A Dutch stay-at-home father with an interest in creative outlets such as code and (aquarelle) paintings, living in northern Norway, occasionally posting about his kid #BeardGrabber. Before following me, please interact with me in some way. Favourite or reply to posts of mine that interest you, or even just send me a message, so I know I'm not dealing with bots or mass-follow requests. Original avatar, a bearded fish wearing a hat, by @dm7755. Header image, a green meadow, by me.
A Dutch stay-at-home father with an interest in creative outlets such as code and (aquarelle) paintings, living in northern Norway, occasionally posting about his kid #BeardGrabber. Before following me, please interact with me in some way. Favourite or reply to posts of mine that interest you, or even just send me a message, so I know I'm not dealing with bots or mass-follow requests. Original avatar, a bearded fish wearing a hat, by @dm7755. Header image, a green meadow, by me.
But these are just 2 of an endless variation of designs I guess, though I think most laundry machines have similar markings.
One thing to note btw is that you shouldn't fill the fabric softener above the max level, because you'll trigger the Pythagorean siphon mechanism that would drain the entire compartment. Usually this happens when the machine adds water to it during the appropriate cycle (which I assume is the Rinse cycle? not sure actually). It's an interesting physics principle: https://youtu.be/Cg8KQfaT9xY
@fesshole #FessholeExplained
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