Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The outside of your equipment can be dusted off with a damp cloth, but make sure not to submerge the equipment in water; It will not harm the machine if it is left ...
• Aug 3, 2013 ... ... that article to cover that situation. The real question here is: does defragging too often harm the machine? Absolutely not. Let's talk about why.
• Feb 4, 2016 ... Also in that episode, she states clearly that she has no intention to harm the machine, and if Harold tries anything she won't harm him, but harm ...
• ... arms from the treadmill's moving belt. Children may also push buttons or put things onto a treadmill that can harm the machine's ability to function properly.

• In some models, a strap holds the wash tub securely so that it doesn't move during shipping and damage the machine. In other models, shipping bolts do the  ...
• Dirt and Sand: Dirt, sand and other abrasives from your clothes can end up in your washing machine, which may damage the machine if not removed.
• They will prevent the shoes from banging around inside during the cycle, which could damage the machine or your shoes. Make sure the towels are old because  ...
• Oct 7, 2014 ... But, it means the "cleaning" part isn't really effective and it can also damage the machine. To clean successfully, clothes have to be able to ...