When your lifestyle is busy and you're always on the go, getting ahead of the laundry can seem like an endless task. Today's washing machines come with a host of features and functions that can help make laundry seem a little less of a chore. Here are a few things you should know when selecting a clothes washer.
1. Measure twice (or three times)
Most washers come in two widths, 27-inches or...
Washing machines are one of the hardest appliances to shop for. They're a pain to transport, the market is flooded with complex jargon and enticing "innovations" and, of course, there's the decision-making stress that comes with any large, expensive purchase.
The good news is that a high quality washing machine will last a very long time, so choose wisely and you'll have worry-free washing for...
Given below are the 6 key points that you should pay attention to. Take a look.
Whether it is an old or new machine that you intend to buy, the first thing that you should consider is the capacity of the drum. Whether you should go for a larger drum capacity or a smaller one, depends on how frequently it is convenient for you to use the machine, and/or the number of members in your family. The...
Everyone has to do laundry, but not everyone knows that the type of machine you wash your clothes in can make a big difference to your energy and water bills. There are two types of washers on the market these days: top-load and front-load. Until recently, top-load machines were the most popular choice for homeowners, while front-load machines were mostly found in laundromats and commercial...
1, Too heavy load :
The power of the washer motor is based on the rated washing capacity of the washing machine and the efficiency of the motor, and leaves room for it. However, when the weight of the washed dry clothes exceeds the rated amount, the load of the washer motor increases, the temperature rises, and finally the motor windings burn out. In addition, long-term overflow (above the high...