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Then there’s the kink. A simple twist in the hose turns a firehose into a sad little trickle. The pump gets confused, thinks the water isn’t leaving, and tries again. And again. And again.

This leads to that lovely error code blinking at you like a sassy morning person. “E23,” it says. “You’re welcome.” The fix? Just straighten the hose. Yes, the universe’s most expensive repair is often a kink you can fix with one hand.

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Oh, and don’t think you’re safe if you shoved the hose three feet down the standpipe. Bad move. If the hose is buried too deep in the drain pipe, it creates a vacuum. That vacuum can pull water out—again—or, even grosser, suck sewer gas back into your machine.

Your clothes start smelling like a swamp troll’s gym bag. A quick check: the hose should only go in about 4 to 6 inches. Any deeper and you’re basically inviting the plumbing to play a mean game of tug-of-war with your underwear.