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Washing machine water

redmenace1 · 2010-12-22 13:37:52

Hi folks I am in a new Rented house & want to use the washing machine but the mains cold water (downstairs kitchen) is frozen. Does the WM run off the mains or the cold water tank. I won't use it if its the latter as obviously need to conserve water. The in-pipe to the machine goes into the ground/wall behind the machine.…

22-12-2010 1:37pm

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redmenace1

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Hi folks

I am in a new Rented house & want to use the washing machine but the mains cold water (downstairs kitchen) is frozen. Does the WM run off the mains or the cold water tank. I won't use it if its the latter as obviously need to conserve water.

The in-pipe to the machine goes into the ground/wall behind the machine.

House is 3 years old. Can anybody give any advice on this please?

Many thanks

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#2 22-12-2010 1:47pm

Kimbot

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I believe its fed off the mains but I could be wrong... i know mine is mains fed.

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#3 22-12-2010 2:50pm

Buford T Justice

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Chances are its mains fed, so no

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