i dont neeed drainage. i just want to hook the hot water and cold water tubes from the washing machine to the hot and cold water pipes underneath my sink in the cabinet. please list parts and step by step instructions if you can..greatly aprreciated!!
What parts do i need and how do i install a washing machine to the hot and cold pipes under my kitchen sink?
just hook the hoses up one for each pipe. What parts do i need and how do i install a washing machine to the hot and cold pipes under my kitchen sink?
I don't understand your statement ';I don't need drainage';. All washers must have a drain. You might have to expand on this.
Secondly, you fail to mention what type of washing machine you are attempting to plumb. A standard washer with the hot/cold lines at the rear of the unit? (the drain hose is there too).
Frankly, I think you'd do better getting a portable washer with a water supply line that hooks up to the kitchen sink faucet, and the drain line goes into the kitchen sink. They are portable, on wheels, and can be easily rolled to and from the sink area. The need for any special plumbing is eliminated, and you don't sound like you have a real good handle on plumbing.
Jame is right, Hooking up you washer to under the sink to existing pipes you will not get enough water flow. I would like to see this washer if you have some pictures that could help us.
take a trip to home depot and ask the pros
Thursday, December 24, 2009
What part of your body do you wash first when you enter the shower?
, I wash my hair, except I wash out the conditionner when I'm done all this:
my arms, then my torso, then my legs, then my faceWhat part of your body do you wash first when you enter the shower?
Usually my hands as the shelf for the gels etc is the other side of the shower and as you put the gel on your hands first starting with hands works for meWhat part of your body do you wash first when you enter the shower?
My hair... Then whilst the shampoo is on I wash the upper half. When the conditioner goes on, I wash the lower half...
usually my hair, then my face, then arms, then back then stomach, then legs/feet, then...you know, whatever is left ;)
I polish the family jewels first, then work outward.
My chest probably, simply because the soap is already right there. I don't really pay attention.
Well, no. If we're technical about it I brush my teeth first.
First I wash my hair then everything else!
I wash my hair first.
After that, I start with my arms.
Hair, than neck, arms, and I start to go lower.......
Hair
Face
I go straight for my nuts !
My hair and let it condition while I wash the rest of me.
left nostril
Left arm.
My hair.
My hair.
I go right for the dirty parts. I geuss it's called a pre rinse cycle.
my face, then work my way down, then shampoo and condition my hair last
I work from top to bottom.
shoulders and arms
Ohh, wouldn't you like to know..wink wink..
Haha, just messin.
My hair!
face
hair
hands!
Hair. Then my face and I work my way down
my hair... then i work it on down from there.
face.
i start by washing my hair, then work my way down .
my private
my nipples
my arms, then my torso, then my legs, then my faceWhat part of your body do you wash first when you enter the shower?
Usually my hands as the shelf for the gels etc is the other side of the shower and as you put the gel on your hands first starting with hands works for meWhat part of your body do you wash first when you enter the shower?
My hair... Then whilst the shampoo is on I wash the upper half. When the conditioner goes on, I wash the lower half...
usually my hair, then my face, then arms, then back then stomach, then legs/feet, then...you know, whatever is left ;)
I polish the family jewels first, then work outward.
My chest probably, simply because the soap is already right there. I don't really pay attention.
Well, no. If we're technical about it I brush my teeth first.
First I wash my hair then everything else!
I wash my hair first.
After that, I start with my arms.
Hair, than neck, arms, and I start to go lower.......
Hair
Face
I go straight for my nuts !
My hair and let it condition while I wash the rest of me.
left nostril
Left arm.
My hair.
My hair.
I go right for the dirty parts. I geuss it's called a pre rinse cycle.
my face, then work my way down, then shampoo and condition my hair last
I work from top to bottom.
shoulders and arms
Ohh, wouldn't you like to know..wink wink..
Haha, just messin.
My hair!
face
hair
hands!
Hair. Then my face and I work my way down
my hair... then i work it on down from there.
face.
i start by washing my hair, then work my way down .
my private
my nipples
For those of you who take a shower, what part of your body do you wash first?
I have a good idea of what you wash last, but tell me that too if you like.For those of you who take a shower, what part of your body do you wash first?
first my private area, then my legs, chest, arms, butt, back, then my hair...thanx for askin ur so considerate....lolFor those of you who take a shower, what part of your body do you wash first?
face first, hands last
I begin with my hands and arms :P
I usually go top down... and lather the hair first, but I don't rinse it right away. Sometimes I start in the middle. It doesn't matter. I just try not to go privates to face, heheh.
my hair then my arms
Is this a joke? People have been asking obscure questions about showers today. It's really weird. And I wash my hair first.
I wash my face first. Then my hair, then the rest of the body.
Start at the top and work my way down.
hair
My hair, then my face..and so on..
Well, ummm, I usually wash my legs first, and then my hands. LOL.
face...ingredients cream
first my private area, then my legs, chest, arms, butt, back, then my hair...thanx for askin ur so considerate....lolFor those of you who take a shower, what part of your body do you wash first?
face first, hands last
I begin with my hands and arms :P
I usually go top down... and lather the hair first, but I don't rinse it right away. Sometimes I start in the middle. It doesn't matter. I just try not to go privates to face, heheh.
my hair then my arms
Is this a joke? People have been asking obscure questions about showers today. It's really weird. And I wash my hair first.
I wash my face first. Then my hair, then the rest of the body.
Start at the top and work my way down.
hair
My hair, then my face..and so on..
Well, ummm, I usually wash my legs first, and then my hands. LOL.
face...
What is the first body part that you wash in the shower? What is the last? Why?
I have wondered this because of a similar question on an episode of friends.What is the first body part that you wash in the shower? What is the last? Why?
my neck first and face lastWhat is the first body part that you wash in the shower? What is the last? Why?
First is usually my chest, last would be my hair.
Belly first and feet last...idk why I do belly first, but I figure my feet are the yuckiest so I wash them last :) And then I wash my hair...
............. Big Head............ little head ,,,,,,,,, than the rest
I wash my face first. I work from top to bottom. To me it makes more sense to to start from the top and work my way down. Of course I'm a little quirky, andI have oddities when it comes to cleanliness and personal hygiene. I'm the type of person who will never use the same wash cloth for my face and nether regions.
my neck first and face lastWhat is the first body part that you wash in the shower? What is the last? Why?
First is usually my chest, last would be my hair.
Belly first and feet last...idk why I do belly first, but I figure my feet are the yuckiest so I wash them last :) And then I wash my hair...
............. Big Head............ little head ,,,,,,,,, than the rest
I wash my face first. I work from top to bottom. To me it makes more sense to to start from the top and work my way down. Of course I'm a little quirky, andI have oddities when it comes to cleanliness and personal hygiene. I'm the type of person who will never use the same wash cloth for my face and nether regions.
What PART of your BODY do you wash FIRST?
I really don't know why, but I always start with my left knee.What PART of your BODY do you wash FIRST?
my face, always ,my face!What PART of your BODY do you wash FIRST?
Hair first, followed by chest upper arms and then back, and then i work my way down
Like so many of the women who have answered, my hair first, then torso, then arms, legs, face, rinse out conditioner, and I'm done.
My toesies.
my hair, so the condition can sit while I wash the rest.
I wash my hair first..........then my face and down... from there....
my hands.
My hair, and then my face, then I keep going down to my left arm and then right arm.
Not sure why, but my left arm.
Hair first, then armpits. I don't know why either.
wash my hair leave that and then my chest, arms, back, legs and then my face
my face, then head...working my way down
my arms.
i start with my left arm,then go to my right.
My left arm.
my face, always ,my face!What PART of your BODY do you wash FIRST?
Hair first, followed by chest upper arms and then back, and then i work my way down
Like so many of the women who have answered, my hair first, then torso, then arms, legs, face, rinse out conditioner, and I'm done.
My toesies.
my hair, so the condition can sit while I wash the rest.
I wash my hair first..........then my face and down... from there....
my hands.
My hair, and then my face, then I keep going down to my left arm and then right arm.
Not sure why, but my left arm.
Hair first, then armpits. I don't know why either.
wash my hair leave that and then my chest, arms, back, legs and then my face
my face, then head...working my way down
my arms.
i start with my left arm,then go to my right.
My left arm.
Does anyone know where I can find a waffle maker with removable parts for washing?
The George Foreman G5 Grill with Interchangeable Plates does that and it is 72 square inch cooking surface
Interchangeable plates with exclusive triple non-stick coating
Includes - 1 grill plate; 1 steak plate; 2 waffle plates; 1 shallow pan
On/Off button
Temperature control
Does anyone know where I can find a waffle maker with removable parts for washing?
There are two kinds of waffle makers. The kind with a nonstick plate which you shouldn't have to wash because they are easily wiped down, and the other type is the old fashioned ones with metal plates that you have to season, and once properly seasoned, you don't want to wash the plates because you'd have to start all over with the seasoning process. I've used both, and would NEVER consider using a newer nonstick type. They don't cook as good as the old fashioned ones.
I've never had a big mess when making waffles, so I have to assume that the problem is people overfilling the waffle iron. Just wipe it, or take a quick swipe around the edges with a heat proof spatual as soon as you put the lid down.
BUT, if you really, really do want a waffle iron with removable plates, I have seen them offered at Target, Amazon etc.
Here is a link to a target source, and the not so positive review.
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/191鈥?/a>Does anyone know where I can find a waffle maker with removable parts for washing?
Check JC Penney's or Linen N Things . Or if you have a speciality kitchen store go there also.
google';flip over waffle maker'; I have used them at motels, there great and make good waffles.
Interchangeable plates with exclusive triple non-stick coating
Includes - 1 grill plate; 1 steak plate; 2 waffle plates; 1 shallow pan
On/Off button
Temperature control
Does anyone know where I can find a waffle maker with removable parts for washing?
There are two kinds of waffle makers. The kind with a nonstick plate which you shouldn't have to wash because they are easily wiped down, and the other type is the old fashioned ones with metal plates that you have to season, and once properly seasoned, you don't want to wash the plates because you'd have to start all over with the seasoning process. I've used both, and would NEVER consider using a newer nonstick type. They don't cook as good as the old fashioned ones.
I've never had a big mess when making waffles, so I have to assume that the problem is people overfilling the waffle iron. Just wipe it, or take a quick swipe around the edges with a heat proof spatual as soon as you put the lid down.
BUT, if you really, really do want a waffle iron with removable plates, I have seen them offered at Target, Amazon etc.
Here is a link to a target source, and the not so positive review.
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/191鈥?/a>Does anyone know where I can find a waffle maker with removable parts for washing?
Check JC Penney's or Linen N Things . Or if you have a speciality kitchen store go there also.
google';flip over waffle maker'; I have used them at motels, there great and make good waffles.
Where can i find replacement parts for a fisher paykal washing machine....?
we are needing the hose that the water comes out of to fill the tub....ours somehow got a hole in it and is leaking water every where...I have tried to find parts on-line but can't seem to find it....and can't find a layout of parts that shows what the part name is...if you can help please do...we just bought this 2 weeks ago.....Where can i find replacement parts for a fisher paykal washing machine....?
What is the model number?
It's called the ';water injector fill hose'; on some models. If I had the model number, I might be able to help find a part. You can also call Fisher %26amp; Paykel at 1.888.936.7872 and ask them for the part or an authorized dealer who might have the part.Where can i find replacement parts for a fisher paykal washing machine....?
I know this is probably a stupid comment, but do you mean the hose which connects the washer to the water supply? That is a standard part available in all hardware stores.
If not, sorry
Fisher Paykal isn't a brand i'm familiar with. I am guessing it is an older machine. In my area, there are several used appliance stores which specialize in reconditioning and selling appliances. They normally keep a bone yard of old appliances to take parts from, and I have had good luck getting parts from them. A bonus is that the parts are normally dirt cheap.
Good luck
http://appliancequickfix.com/PARTS.html
What is the model number?
It's called the ';water injector fill hose'; on some models. If I had the model number, I might be able to help find a part. You can also call Fisher %26amp; Paykel at 1.888.936.7872 and ask them for the part or an authorized dealer who might have the part.Where can i find replacement parts for a fisher paykal washing machine....?
I know this is probably a stupid comment, but do you mean the hose which connects the washer to the water supply? That is a standard part available in all hardware stores.
If not, sorry
Fisher Paykal isn't a brand i'm familiar with. I am guessing it is an older machine. In my area, there are several used appliance stores which specialize in reconditioning and selling appliances. They normally keep a bone yard of old appliances to take parts from, and I have had good luck getting parts from them. A bonus is that the parts are normally dirt cheap.
Good luck
http://appliancequickfix.com/PARTS.html
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