Thiamin, vitamin B1, works in the form of a co-enzyme (enzyme helper) in reactions that produce energy in our bodies. It helps break down glucose (a simple sugar) for energy in 2 steps of metabolism; helps make DNA and RNA and produce energy-rich molecules that power protein synthesis.
There is no specific requirement in the NEC for the washing machine itself to have GFCI protection. Section 210.52(F) requires a receptacle outlet to be installed for the laundry area and it must be supplied by a 20-ampere branch circuit in accordance with 210.11(C)(2).
Per the 2008 NEC (Source: Mike Holt Newsletter August 2010) GFCI protection is required for all 15A and 20A, 125V receptacles installed in the following commercial/industrial locations [210.8(B)]: (1) Bathrooms. All 15A and 20A, 125V receptacles installed in commercial or industrial bathrooms must be GFCI protected.