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> a top-loader should certainly lock while it's running. By law, though, as GP mentioned? That surprises me, given my recent purchase... > You should double c
by throwaway729 10y ago
> a top-loader should certainly lock while it's running.
By law, though, as GP mentioned? That surprises me, given my recent purchase...
> You should double check that there's not something wrong with it.
I'm 10000000% sure that the thing isn't designed to lock.
> When that thing spins to drain all of the water out, it moves dangerously fast.
Sure. We don't have any kids or pets, and it's in the basement where visitors have no reason to be. NBD, for us.
> I'm amazed at how much water is used and wasted by a top-loader
I'll definitely keep this in mind if I ever move to a water-poor region or a city with bad infrastructure debt.
- hueving 10y agoI have a top loader that doesn't lock, but it immediately shuts off if it's in the spin cycle and you open it. Perhaps yours is like that?
- throwaway729 10y agoYes, mine does that. No braking as discussed below though.