I have recently noticed that some of my clothes come out of the washing machine with a lot of fluff
Turning my clothes inside out doesn't really help, as all the fluff gets stuck on the inside
So my question to you now is, how can I avoid or at least minimize lint in the washing machine?
Thank you in advance
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There might be something in there that doesn’t belong there. Clean the machine thoroughly from top to bottom. Don’t forget the gummlitze and the cursor. Then carry out a 95° pass with machine changer.
My washing machine has no cursor, only the dryer has one and I didn’t use it the last time I washed my clothes.
Look at the user manual. Each washing machine has a flush sieve, it’s just a little hidden behind a flap at the bottom of the case.
Behind the flap the part to go out is the flush sieve (also called a foreign body trap) of a washing machine. There’s some water coming out and possibly. Peel or foreign bodies. Just clean it up, then turn it back in.
https://www.servicesanleitu.ng/bauknecht/wm-move-814-zen/instruction?p=38 —- to make it easier
Also read the following page – the filter that catches the lints and pebbles will be explained to you.
But it was not of the water, nor of the water. The waste water flows directly
Page 37 – there’s your filter.
I have now checked in the instructions and my washing machine really has no
If you don’t believe me you can look for yourself
https://www.servicesanleitu.ng/bauknecht/wm-move-814-zen/instruction