Product review (5 stars): Free Teenage Demolition Assistance are too expensive
Drunken Reviewer here and what a smashed up review you're in for a treat for.  And by smashed I mean me and by review,  well keep reading.

So after the flood of 16' as it will forever be called here, I snagged a free high end washer with only minor water damage with only one problem.  The proper LG washing machine removal practices were not quite followed to the "T" in this particular instance.  For starters the only tools used during removal was 2 teenager arms and a knife.  They cut the hoses, they cut the cord, they cut the return line...  Ah but you get what you pay for is no more false when it's something for free, whether it being a teenage demolition assistant or a washer removed by said teenage demolition assistant. Now the power cord was easy enough to splice back together and my own hoses back home took care of the water lines but no luck fixing the return line... Luckily this LG 5215ER2002G Washing Machine return hose fixed it right up.  And just a little helpful hint, Google images for "5215ER2002G drain hose" and you'll see right were the other end of this thing is supposed to hook up.  Very simple job that just needs a Philips screwdriver, Chanel locks, and half an ounce of patience.  ( 3 shots of whiskey is totally optional but definitely recommended!)

p.s. Do NOT use Free Teenage Appliance Repair Assistant for this job...