Washing machines should automatically default to the cold/cold setting after every single load.
Think about it.
No one ever gets too upset about accidentally washing their whites in cold water, but no one's thrilled when they pull a stack of color-bled doll clothes out of a washing machine that's a little bit warmer than it was supposed to be. We've all done it at least once - washed something improperly and turned it into the kind of garment only a rodent would wear.*
* Strictly so I could use this:
Here's what I want to do. I will turn the dial to hot for the whites, and the washing machine will turn it back to cold again when the load is finished.
I would guess that most families, at least in this country, don't go through enough white clothes* to justify doing more than one load of whites anyway. There's very little reason for a washer to remain on the hot setting for consecutive loads.
* I know what you're thinking: Klan members. But you're wrong. Klan members don't wash their clothes. Ever.
So my great idea is a washing machine that defaults to its safest setting. It just makes sense.
And no, this post is does not owe it's birth to anything stupid that I've done.*
* At least not recently.
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