By "fill" I was referring to filling with clothes - a traditional agitator-type top loader is rougher on clothes when the water level is set for a partial fill. The vanes usually are usually largest at the bottom and will just violently shred your clothes, especially at the faster agitation speed. The worst in my experience were late-'80s and '90s Whirlpool (and related brands) that had an agitator that couldn't twist very far in either direction, and tried to make up for it by agitating very fast (most of them would automatically slow down to the "gentle" speed partway through the cycle, even if the regular or heavy-duty cycle was selected, but by then the damage was done). It was particularly bad in their apartment-size 24" wide washers, which had a small tub that didn't leave much room for the clothes to tumble; large items like pants or bed linens were particularly at risk. Other manufacturers of that era, like Maytag and Speed Queen, had a 180 to 210 degree arc to the agitation that allowed it to twist back and forth more slowly and still move water through the clothes. Actually, the only top-load washer with an impeller plate (not sure if that's the right term) I've used, an 8 year old Haier, is substantially rougher on clothes when washed or rinsed with anything but a full water fill; but the plate spins faster than most recent HE top loaders and it doesn't have a recycling waterfall or a spinning drum to help with washing so the rotating plate is the only mechanism for moving water. I'm guessing the new large-tub top loaders are more gentle.

I had this problem on my Bosch and I learned to throw an clean towel in with my sweaters -- (it was usually something like that on delicate cycle that was a very small load). I ran the load with just the items I wanted to wash -- then when it was done and wet I'd throw a towel in (bath sized) and run Drain & Spin cycle. My Miele front loaders never had this problem -- one of the reasons I'm going back to Miele (that and bundling sheets in the dryer were my complaints about the Bosch).

Home Depot sells them but hasn't had them on the floor, I did find them today at Best Buy, I'd originally started at locally owned shops. We ended up purchasing the Duet set due to the great price at Best Buy, we'll see how it goes.

Unplug it and plug it back in.