Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[skyhuck]

Against my better judgment I followed the advice of many on here and put my rope in the washer, bad idea!!!!!!!!

 

I put it in a pillow case (as advised) and cable tied the top (to keep it in)

 

When it went onto the spin it almost destroyed the washer, it now leaks and has huge dents on each side. It vibrated out from under the surface and damaged the lino.

 

My wife loves that washer and is not happy.

 

Fortunately I have a new washer in the shed.

[Steve Bullman]

Against my better judgment I followed the advice of many on here and put my rope in the washer, bad idea!!!!!!!!

 

I put it in a pillow case (as advised) and cable tied the top (to keep it in)

 

When it went onto the spin it almost destroyed the washer, it now leaks and has huge dents on each side. It vibrated out from under the surface and damaged the lino.

 

My wife loves that washer and is not happy.

 

Fortunately I have a new washer in the shed.

 

haha.....i believe i said that i got in trouble for doing the same thing somewhere didnt i???

 

[Rupe]

Oops! I don't bother with a pillow case, I just chuck it in and get my girlfriend to sit on it. Gets two jobs done at once!

[Spikey]

Mine has been in the washer on a few occasions and never had a problem.

[Dave D]

i remember someone on here saying they take it out before the spin cycle, i wondered why at the time!...........now i know

[testcricket01]

never had a problem with it at all ive stuck all my ropes in the wash no problem so far.

[Mark Bolam]

Huck, you sure it wasn't your wire-core flipline?

 

Washed mine loads of times, electricians braid coil, non bio, 40 degrees.

 

It has wrecked the rope and washing machine every time though.

 

Joke. No problems here.

[scotspine1]

Against my better judgment I followed the advice of many on here and put my rope in the washer, bad idea!!!!!!!!

 

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Its the dishwasher you use! not the washing machine!

[Stephen Blair]

huck, when it goes round twice and goes clunk clunk, you have to turn it off, wait ages for the door to open then chuck in some old towels to take out the gaps, and stop the clunking,

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I dont coil, no pillow case and put enough rope in to balance the spin cycle (no one sided wieght issues), no problems