Sock missing from dryer...
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Originally Posted by KBS
Anyone know how to remove the floor mats? I don't want to do it wrong and damage the carpet.
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My ecoboost dryer isn't getting the said mileage, it's using to much power! And it runs 5 minutes longer than advertised! Could I lower it and chrome it out for fashion statement? Or could I lift it? Would f250 springs work?
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Originally Posted by Ben the Isäntä
My ecoboost dryer isn't getting the said mileage, it's using to much power! And it runs 5 minutes longer than advertised! Could I lower it and chrome it out for fashion statement? Or could I lift it? Would f250 springs work?
I am not sure about suspensions. I put mine on 2" rubber feets without any troubles.
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The simple fact of the matter is that cloths DO NOT produce lint in a dryer. The sock makers and dryer makers have teamed up with the Illuminati to create a dryer that will destroy one or two socks per load and in the process of breaking down the sock "lint" is trapped in the screen. The "lint" is what is left of the sock(s). You can buy a different brand of socks or a different dryer but since they are all part of the conspiracy it really won't matter. It's all about the new world sock order.
For you skeptics I have proof. Have you ever lost a sock on a clothesline? I didn't think so. Another fact is wool socks disappear the most because they are worn by Sheeple.
For you skeptics I have proof. Have you ever lost a sock on a clothesline? I didn't think so. Another fact is wool socks disappear the most because they are worn by Sheeple.
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[IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/ARoots/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/msohtml1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG]You conspirecy guys are all alike In my years of reserch I have not found 1 single dryer [includeing those imported from China and eastern block countrys] that will eat 2 socks in the same load I mean after all if it accidently devouerd a pair you probably wouldnt even miss them untill you ran out of socks then you would blame it on a burgler with a sock fettish. SO all dryers are programed to eat only one sock.[IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/ARoots/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/msohtml1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG]
You are wrong and obviously are working for the Dryer Conglomeration or the Sock Empire.
There is a built in program that they back engineered from an alien crash in Iowa. The ship and 3 surviving aliens were secured and brought to Maytag’s HQ in Newton, Iowa. A technology was discovered that would forever change the course of humanity but Fred Maytag II wanted nothing to do with this evil. The aliens were from a planted of evil corporations called the Galactic Marketing Union who went from planet to planet looking to exploit them for financial gains. The Galactic Marketing Union decided it would be best for Fred Maytag II to step down since he was not willing to utilize this new found knowledge for evil and world domination but they knew he wouldn’t step down so they decided it was time for him to expire. Now they had an individual ready to step in and take over by the name of E. G. Higdon but since he wasn’t really one of them they appointed an alien overseer to make sure things went according to plans. This overseer needed a name so they settled on George M. Umbreit or G.M.U. (Galactic Marketing Union). After studying our species they noted that we had an Achilles heel and that we covered that heel with socks so it stood to reason that by taking one sock away they could expose that Achilles’ heel and use our weakness against us. They can determine the number of socks and differentiate by size, color and material so as to eliminate one of each style and type. If you and others do not wake up to this then we are all doomed to wearing our sandals with only one sock. I don’t know about you but I’m not willing to let my kids grow up in that world.
Last edited by my67falcon; Feb 13, 2012 at 08:13 AM.
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Originally Posted by my67falcon
The simple fact of the matter is that cloths DO NOT produce lint in a dryer. The sock makers and dryer makers have teamed up with the Illuminati to create a dryer that will destroy one or two socks per load and in the process of breaking down the sock "lint" is trapped in the screen. The "lint" is what is left of the sock(s). You can buy a different brand of socks or a different dryer but since they are all part of the conspiracy it really won't matter. It's all about the new world sock order.
For you skeptics I have proof. Have you ever lost a sock on a clothesline? I didn't think so. Another fact is wool socks disappear the most because they are worn by Sheeple.
For you skeptics I have proof. Have you ever lost a sock on a clothesline? I didn't think so. Another fact is wool socks disappear the most because they are worn by Sheeple.
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You seem to be much closer to the needed speed, please tell me your secrets!! 
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I don't want to derail the thread, but has anyone tried the Weathertech mats between the washer and drier. When I move clothes between them water gets on the floor and I was wondering if they would help.
Also do I have to install a drain? My washer is right by the door, I was wondering if that would work to route the water out.
Any help would be appreciated.
Also do I have to install a drain? My washer is right by the door, I was wondering if that would work to route the water out.
Any help would be appreciated.