Tips for using a washing machine
When using a washing machine, have you ever encountered a broken or leaking faucet? It’s all due to people’s bad habits when using washing machines. So when we finish using the washing machine, do we need to turn off the faucet and unplug it? Reveal this secret to everyone, if you are making a mistake, you must correct it immediately or it will not be in time.
1. Does the washing machine need to turn off the faucet when not in use?
Most washing machines work automatically, and you don’t need to turn off the water valve after washing your clothes. Because the washing machine will automatically fill with water, as long as the faucet is turned on, the machine can stop after filling and we don’t need to stare at it all the time. Even when the faucet is turned off, there is no water coming out, so you can rest assured.
Note:
If we do not use the washing machine for a long time, the faucet should be turned off. Because the valve of the faucet always needs to carry water pressure so we can use it at any time, but it can cause damage to the valve and break the water pipe.
Therefore, when not in use, we should not turn off the faucet, if no one is at home, the water pipe will leak.
2. Does the washing machine need to be unplugged when not in use?
The answer is yes!
First of all, turning off the power can help us save money even when the washing machine is not in use. Because just plugging in the machine will be in a standby state, consuming electricity and adding a lot of money.
Second, when the washing machine is in standby mode for a long time, the washing machine is not allowed to rest, which will accelerate the wear of internal components and reduce the life of the washing machine.
Finally, if there are small children in the house who accidentally touch the plug of the washing machine, it is very easy to get electric shock, extremely dangerous. In short, when the washing machine is not in use, it is best to unplug it.
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