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Huggies size 7 or 8. I prefer the 7 because there's not much difference  in size between the two and you get more with the 7. They both hold about the same amount of pee.  

In your defense, I would point out that, up until recently, this house was an income property for you, ergo the machines were in essence rented mules, and possibly whipped accordingly. My family of ladies is merciless on the laundry equipment - forget cloth nappies, they stuff them to the gills with towels that were used once, and sheets and anything else not deemed "delicate", and frequently, the machine throws an error code mid-cycle because it believes it can't drain itself, due to excess suds, or it's vibrating like a hexagonal wheel would, on the highway.  I believe you are correct on two fronts: first, material fatigue likely claimed one of the drum suspension components, and when that does or does not happen is a Schrodinger's cat scenario, and second, you should call a scrap metal company, not a technician - this monkey's gone to heaven. Scrap companies come for free, the metal corpus divinum being their reward.  I've had this happen - the parts required to fix it cost half as much as a new machine, to which you have to add the labour involved in an almost complete disassembly and reassembly, and then you'll have a brand new drum and suspension, attached to a bunch of aging other parts. Get a new one, and accept no blame! I grew up with the same washer and dryer in the house for 20 years - once a decade, a belt was required by one of them. Now, appliances that want access to my wifi and are capable of liking my social media posts, have a life expectancy of 5-8 years, but are unable to warn us of impending doom.  I laughed out loud at this, because I have seen it! Not a wheel detachment, but rather, all the beautiful lights on a dashboard came on, first one, then another, first amber, then red, and my beloved's response was to try to drive faster, so that she could get home and throw the keys at me. An autopsy was never performed, but the patient was surly dead. The order, I believe, went: low coolant light (amber), then, engine temperature light (red), then, low oil pressure light (flashing red), then, all the lights, then, no lights. The engine reverted to what it once had been: a block of contiguous metal.  

I had a feeling you'd enjoy!!! 😂💞 I was VERY EXCITED FOR THAT!!! YAY!!! 💜

Kyla was embarrassed she should’ve known she’d be getting changed but she never thought about her step mom changing her diaper.. Oh great I guess this really is my diaper.. I wonder if she knew all about this!  Maybe this was there plan all long.. Kayla noticed everyone was talking to her like she was a little girl or a toddler… ”Ok.” She said softly trying to get used to her new situation..  Kayla blushed as her step mommy leaned down to talk to her and she was surprised her breasts didn’t pop out… Oh no she’s in on the mommy thing too! Do they really expect me to call her mommy!  “OK thanks.” She said still nervous… Yeah I bet you think of me as your baby.. Kayla shook her head in dismay as she got a image of them pulling up to the house and a sign is placed in the yard.. ”IT’S A GIRL!”  Kayla crinkles her way over to her step mommy with her arms held out for a hug.. Least I’m not crawling! She thinks feeling like a toddler taking her first steps.. Only thing missing was both clapping for encouragement with each step!   

Excellent chapter !! my bet is his mommy gonna release him from timeout e give him a bath and since he has two accidents (she gonna find his wet pants ) she gonna make him wear pampers just be safe , gonna be funny him in pampers while his niece is in panties !!