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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2025
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That's just not true for modern washing machines
You're probably thinking about archaic, inefficient, wasteful washing machines that only exist in one country
We bought a front loader last year and we can already see the extra wear in clothes. We went back and were told yeah that can happen since the machine runs so much faster then old machines.
Clothes are wearing out faster
Edit even after a few washings a t-shirt is showing wear signs
Which country?.