A few weeks ago, the washing machine provided by the employer who provides my apartment went out. I’ve got lots of kids, and we go through clothes. They were stacking up, and we were trying to get facilities from the office to send a repair man. The washer was still new.It’s a front load, which means you can’t really control the functionality like the real thing. (You can’t just do spin cycle, as far as I know.)It broke down with water in it. Eventually, I drained the thing. There is a drain in the floor near the washer, but the floor isn’t slanted, so water got all over the cardboard boxes. Even with the space bag underneath it, water still gets all over. I clean the filter and redrain. It still doesn’t work. I mess with it trying to get it to work. It still doesn’t work. I finally drain it again late at night. For some reason, my wife decides to try and see if it works and puts water in it again, right after I drained it. I drain it and make sure the filter is clean. It still doesn’t work. I’m not sure if I drained again after this or not, but I went over to the thing, prayed and banged it on it’s siide and told it to work in the name of Jesus. It worked normally after that. We haven’t had a problem with it since. Praise God________________
Re: A washing machine testimony
I’m with you LINK and I believe it. LOL. The church organ quit once in Mt. Holly and the organist was very frustrated. I told the Organist, not sure of this but I feel like I should do this. Then I smacked it on the side. All it took was a smack and it started acting right.Good on you my brother. (but Bonnie just might be right, I didn’t get to the promised land!)! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Surely, I was allowed to hit it the first time. I hope there won’t have to be a second time. If people need to drink water where I live, they can get it from the water dispenser and not the washing machine________________