Yes,could agree that the plastic discharge hoses supplied by the washer MANUFACTUER would be OK.The one I had the flood from was not an OEM hose-was an aftermarket one-have seen them sold at Lowes,HD,etc-they were right by the rubber ones.I have not had any problems with the rubber hoses.The one that blew on my machine the joint went at the hoses connector that is connected to the machine.Looked like it was glued-but the glue joint failed-threw the blown hose out.
Well, I'm at the 5 year mark...Should I change my hoses?
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I have a list of items around the house that get replaced on a regular basis. I don't see why washing machine hoses shouldn't be added to that list.
One of the things around the house that gets a replacement on a regular basis is toilet seats. Every two years or so, new toilet seats throughout the house. I can't tell you how looking at a toilet seat with rusty screws and being so loose it slides around on the bowl. But this is obviousle a subject for a thread all its own.
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I have a list of items around the house that get replaced on a regular basis. I don't see why washing machine hoses shouldn't be added to that list.
One of the things around the house that gets a replacement on a regular basis is toilet seats. Every two years or so, new toilet seats throughout the house. I can't tell you how looking at a toilet seat with rusty screws and being so loose it slides around on the bowl. But this is obviousle a subject for a thread all its own.
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