Washer Cycle Taking Too Long You may have overfilled the drum. Washers require space to move the clothing during the wash and spin cycles and can adjust the length of the cycle automatically. Remember, only fill the machine two-thirds of the way full for best results.
Dryer Not Heating Properly If drum is warm, but clothing is still damp, the issue may be the size or bulk of the load. Split the load into two smaller ones for optimal drying.
Washer Error – Off Balance / Overloaded When the machine has stopped, try rearranging items inside the machine, or removing bulky items. Remember to only load the machine two-thirds of the way full.
Clothing Still Soapy You may have used too much detergent. HE detergents are highly concentrated, so be sure to check the usage instructions. Run another cycle without soap and add fabric softener instead to help disperse excess soap from clothing
Rinse Cycle Not Working You may have over-soaped. HE detergents don’t create a lot of suds, so it’s best to follow the instructions on the packaging for proper usage amounts. Run the cycle again, using fabric softener instead of soap in the dispenser drawer. This will help remove excess soap from the clothing.
Fresh Blood Treat the blood stain as quickly as possible, giving it as little chance to set as possible. Do NOT rinse with hot water, which will only set the blood stain. Instead, flush blood with cold water and then soak in cold water for a half hour. Apply a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to the stain directly to treat stubborn stains.
Oil Rub corn flour into the stain and leave for 20 minutes to draw out oils. Brush off with a cloth or brush and examine. This may require several applications to draw the oils out completely. Pretreating the stain with a small amount of dish liquid will also help remove the stain.
Candy Scrape the excess candy material off the surface of the fabric. Rinse in cool water to dilute the stain, and coat stain in detergent without rubbing it in. Allow to sit for several minutes and then launder as normal.
Dried Blood Scrape off all dried blood. Create a soaking solution of cool water and detergent, and soak for at least 30 minutes. After soaking, treat stain with stain removal spray and launder in cold water.