This is Richard from a client's cheaper. I have some people talk to me and ask questions about sometimes I have washers that develop a little bit of a stink to them and I just want to let you know a couple things you can do. Now on top loaders it doesn't happen as often but it can't happen if you don't wash too much. There's a, let me show you on this one here, it's a little bigger tub. Below the tub there's always a little bit of water and that water might start to smell. So a lot of times I got to do run it once through a real short cycle, no soap or nothing or maybe put a little bleach or vinegar, not at the same time, one or the other. Vinegar you might use, at some point in time you might have tried it on your dishwasher to help clear out some of the white stuff that lands on your dishes. A little vinegar in there or bleach, like I said, one or the other. Run it through a short cycle and then leave the lid open for a while. And if you just get into the habit of leaving the lid open it will probably help get more air in there and dry it out. And on a front loader it's the same thing. We have a front loader at home and we just leave the door about halfway open and it has no problem at all. It also wears a dry climate here. But if you're in a more moist climate you definitely want to leave the window or not the window, the door open on your washer. Just let's more fresh air in there and also of course you don't want to leave your clothes in after you've washed them because then they really can start to smell. Anyway that's our tip for the week. Thank you.