Run your dishwasher and washing machine only when full.
Only run your washing machine and dishwasher when they are completely full.
Its residents dutifully cart buckets of used shower and washing machine water outside to their gardens.
Running your iPod through a washing machine cycle might not be fatal, but it's certainly not a good idea.
The original reader was the size of a washing machine.
Even washing dishes in a restaurant today requires capital for the dish washing machine.
We should require every household to buy a new, more energy efficient washing machine.
Today you'd get more processing power out of a washing machine.
Not the way the washing machine or the cell phone changed the way life happens.
There's something the matter with your washing machine, he told her.
British Dictionary definitions for washing machine
washing machine
noun
1.
a mechanical apparatus, usually powered by electricity, for washing clothing, linens, etc
washing machine in Technology
storage An old-style 14-inch hard disk in a floor-standing cabinet. So called because of the size of the cabinet and the "top-loading" access to the media packs - and, of course, they were always set on "spin cycle". The thick channel cables connecting these were called "bit hoses". The washing-machine idiom transcends language barriers; it is even used in Russian hacker jargon. See also walking drives. (1995-02-15)