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We are constantly looking for ways to add value to what we do. We have found that being excited about our work helps us provide a better service, and we’ve found a way to serve you more for less. Have you heard of Bitcoin?... We heard about Bitcoin in 2010, and many subsequent years after that. Eventually we wanted to know what the heck a Bitcoin was and what all the fuss was about. It turns out that there have always been problems with money, we have constantly been improving this invention for at least as long as humans could write. Bitcoin solves the biggest problem. Cheating. So since we don’t use Standard Bank of Canada Notes* anymore, and all the money that has ever existed has eventually ceased to do so, it is entirely reasonable to us that Bitcoin (and what preceded it) will cease too. * https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Bank_of_Canada If you join us in the Wild West of money then we would like to reduce our estimate or call out fee by 20% when you call on our service. We will provide some information in the comments as well as a wallet application we trust. We do not encourage any potential customer and/or reader of this writing to take any steps into this marketplace without feeling informed and able to do so. We do not recommend using or displaying your private key unless you know why they are PRIVATE. If you do not have your private keys or they have been copied, you do not have your Bitcoin. This IS an endorsement for blockchain technology. This IS NOT an endorsement for a blockchain specific application.

Top load washers! These have been around for a long time and over the years the technology has changed a lot. Early washing machines were almost always the agitator type, nowadays we see the impeller type as well, both have their differences and similarities. These units are reliable, they don’t usually require special considerations like front load washers have (e.g. cleaning the door seal, keeping the door open to combat odour). Agitator units tend to clean more aggressive...ly with more water usage while impeller units are designed to provide a gentle wash with less water. The basic mechanics are generally the same, that is to say if a manufacturer makes an agitator style unit or an impeller type unit the moving parts are virtually the same under the hood. Unlike front load washers, there are not any real issues that will cause additional damage to the unit if left unchecked. If the computer controls is faulty, the drive motor burns out, or the transmission fails they won’t generally damage any additional components. The main performance difference between front load and top load washers is that the newer front load design generally cleans medium/large loads more thoroughly. If you like the old style agitator models, they are a great cost effective option.

Front load washers! These are by far our favourite washing machines, the combination of efficient water usage and cleaning power makes them a great choice. But they aren’t without their trade offs.... One of the most common complaints we hear about front load washers is that if the door is closed too often while not in use it tends to smell. However; If you can keep a towel over the door to prevent it from closing completely while not in use this usually allows enough air flow to combat any odour. Cleaning the door seal every few months is a good idea too. Some of the most costly repairs than can occur with these units is when the bearings fail. If caught soon and repaired quickly damage to other expensive components can be avoided. Why do bearings fail? Bearings fail when insufficient lubrication (or poor construction of the bearings itself) causes the bearings to corrode or heat up and deform. In most cases the water in the tub will pass behind the main seal first and that water will compromise the bearings quickly. How do I know if my bearings are failing? 1. If your washer has started producing loud and steady noise(s) on spin cycles then it’s likely the bearings are totally compromised. 2. An earlier indication that the bearings are failing is your garments may be more damp than usual, this is because the bearing failure will not allow the washer to get up to full speed and eject the excess water. 3. If the steel basket moves up/down independently of the tub (where the door seal attaches inside) then the bearings have failed. 4. If your model is unplugged and has a back panel you can remove it to see if rust coloured water has leaked out the back of the unit. Should I stop using my washer if I suspect the bearings have failed? Yes! Using the unit further can damage other components and nearly double the cost of parts. TL;DR If you love your front load washer then catching on quickly to a bearing issue can preserve other major components that may be costly to replace. Thanks for checking us out!