It turns out that using your washing machine too often can cause serious harm to it.
Even turning on the unit a second time shortly after the first operation threatens to break it down.
A repairman can fix it, but your wallet will cry. The repair is extremely expensive.
The fact is that during a continuous washing process, the parts and units in the unit can overheat. And the heating element and drain pump fail most often.
But that's not the worst of it. If you wash frequently during the day, there is a high risk of the engine breaking down. And in this case, you will have to fork out a lot of money.
Therefore, in order to protect yourself from unwanted consequences, do not start the machine twice in a row, and especially not three times.
Experts say that the optimal load for a washing machine is four to five times a week.
If you do it this way, the equipment will last at least 14 years, or even more.
But this is ideal. People usually wash more often. Therefore, you should not forget to take breaks.
The intervals between washes depend on the specific model of the washing machine: for some, manufacturers specify 20 minutes, for others – 40 minutes, and some require a two-hour rest.
In principle, the time interval between washes should be indicated in the instructions.
However, it is better not to tempt fate and let the unit rest for a day and then start it up again. To be on the safe side.
Earlier we talked about 5 mistakes when working with a washing machine that 80% of people make.
