Is there an easy way to drain a washing machine?

Question

my washer broke and it is full of water, is there an easy way to drain it, or should I go get my cup?

Answer 1

Anyway that you can get it outside and dump it over? Otherwise, maybe a hose to siphon it. Also, I would get a shop vac and just suck it all out! That would be the easiest way!

Answer 2

Use a gravity flow pump..

Answer 3

We had to dip ours out. Good luck on your washing machine problem!

Answer 4

You have  "special cup" for that?

that's funny.

Answer 5

They make a drill pump at the hardware store. You hook it up to a drill of any kind and hook up two garden hoses it'll pump it out. I use one for my waterbed I think it was $12

Answer 6

Try using a siphon.  Get a garden hose or other long hose to siphon the water out.

Answer 7

use a wet vac.  you can buy them at Home Depot pretty cheap.  and before you now it you will find another use for it again.  It's a good investment

Answer 8

If you can't get it to the spin cycle to drain on it's own then you have to dip out all that water yourself.  You could try to siphon it out.  Get a long piece of hose, then start sucking like crazy. When water starts to come to the end of the hose,bend it over and let it drain out. Good Luck.

Answer 9

Pick it up and pour it out into a sink.

Answer 10

No there isn't, just have it drain out. Make sure when draining it you place it at an angle so that water will drain towards the hole. That way it will better get out the excess water. Just place one end on bricks or the like.

Answer 11

get a bucket and start get water on trowing it in ur bath tub

Answer 12

I had the same thing happen to me. The repair guy just used a shop vac and sucked the water out. Otherwise, maybe a hose to siphon the water out or some other form of water pump will work.