Need help with washing machine.

Ok, I barely know how to use my washing machine so please don't make fun of the situation.

I wanted to wash a single pair of sweat pants and not knowing what the hell i'm doing, I put the machine on a small load at the normal washing speed. I then find out that the pants require cold water, not hot, so I take them out. The problem is I now have some soapy water just sitting there in the washer. So, is there a way I can drain the unused water out?

Please, try not to flame me for this.

dirty clothes go inside it.

After they get cleaned, they will be wet. Put them in the dryer (drahy-er).

So I just let the washer continue it's load with nothing inside of it and it will get rid of the water?volgin_101

I don't know about your model of washing machine but mine does it.

[QUOTE="volgin_101"]So I just let the washer continue it's load with nothing inside of it and it will get rid of the water?TongHua

I don't know about your model of washing machine but mine does it.

I'm worried because I don't want to screw the washing machine up, my parents will be pissed.

[QUOTE="TongHua"]

[QUOTE="volgin_101"]So I just let the washer continue it's load with nothing inside of it and it will get rid of the water?volgin_101

I don't know about your model of washing machine but mine does it.

I'm worried because I don't want to screw the washing machine up, my parents will be pissed.

[QUOTE="volgin_101"][QUOTE="TongHua"]

[QUOTE="volgin_101"]So I just let the washer continue it's load with nothing inside of it and it will get rid of the water?TacticalElefant

I don't know about your model of washing machine but mine does it.

I'm worried because I don't want to screw the washing machine up, my parents will be pissed.

I'm American.

throw a rock in there, it will soak up all the water. NavigatorsGhost

Grab a bucket and start taking the water out of the washer, you could also use a system to lift the washer machine over a nearby drain, flip the machine and let all of the water go...

Read the manual, gamespot has some very smart people but we don't know everything...wikipedia does.

[QUOTE="sca321"][QUOTE="NavigatorsGhost"]throw a rock in there, it will soak up all the water. getyeryayasout

Both good ideas but both incorrect. Put 8-10 fluffy kittens in the machine and close the lid until the cycle is finished. They will absorb all the water and come out as fresh as a summer breeze. :D

Nevermind, the water has drained.

Thanks for explaining guys.

Now the wasging machine door won't open.volgin_101

[QUOTE="sca321"][QUOTE="getyeryayasout"]

[QUOTE="sca321"][QUOTE="NavigatorsGhost"]throw a rock in there, it will soak up all the water. getyeryayasout

Both good ideas but both incorrect. Put 8-10 fluffy kittens in the machine and close the lid until the cycle is finished. They will absorb all the water and come out as fresh as a summer breeze. :D

And get cat hair all over the rocks and concrete? Apparently you don't do much laundry.