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I saw one of these posts about ten years after buying a washer/dryer. So I checked mine. Absolutely nothing in it. What the hell are these people washing? Vacuum cleaner bags?
Not even a whole sock?
What are YOU washig?
Bro doesn't do laundry, bought the machine & never set it up
Is it because it's a washer as well? Maybe all the bits just get washed away...
I have a combined washer/dryer. I have to filter the drain hose so I don't clog my sewer pipe.
Same, I was wondering how bad mine was after I finally found where it was. Barely anything 🤷
my guess is, that those are combined dryer/washer machines. in my old place we had dedicated dryers, those could build up a felt just after one load.
currently we have a washer (non drying) and the filter is a small tube shaped thing under the main door. it never builds up much, except someone forgot some paper in their jeans...