I've tried to grow many bamboo species from rhizome cuttings and my success rate has varied from about 0% to 50% depending on species. If you want to try, you can cut that rhizome anywhere and plant-up 8"-10" chunks from sections that have a lot of fine roots. I'd do it now before we get further into the spring shooting season. However, I don't do much propagation from rhizome cuttings anymore. You can never predict the success rate, and the ones that do shoot will take several years before they put up even moderate-sized culms. If you want better success, let the plant send up new shoots, and then next winter, when the plant is fairly dormant, dig up large rootballs with the culms intact and re-plant.

FWIW I noodled around the manual a bit more and I found that 'stain removal' might make me happy. It sends in cold water (profile wash! not that I need it, but still) and heats the water to 'the selected cycle's temperature'. Adds about 20 minutes to a load. That'll make me happy, if I end up wanting more time. So far, so good with the shorter wash. ===========>>>>READ THISI just went downstairs to check my load of sheets (two queen flats sewn into a duvet, two twin fitted Xlongs, six pillow cases). This configuration is particularly finicky for my Danby - and it was also for the Bosch, the load was pretty wet. Thank heavens I insisted on any model that had a rinse/spin option! Every machine should have that option!

HU-382744289, Two methods to confirm if water pumping from the recirculation port during spin is the source of your problem: - Raise the machine's top deck for a look-see during spin. Pry out the two lid bumpers near the front corners. Remove the screws. Raise the top just enough during the final spin when running a load to peep beneath to see if any water is flowing from the recirculation port, hitting the rim of the spinning basket and splattering around inside the cabinet. Don't raise the top any higher than necessary. The motor wires that come up at the right rear corner into the control console can get pinched and cut against the sharp metal edge of the cabinet. - Operate the diverter and pump via Diagnostic Mode to check for improper water flow. 1) With the machine power Off, press and HOLD Wash Temp Down, then press Power at the same. Should get two beeps and the panel turns on. Release the buttons. 2) Press the Delicate cycle button to activate the diverter (takes 2-ish mins to shift modes, there's NO indication on the panel when that's done so do it first so it can shift while you do the rest of the test preparation). 3) Press Wash Temp Down to run some cold water into the tub, up to maybe the low water level mark. Press again to turn the water flow off. 4) Wait a little longer if 3 mins hasn't passed since Step 2 to insure the diverter is shifted to recirculation mode. Then press the Regular cycle button to turn the pump on. 5) Water should flow from the recirculation port and NONE from the drain hose. 6) Press Regular and Delicate to turn the diverter and pump off. 7) Wait 3 to 5 mins for the diverter to shift back to drain mode. 8) Press Regular to run the pump again. 9) Water should flow from the drain hose and NONE from the recirculation port. Lift the edge of the tub cover a bit to see under it to confirm no flow from the port. Let all the water drain, then press Power to exit Diagnostics.

Just cut the pipe and replace the faucet; there's a split in the pipe around 2" to 3" inside the wall. That wire you see is a ground wire back to the panel.