No looky for you!
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Reading though the comments I think something I said earlier today is going to be true. Technology Connections is going to be the XKCD of video explainers.
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My new washing machine has a window on the top and it's pretty cool watching how fast things whip around during the spin cycle. Definitely have a greater appreciation for the amount of force those things put out.
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My new washing machine has a window on the top and it's pretty cool watching how fast things whip around during the spin cycle. Definitely have a greater appreciation for the amount of force those things put out.
Back before they changed the latch design, for safety, we would use a penny to trigger the lid sensor(just a simple pressure sensor) and watch it spin.
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They don’t want you to know about the dish gnomes forced to work in tight spaces under terrible conditions.
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I have big window in mine
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why do They capitalize seemingly random Words in each Sentence?
Maybe they're not a native speaker? German for instance capitalizes all nouns. You'll often find weird capitalizations in my (mobile) writing when my phone didn't correctly guess what I wanted to type. At least some words in the OPs text are German nouns (e.g. See, All), while others aren't.
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And it looks like sudsy vomit recirculating over your dishes. Ain't nobody wanna see that.
There's also just no point. What exactly would one hope to accomplish in having a window in their dishwasher? With a microwave, you can monitor food and make sure it's not boiling over, smoking, exploding, etc. With an oven, you can monitor goods to see if they're done or not. But a dishwasher? Unlike a cooking device, there's no harm in leaving dishes in the dishwasher too long. You don't need to pull them out at just the exact moment they're fully clean.
Unless you're one of those weirdos that cooks things in their dishwasher, I can't see any reason why you would need a window in one.
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There's also just no point. What exactly would one hope to accomplish in having a window in their dishwasher? With a microwave, you can monitor food and make sure it's not boiling over, smoking, exploding, etc. With an oven, you can monitor goods to see if they're done or not. But a dishwasher? Unlike a cooking device, there's no harm in leaving dishes in the dishwasher too long. You don't need to pull them out at just the exact moment they're fully clean.
Unless you're one of those weirdos that cooks things in their dishwasher, I can't see any reason why you would need a window in one.
Okay, but why then is there a window in my washing machine?
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Okay, but why then is there a window in my washing machine?
Because people like watching the spinny go spin.
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Wanna go a fourth time?
Hun I've told you there's a refractory period. Give me 5 minutes before we go again
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Technology connections put a window in one, it’s just nasty water swirling around and a lot of people would be grossed out by that so they hide it lol
I also don't want to be looking at the dirty dishes throughout the week as I'm waiting for the machine to be full enough to run.
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And it looks like sudsy vomit recirculating over your dishes. Ain't nobody wanna see that.
Don't kink shame.
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Okay, but why then is there a window in my washing machine?
To see the mold growing in the side loader machine's silicon gasket that never dries out of course!
Also because that's what the house came with and it didn't break yet.
I kill it with vinegar filled wash cycles now and then but it's annoying and recurrent. Top loader with dumb knobs and a metal lid next if they die before me.
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I can see myself meeting that guy in a bar and both of us complaining about shit for hours and hours
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Now I want an ancient greek drama about dishwasher detergent.
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Okay, but why then is there a window in my washing machine?
Usually only on front-loading models so you can see if there's water in it before trying to open the door.
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To see the mold growing in the side loader machine's silicon gasket that never dries out of course!
Also because that's what the house came with and it didn't break yet.
I kill it with vinegar filled wash cycles now and then but it's annoying and recurrent. Top loader with dumb knobs and a metal lid next if they die before me.
my mom'll never get a side-loaded washer for that exact reason. Clothes also may get a musty smell even when cleaned in one. We've got sensitive noses so it'd be unbearable for us
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Usually only on front-loading models so you can see if there's water in it before trying to open the door.
Which is what most of the world uses. And it's also kinda nice to look at, which isn't the case for dishwashers.
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They don’t want you to know about the dish gnomes forced to work in tight spaces under terrible conditions.
You don't replace your dish gnome cartridge every 3 years? I was told it was a feature. They get tired.
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To see the mold growing in the side loader machine's silicon gasket that never dries out of course!
Also because that's what the house came with and it didn't break yet.
I kill it with vinegar filled wash cycles now and then but it's annoying and recurrent. Top loader with dumb knobs and a metal lid next if they die before me.
You can get anti fungal liquid that you add to one of the secondary dispensers which should keep that at bay while also keeping mould off your clothes, and also you can leave the door open between cycles to dry it out. I've been told it's important to leave the door open when it's not in use.
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They don’t want you to know about the dish gnomes forced to work in tight spaces under terrible conditions.
This is praxis
