.
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How to wash cloth diapersWashing cloth diapers takes some trial and error, and can vary depending on how many diapers you're washing, what type of washing machine you have, what type of detergent you use, and other factors.
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The Trump administration imposed the tariffs in response to complaints by domestic manufacturers — Suniva and SolarWorld in the solar case and Whirlpool in the washing machine case — that competition from a surge of imports had hurt their businesses.
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Water is great when it's coming out of the faucet on demand, but when it's slowly leaking under your sink or around your old washing machine, rotting the floorboards or flooding a room, it becomes an expensive menace.
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"There's something so much cheaper and accessible about fixing the problem at your own washing machine instead of once it's out thousands of miles in the middle of the Pacific," says Scripps oceanographer Jennifer Brandon, who studies microplastics.
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The company announced a bunch of handful of new products like a new flatscreen QLED TV, a 49-inch QLED gaming monitor with 1-millisecond response time, an improved smart washing machine, and better connectivity for its smart fridges.
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Last year, when Snopes was working as a Facebook partner, a Babylon Bee article titled, "CNN Purchases Industrial-Sized Washing Machine To Spin News Before Publication," was flagged by Snopes and its publishers were given a warning by Facebook.
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Most hardcore collectors seem to have theories about avoiding the washing machine and its rinse-and-spin combination, choosing instead to place their pants in the freezer to de-funk them, hand wash them, or hang them to dry.
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Image: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS TeamIn the shadow of a cliff on an icy rock 700 million kilometers from Earth, a washing machine-sized robot by the name of Philae has spent the last two years in hibernation.
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Of course, there's a but: You're supposed to wash the pad with soap and warm water after each use for up to a week, then toss it in the washing machine (it can be washed up to 200 times).
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He'd unearthed a plastic bas-relief Porky Pig face, the rollers of a washing machine, the carcass of a Bakelite radio, and a doll's head with evenly spaced hair-holes, and brought them to his studio, thinking, Maybe someday.
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This strange ad for Chinese detergent Qiaobi from March 2016 showed a black man being pushed into a washing machine by a Chinese woman and being "laundered" into a light-skinned, young Chinese man, who emerges from the machine.
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Just in time, photos taken by the orbiter 2.7 kilometers (about 1.7 miles) away on Friday revealed the main body of the missing lander, which is about the size of a washing machine, and two of its three legs.
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"I felt strong shaking at first, then I was thrown about like I was in a washing machine," said a Tokai University student who remains isolated in the village of Minamiaso in Kumamoto province on the island of Kyushu.
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Art, Wurtz suggests, is not to be found in something polished as a new BMW, but rather in your laundry, in the prosaic mystery of how a pair of socks entered your washing machine but only one came out.
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You may not have appreciated it at the time — golden eras have a habit of coming and going like that — but a five-year stretch that started in 2013 was a pretty great time to buy a washing machine.
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Lowering the temperature on a washing machine cycle to cold water from 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) reduces energy consumption by at least half, according to the International Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products, an industry group.
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At the checkpoint, Marco Ausonio, 54, complained that his washing machine had broken and handed a white bag of laundry to a financial police officer, who walked it over to his brother who had come from the free zone.
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He made veggie burgers and tater tots, so I eat that and catch up with him then throw a load of laundry in the washing machine (a godsend to have in NYC) and start to get ready for bed.
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Photo: APIn what might be a first, doctors in Germany think that a too-gentle washing machine helped spread a superbug to more than a dozen newborns and children in the same hospital—though thankfully, no one was hurt.
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Or equally likely, for Mobile World Congress in Barcelona a few weeks later – a much bigger event for handsets than CES, which has turned into much more of a TV and washing machine event for many big name electronics makers.
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FROM COINAGE: Ask Yourself These Questions Before You Buy A Home Fortunately for those wishing to unload their washing machine, the original post, shared to a Facebook group called Vic Deals, according to Buzzfeed, has never been confirmed to be genuine.
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"He put me on a washing machine, and took my underwear down, and he masturbated himself, touching me... I knew I was terrified, and this was very bad, and I was not to speak of what was occurring," she said.
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I'd normally be a little paranoid trying to care for bright white shoes, but I don't worry at all about any scuffs or dirt that attack these shoes since I can just throw them in the washing machine at any time.
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"Who would think that just being about to do a load of laundry would be such a big accomplishment but, it is for me and I'm excited to do this," she says as she loads clothes into the washing machine.
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"The kit contains seven different experiments including a greenhouse with integral fan to prevent plants from wilting to building a mechanical washing machine from scratch, all of which reinforce a number of key STEM skills," the company said in a statement.
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Technically designed for the purpose of helping to break up fabric stains before you toss your clothes in the washing machine, the cap's wavy, textured bristles look just like the ones you'd find on a silicone makeup brush-cleaning mat.
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The move threatens to stunt the launch of a new LG Electronics washing machine factory under construction in Clarksville, just four years after the U.S.-China trade fight over solar panels scuttled a nearby $1.2 billion Hemlock Semiconductor polysilicon plant.
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The washing machine sized robot landed in an unexpected part of Comet 67P after bouncing on its surface, coming to rest in a lopsided position that only allowed it enough battery life to beam back data for a couple of days.
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"Safeguard" actions under Section 220006 of the 2202 Trade Act, not used since 2628, are being threatened against damage alleged to have been caused to U.S. solar and washing machine producers, which could unleash a torrent of additional requests for relief.
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A bed made of car tyres and washing machine drums, an old suitcase turned into a chair, or a chest of drawers that is now a sofa, each item is unique - and environmentally friendly, using things that would otherwise be dumped.
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And you can get even more esoteric — Second Life on the blockchain, or blockchain-enabled appliances so your washing machine can smart-contract for its own detergent, or a sports league where the coaching decisions are written on the blockchain.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Monday kicked off his first official visit to Ankara by highlighting his "proud ownership" of a Turkish washing machine and steered clear of his past prize-winning insults of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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A scientific research consortium on Tuesday announced plans to build and launch a privately financed telescope the size of a small washing machine in hopes of finding an Earthlike planet in the Alpha Centauri system, one of our closest cosmic neighbors.
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It was a beautiful house, too, with a plastic-covered sofa and chairs, wall-to-wall blue-and-white carpeting, a white enamel stove, a washing machine and a dryer—things that were common in Her neighborhood, absent in mine.
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Research to be released on Monday by the economists Aaron Flaaen, of the Fed, and Ali Hortacsu and Felix Tintelnot, of Chicago, estimates that consumers bore between 125 percent and 225 percent of the costs of the washing machine tariffs.
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"It's a multitude of different ethnicities and cultures and everyone mostly gets along," said Aliesa Ramdharry, 20003, a Guyanese immigrant who was folding laundry and fixing a washing machine at Everest Laundromat, which had signs in English, Spanish and Bengali.
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A handful of pilgrims — often just-retired guys or young Brooklynites — stay in the large wooden yurt he built a few hundred yards from the house; it's commodious for such a structure, with plumbing, a cooktop and a washing machine.
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They include any noise, like the one from the ball-washing machine here, that sounds like firecrackers; a helicopter flying overhead; or his favorite Jason Aldean song, "When She Says Baby," which he was performing when the first shots rang out.
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He spun off the group's remaining stake in Osram, a maker of light bulbs, sold its kitchen and washing-machine business to Bosch, another German engineering giant, and flogged its hearing-aids unit to EQT, a Scandinavian private-equity firm.
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Daniel Lee, who works as a staff member for a university in Seoul and just got married, turned to Samsung for almost every appliance in his apartment, including a TV, washing machine, dryer, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, air-conditioner and electric bidet.
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Earlier this year, a Chinese laundry detergent maker apologized "for the harm caused to the African people" over its TV advertisement that showed a black man being stuffed into a washing machine and coming out a fair-skinned Asian man.
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Brandishing his bubble chart graphics during TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) Talks, Dr. Rosling often capsulized the macroeconomics of energy and the environment in a favorite anecdote about the day a washing machine was delivered to his family's cold-water flat.
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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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Likewise, anyone who tried to fix a duff device of his own—whether a video recorder, washing machine, motor car or agricultural tractor—could land themselves in serious trouble if the product contained a digital controller board, as practically all do these days.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and Africa are "good brothers" and China respects all people regardless of race, the government said on Monday after a detergent maker apologized for an advert showing a black man bundled into a washing machine that many called racist.
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Even in the image of a woman that appears to be cooking beneath a yawning hole in the plaster ceiling above her that divulges the wood slats that lay underneath, there is a stove next to a washing machine and pots and pans.
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Founded in 2018, Mira Robotics unveiled its Ugo robot earlier this year, promising that the robot, when it goes on sale in 2020, will be able to carry out a variety of household tasks, starting with emptying a washing machine and folding clothes.
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Windscreen shattering snares attempt to outrun molasses thick blurts of sub-bass; full fat synth stabs suplex the kind of alien chirrups that sound like an old Slimzee set beamed into a malfunctioning washing machine; rusted percussion rubs against sandpapered lead lines.
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Air-conditioner production grew 8% on year in the first quarter, washing machine output grew 4% and refrigerators declined 4% — but that was much better than the 15% decline seen in 2018 — Citi said, describing "significant improvements in growth rates" for the products.
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You don't buy these shoes because they're sustainable (though they are), or because you can wear them on your bike commute, into the office, then throw them in the washing machine at the end of the day (though you can do that, too).
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As you know, there's ongoing debate, even up to the U.S. Supreme Court in the infamous moldy washing machine litigation, about whether consumers whose products are working exactly as intended can nonetheless claim damages for the decline in the value of the product.
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The best real-world touch, however, may be the "laundry chute"—a sack-style compartment for storing your worn clothes, which compresses into the bag's wall (expelling extra air through a valve) and then zips out when you find a washing machine.
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After Mao Zedong died, Chinese consumers dreamed of buying the "four rounds" (bicycle, sewing machine, washing machine and wrist watch) and "three electrics" (phone, refrigerator and television); these days they are more likely to yearn for sports-utility vehicles and trips to Thailand.
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Best appliance cleaner overall:LemiShine Multi-Purpose Appliance CleanerBest dishwasher cleaner:Finish In-Wash Dishwasher CleanerBest garbage disposal cleaner:CLR Garbage Disposal Foaming Cleaner + FreshenerBest washer cleaner:LemiShine Washing Machine CleanerBest oven cleaner:Easy Off Professional Max Fume Free Oven CleanerBest glass stovetop cleaner:Weiman Cooktop Cleaner Max
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MSRP: $3093 Sale Price: $49.99 Platinum Sonic Toothbrush and UV Sanitizing Charging Base — $49.99 See Details This Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner is basically the world's smallest washing machine (it measures in at less than 5 inches long and weighs just 4 ounces).
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To wash my small cadre of functional outfits, I toss the clothes in a knotted plastic bag down to the basement, where the washing machine is, then follow on one foot, my weight on the dual railings I had installed for my father.
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Shares of Whirlpool, the U.S. based washing machine giant who was once in favor of stricter trade controls for its own industry, posted their worst day in over 14.503 years after executives blamed rising steel and aluminum costs for diminished quarterly earnings.
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Another $217,220 comes from an edible landscaping business, in which roving horticulturalists hired by well-off clients install beehives, fruit trees, chicken coops, massive barrels for harvesting rain water and "laundry to landscaping" systems that funnel used washing machine water into the garden.
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In addition to the hard evidence, prosecutors backed up their case with photos from Garcia's Instagram, where he assumed the persona of a drug-dealing gangster: expensive cars, gold chains, and a tattoo of Richie Rich laundering money in a washing machine.
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The Section 232 process began back in April 2017, when the Commerce Department self-initiated its investigation into steel and aluminum; and in May, solar panel and washing machine companies petitioned the Commerce Department to look at purported unfair practices of trading partners.
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MOM&aposS WARNING TO OTHERS AFTER TODDLER GETS TRAPPED IN WASHING MACHINE "People are always going to turn their heads and look – the fact that I'm in a bath going across the sea – people look at me as if I'm crazy," Bevan told the BBC.
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Last May, a post started popping up in Facebook news feeds warning people about a scam involving a man who pretends he wants to buy the washing machine of unsuspecting homeowners, but once in the house, turns out to have slightly more duplicitous intensions.
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Like a lobster, it must be plunged alive into boiling water, until it becomes bright red or purple or something, and then before the color fades, placed quickly in a washing machine and allowed to stew in its own gore as it is whirled around.
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For example, it could be embedded in consumer products to provide easy access to a digital manual when the original paper version is long lost, or it could be put on a clothing label and used to communicate the optimal settings to a washing machine.
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If an American family saves $100 buying a washing machine made in Mexico and uses that money to go to the cinema, it supports the jobs of the ticket-seller, the cinema manager "and maybe even Brad Pitt", argue Mr Wilson and Mr Wood.
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It has a tiny bedroom, bathroom and kitchen, where a mattress and storage unit will be attached to the ceiling, effectively turning a one-bedroom into a two-bedroom – but only if someone is willing to sleep next to a fridge and washing machine.
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His perpetually wrinkled suits and shaggy hair are such trademarks that, in his recent campaign, Brown, 66, aired an ad tying together the style and substance of his political identity: workers from an Ohio washing machine factory saying Brown looks just fine to them.
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But to power a washing machine and a refrigerator for serving soft drinks to customers she would have to pay as much as $150 every month in energy costs to the Embu County micro grid because of the large amount of energy the items consume.
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They feel like yeah they're working but just running in place, and health care is eating up their paychecks and they're just one emergency of a flat tire or a washing machine going out or a kid going to the ER from being wiped out.
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"It's not like the old days where you can go in and change a pulley or belt in a washing machine," John Taylor, senior vice president of government relations at LG, who wrote the company's version of the letter, told me on the phone.
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An AirAsia X flight bound for Kuala Lumpur was forced to turn back on Sunday, after a mid-air technical issue left the plane's cabin shaking like a "washing machine" and the captain told passengers to say their prayers in hopes of getting back safely.
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Mr. Mittman, who also washes and folds baby clothes for about $1 a pound, says he thinks New York is a unique market for baby-gear cleaning because of all the busy working parents who do not have a washing machine in their homes.
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It's finely stitched (as in, I can hardly find the stitching); the fabric, again, is soft as can be; and after repeated use (including a dip or two in the Atlantic) and several trips through my cheap and merciless washing machine, it's holding up.
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About two-thirds into the show, a huge shower curtain dropped from the ceiling; for a while, it displayed multicolored psychedelic swirls, and shortly after, foam came tumbling down it from the top, as if Rihanna had let the world's largest washing machine overflow.
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In Greeley, Colorado, the gas station Cosmic Market accepts Bitcoin for fuel; 18 ZaZZZ pot vending machines located in three states also take Bitcoin; and the Bitcoin Kinetics washing machine (price tag: $1,950) might soon make your jar of quarters a thing of the past.
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Visitors can see "In the Kitchen," in which Ms. Chadwick is shown as if she were merely a household appliance, like a washing machine, and "Loop My Loop," her photographic take on a still life that involves golden locks of hair intertwined around intestines.
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It gave some of the most affected people $1,500 each on a prepaid debit card — enough to buy a new bed, refrigerator, or washing machine, or to start repairs on a home, or to cover lost income from time off work during the storm.
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The authors explore that question also, and they emerge with evidence of the striking degree to which previous American efforts to shield domestic manufacturers from foreign competition ended up pushing washing machine production across borders, almost overnight, in order to avoid American import duties.
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Portable air-conditioners are not only more expensive, less efficient and noisier than window units, but they sit entirely inside the home, taking up valuable floor space, and use unsightly venting tubes that look as if they belong on the back of a washing machine.
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A study earlier this year found that the Lint LUV-R filter, which mounts to a wall next to your washing machine and connects to the discharge hose, captures an average of 87 percent of microfibers, about the same efficacy of a wastewater treatment plant.
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"In my case, suit and tie, every single time I was in any room with loads of people, which is quite often, I was just pouring with sweat, like heart beating — boom, boom, boom, boom — and literally just like a washing machine," the prince, 32, revealed.
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While the polite thing to do might be to toss any stained sheets into the hamper or washing machine before departing, it does appear people make more of an effort to... er... contain themselves when staying in a home then they do when staying in a hotel.
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They're behind the coating on a washing machine that makes it look shiny and new, the polymer added to concrete that makes it more flexible and less likely to crack, the glue that sticks the wood veneer to your desk securely enough to make it look authentic.
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Available starting on April 1 in eight different designs, each $10 pair includes four Crayola fabric markers so that you don't spend hours coloring in all of the complex details, only to have your masterpiece come out of the washing machine with all the colors bleeding together.
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Haier's stand also had a new device that is the result of combining its product development with that of another of its brands, GE Appliances (GEA)—namely, a washing machine that reads wireless tags sewn into garments' care labels by the manufacturer and picks the right cycle.
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"I sell bracelets and watches, I buy bread and resell it, I dry hair, I do pedicures, I cook, I rent out the washing machine and I iron," said the single mother, who had to leave her job as a bank analyst to take care of Leonardo.
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"We're challenging the washing machine by making it really easy to have clean clothes without the hassle," he says, noting that apps like his are tapping into a broader change in consumer behaviour where more tasks, such as laundry, are outsourced by people who are time-poor.
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Krista's body has not been found, but according to the complaint, which was also obtained by The Point/Plover Metro Wire, a K9 unit detected human remains in the couple's bedroom, in a bathroom drain, in Sypher's truck and on laundered clothing in the washing machine.
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If he were a house on HGTV, that would be like taking a dirt lot with a broken washing machine in it and turning it into a 3.4 million dollar smart home with an infinity pool and a Carrera marble kitchen island the size of a Hummer.
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When they don't involve downers like walking into your living room to find your upstairs neighbor's washing machine has been pooling water in your ceiling for weeks or that your your one true love has been quietly shagging someone else, actually, unexpected events can be a delight.
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For example, preparing dinner while talking to the kids about their school day or supervising their homework; thinking through a thorny work-related problem while tidying up at the end of a hectic weekend; or catching up on work email while the washing machine is running.
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Tons of raw cotton and linen are poured in at the top, along with water, and the sphere is heated and spun like a washing machine to break up the fibres, which are run through the paper-making machinery at another, slightly younger plant down the road.
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A revered storm chaser feared a victim of Hurricane Dorian reemerged after 54 hours with a wild account of the devastation in the Bahamas, describing the experience as like being "in a washing machine" and saying it was the most intense storm he had ever faced.
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The organ hook in "Washing Machine Heart," which functions as a de facto chorus, plays one of Mitski's favorite tricks: It leads one to expect further gratification later in the song, but when it starts again after the second verse, the song ends in the middle.
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In advance of Ultimate Care II, the pair paused from their live show preparations—yes, they are attempting to bring a washing machine to the stage for a handful of dates starting this month—to talk to THUMP about their new record and conceptual approach to musicmaking.
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Luckily for all of us, whether you have allergies or you just don't like the idea of a gross pillow under your head while you sleep, the solution is easy: a trip through the washing machine on the delicate cycle, then tumble dry low or air dry.
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The police raided Cas Bar last week, finding a hoard of stolen merchandise in the basement: pinball machines, stacks of energy drinks, alcohol, tools, a washing machine, Starbucks coffee, televisions, guns, ceiling fans, faucets and $600,000 stashed in a large box of Velveeta, the authorities said.
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The first, Katsume, which can accommodate up to six, is hidden behind a stone gate, and while its exterior and the extensive gardens had been preserved by the local government, the clean-lined interiors have been fully modernized (and include both a kitchen and a washing machine).
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In the wee hours of April 19, a custom-made drone roughly the size of a washing machine lifted off from a neighborhood in southwestern Baltimore and whisked a human kidney to a nearby hospital, where a team of surgeons successfully transplanted the organ into a critically ill patient.
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" She adds that winding down after a long day on set was especially challenging for him: "I mean, of course he slept, but there were times — particularly when he was working — that it was just hard, because he was just simply like a washing machine on spin cycle.
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"This whole episode reminded me that no matter how old I get, I can always hang out with friends and have fun doing, even if we're just hanging out and being stupid," one person said, sharing a clip of Patrick, SpongeBob, and Mr. Krabs watching a washing machine.
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On Tuesday, Prince Harry met an old four-legged friend when he came face-to-face with service dog Cooper, 2 who helps his owner, former Marine Phil Eaglesham, break the ice when meeting people and assist with practical tasks like opening doors and loading a washing machine.
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The company says the Foldimate, which is about the size of a small washing machine, can handle 25 items in less than five minutes (though the drawer that dispenses the folded clothes maxes out at about 10-15 items so you can't leave it unattended for too long).
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Detecting the minute differences in what, to an untutored eye, looks no more meaningful than a washing-machine cycle allows a ri-meto, a person of the sea in Marshallese, to determine where the nearest solid ground is — and how far off it lies — long before it is visible.
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"This tailored information can tell people in advance when's best to turn on the washing machine, load the dishwasher or charge the car, helping everyone to use power when it's cleanest and most likely more cost efficient," said Duncan Burt, director of the system operator at National Grid.
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I am not proud of it, but I would like to know if it's the glass that smells like a wet dog because the water or rinse-agent needs to be changed in the glass-washing machine or if it's the crappy natural wine you're about to serve me.
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Read more:The best laundry stain removers you can buyThe Laundress makes safe, eco-friendly laundry products for all types of fabrics — including ones that purport to be 'dry clean only'14 ways you're ruining your clothes without realizing it11 things you should never put in your washing machine
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On Drew Daniel and Martin Schmidt's latest release as Matmos, Ultimate Care II, the Baltimore-based duo also train their ears to domestic sources, but their assemblage of sounds from their home washing machine (the brand name of which gives the record its name) feels jubilant instead of dour.
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The passages about his childhood — his mother overwhelmed, depressed, lying in bed surrounded by laundry; his father working at a school; six siblings fighting for space and resources in a two-bedroom house, their parents unable to afford even a washing machine — are beautifully written and unexpectedly moving.
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Android ThingsWith a total of eight sessions at Google I/O devoted to Android Things, Google's burgeoning IoT platform, we should get a much better idea how Google plans to embrace a more deeply connected world where everything from your doorbell to your washing machine has some form of computer inside.
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