It is a brand new "micro-suede" microfiber sectional couch from Value City, and of course I didn’t want to spend the money on the fabric protection warranty like I should have. The cushions do have a zipper, so would it be safe to remove the microfiber cover and throw it in the washing machine? I don’t want to further destroy my couch, but the stiff, hard spot is awful! Please help!

We changed the belts and it still does not work . It wont spin at all and it still smells liek burning belt even though they are new. What else can we check? Thanks
the water will fill but it wont spin at all .

No, I don’t want to try it myself to find out. There was once an incident where a dish-washing machine was malfunctioning and it started to spray out water. Someone in the room said: "Don’t let the water hit the fluorescent lights!" Well, what would have happened if it did?

There are two machines required to wash clothes. One machine to wash the clothes and the other to dry the clothes. SO if thats the case, why isn’t there two machines for dishes- one to wash the dishes and the other to dry the dishes. It just makes no sense.? WHY?
Also why do combo machine cost extremely much more than a regular machine? In Europe everybody has one machine that does BOTH jobs. Explain that.

it dumps into the utility sink now, which is loud and splashes. I need a diy way i can solve this problem. Thanks!

and not the tipe like thise :you go let the close and somebody else make them nice.No thise.Why people go to clean in paces with washingmachine and they put the close and cealn them there….why they don,t buy a washing machine to have in the house. and use what ever they want. For me is not logic.

It goes though all cycles fine, but stops with 26 mintes left, it will spin and rinse fine also, but water and soap start leaking out the bottom?

Also,

Why is it important for a home appliance to have very few company defects?

Please use full explanations for these 2 questions.

I read recently that it was more the agitation and soap which got rid of the bacteria; even washing in hot water (boiling) didn’t kill all the baddies. These are modern cloth, so they’re made from PUL, bamboo, and microfleece. I hang them in the sun to dry when it’s sunny, but in rainy weather, they dry undercover (still outside).

they are kinda dirty and it seems easy to just throw them in the washing machine and see what happens. anyone ever tried this?