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Pampered Chef: How to wash your laundry room floor, one quick step

  1. BlessedWifeMommy

    BlessedWifeMommy Veteran Member

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    Silly me... I had one item to throw in my front load washer. I routinley just hit the cancel button, wait for the door to unlock, open, throw in the item and restart. Well I forgot that this time I had put it on soak! So the washer was 1/2 full with water! I stood there for a minute wondering why my feet were wet. I still don't know why it let me open the door??? :grumpy:

    Well the tile floor is now clean... :thumbup:
     
    Mar 10, 2009
    BlessedWifeMommy, Mar 10, 2009
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  2. ChefBeckyD

    ChefBeckyD Legend Member Gold Member

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    Way to multi-task!:thumbup::p
     
    Mar 10, 2009
    ChefBeckyD, Mar 10, 2009
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  3. Crystal Patton

    Crystal Patton Advanced Member

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    You wash your laundry room floor?
     
    Mar 10, 2009
    Crystal Patton, Mar 10, 2009
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  4. tlag1986

    tlag1986 Veteran Member Gold Member

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    I didn't know you needed to wash the laundry room floor.
     
    Mar 10, 2009
    tlag1986, Mar 10, 2009
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  5. raebates

    raebates Legend Member Staff Member

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    Wow, that really sounds like something I would do--especially the why-are-my-feet-wet moment. Good way to put the best spin on the situation.
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    raebates, Mar 11, 2009
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  6. c00p

    c00p Veteran Member Gold Member

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    Too funny!!! I can sooooo see myself doing this! And just think, if you had other clothes lying on the floor (like I do) then they go a pre-soak!
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    c00p, Mar 11, 2009
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  7. candiejayne

    candiejayne Veteran Member

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    Back in January, our laundryroom floor got cleaned really well too, but it wasn't from the washer persay, it was from the pipe running to the washer, it decided to explode while I was at my cluster meeting, I came home to water shooting out of the wall, and about an inch of water in there. Good thing there is a floor drain in there that was trying to keep up.

    I had one of those confused moments when it happened too!
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    candiejayne, Mar 11, 2009
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  8. heather223

    heather223 Veteran Member Gold Member

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    Thanks for the laugh and for giving me one more reason why I really shouldn't get a front load washer- this is for sure something I would do!
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    heather223, Mar 11, 2009
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  9. esavvymom

    esavvymom Legend Member Staff Member

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    I hope you replaced it with one of the "no burst" hoses this time? :D

    I never leave the house with a washer/dishwasher or dryer running. Between busted hoses, or fires from the dryers (and dishwasher heating element! Happened to my folks but thankfully it burned while the water was in the dishwasher).
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    esavvymom, Mar 11, 2009
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  10. candiejayne

    candiejayne Veteran Member

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    It wasn't the hose LOL it was the actual pipe, it froze because it was in the negatives here and it ran along an outside wall. The pipe hadn't been used for 5 or 6 days since it happened on laundry day! man was it a mess. Good thing my BF is handy and knows how to work on plumbing. In fact, this is a year occurance I guess, and he keeps parts on hand so he can fix it quick! I say take some time move the darned pipe, but he says it's not that easy LOL
     
    Mar 11, 2009
    candiejayne, Mar 11, 2009
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