rust spots on clothes after in samsung dryer
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I have no clue as to why you are getting rust spots. But, I'll bet Samsung knows. My experience with them on our ruptured dryer drums causes me to believe that they are expremely reluctant to do recalls or product warnings. Good luck.
2019133
No its best to replace the dryer that way you that all has been replaced.I hope this help you and good luck
1997041
There can be a mineral build up from them precipitating out of the water when it dries. Wipe it off with some white distilled vinegar & that should eliminate the "stains". You may need to let the cloth or sponge sit for a minute or 2 to let the vinegar dissolve the minerals. What the stainless mainly means is that it will not rust.
683511
Vinegar... after washing - before drying - just wipe on, or spray on vinegar and rinse off and hand dry immediately - for all stainless steel pots and pans to remove the yellow spots and discoloration :)
1410869
I have a counter question, why would you dry dish clothes on this one :). I just got this a month back so not very sure whether it would rust. I do keep my little wet glasses on it. Will come to know about the rust in some time (although I don't think it should rust) :)
120081
I am not sure what engraved numbers you're referring to on the dryer. Have you called Samsungs's parts department?
1966384
That iron has a three year guarantee if I remember correctly. You may be able to remove the rust spots with a little Bar Keepers Friend or one of those Mr Clean Magic Erasers. I love my iron. I wore out one and now have another.
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The patches are a mixture of burnt lint and mineral deposits. C.L.R. is available at major retailers and can help. Put the liquid on a paper towel the size of the sole plate and let it soak for about 20 minutes. Then scrape it off with the edge of an old credit card. Repeat until done.If your iron has gotten to this point, consider replacing it with one that has a cleaning mode for removing old lint before it builds up and burns. Also, stop using tap water and use distilled instead. I recommend the Black and Decker D2030.Also look for a "dripless" iron, which won't throw out drops of water which tend to concentrate the brown in spots. You want steam, not hot water on your clothes :) The patches are a mixture of burnt lint and mineral deposits. C.L.R. is available at major retailers and can help. Put the liquid on a paper towel the size of the sole plate and let it soak for about 20 minutes. Then scrape it off with the edge of an old credit card. Repeat until done.If your iron has gotten to this point, consider replacing it with one that has a cleaning mode for removing old lint before it builds up and burns. Also, stop using tap water and use distilled instead. I recommend the Black and Decker D2030.Also look for a "dripless" iron,... » Read More The patches are a mixture of burnt lint and mineral deposits. C.L.R. is available at major retailers and can help. Put the liquid on a paper towel the size of the sole plate and let it soak for about 20 minutes. Then scrape it off with the edge of an old credit card. Repeat until done.If your iron has gotten to this point, consider replacing it with one that has a cleaning mode for removing old lint before it builds up and burns. Also, stop using tap water and use distilled instead. I recommend the Black and Decker D2030.Also look for a "dripless" iron, which won't throw out drops of water which tend to concentrate the brown in spots. You want steam, not hot water on your clothes :) « Show Less
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I have never had that happen. I throw mine in the washer with a few prs. of jeans and they come out clean. I DO NOT put them in the dryer... I air dry them. Maybe its time to buy some new ones? I found that they lose their absorbancy after 2 yrs. of using.
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no but I clean my stainless appliances with WD 40 . it was a tip from Samsung customer service. my appliances always look great resist finger prints and there is never any sign of rust or corrosion. it's a tip I often pass on.
2104304
I use it quite often and then clean and dry it by hand and have had no problem with rust as of this date. Care in washing and drying it well is the Key
1498031
Is the washer still under warranty? I certainly would call Samsung out there. I have not noticed anything like that happening and our washer is going all the time. You coukd also call around to some local servicemen to ask if they have dealt with this problem before....perhaps there is a rough edge on one of those metal edges in the drum parts. Someone if you keep digging is going to be able to help you!
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It's possible the dishwasher created an environment for rust. Now I hand wash these knives.
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I have seen some small rust spots on mine after a couple months of use, but I was using the dishwasher. Since them I've switched to hand washing always.
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I've not experienced rust yet, but it does set unused. My house humidity runs around 58%. Have you tried a mild bleach and water solution for your mold?
600133
I also have a rust problem and found the best method is to install a prefilter upstream of this one. Use one of the white string wound type filters. It helps this filter last longer. Otherwise, you get about a month or so of use.
455006
Yes ours rusted some too after washing. I thought maybe my kids had left water sitting in it.