WASHING MACHINES AND TUMBLE DRYERS Sample Clauses

WASHING MACHINES AND TUMBLE DRYERS. You cannot make any claim against us for any compensation for any loss or damage caused as a result of the washer- dryer breaking down or damaging your belongings.
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WASHING MACHINES AND TUMBLE DRYERS. 4.23.1. Garments in laundry machines should not be left unattended. Residents are responsible for all personal belongings in the laundry room, and anywhere else on the premises; 4.23.2. Please familiarise with the use of the washing machines and tumble dryers, including the following: 4.23.2.1. Only use washing powder for automatic machines; 4.23.2.2. Program the machine according to the size of the load; 4.23.2.3. Do not interrupt the washing cycles of machines or the drying cycles of tumble dryers; 4.23.2.4. Water saturated garments may under no circumstances be placed in the tumble dryers. Hand-washed clothes must first be spin-dried; 4.23.3. Laundry may under no circumstances hang out of windows or on balconies; 4.23.4. Students are not allowed to wash the following in the washing machines: shoes, tekkies, carpets, blankets or any other non-clothing items; 4.23.5. Laundry facilities are only available to residents. No visitors or previous residents will be allowed to make use of the facilities; 4.23.6. Residents may not dispose of any foreign objects down drains;

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