What does WM mean in HOUSING & AMENITIES

WM stands for Washing Machine and is an electrical appliance mainly used for cleaning clothes such as shirts, dresses and trousers.

A washing machine works by agitating wet clothes in soapy water, then draining out the dirty liquid and replacing it with clean rinse water. After that, the clothes are spun out at high speed which helps extract some of the moisture from them so they can be dried faster.

There are two main types of washing machines available these days - top loading models and front loading models. Top loading machines fill up from the top while front loading ones load your clothes through a door at the front of the machine. Some newer models also come with additional features like steam cleaning or self-cleaning cycles.

Yes, there are several tips you can follow when using a washing machine to ensure your clothes stay looking neat and clean for longer periods of time. Some things you can do include using cold water for most washes, separating different colored clothing items before you put them into the drum, using appropriate amounts of detergents or cleaners based on type and weight of laundry items, checking pockets for small objects before putting them in the drum, and carefully selecting cycles according to each item's fabric type.

Regular maintenance of your washing machine is important to ensure its long-term effectiveness and performance. You should thoroughly clean both inside and outside parts regularly; check filters occasionally; inspect hoses for cracks or signs of leaks; pay attention to noises or strange smells coming from within; give special care when moving the machine around; make sure water drains properly after each cycle; periodically check all buttons/switches/controls; keep away any flammable substances or liquids near it; if repairing is necessary don't attempt it yourself unless fully qualified to do so.