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Spin Efficiency Hi mielelover's, I find the 1400RPM Cottons cycle on the Dyson spins as dry as the 2800RPM spin dryer but its certainly not any better. I am not sure why it spins so dry but I suspect it is a combination of the large drum diameter, large surface area and the 4923 perforations...

Hi Toggleswitch, As Automaticwasher.org is an American web site I thought it best to include Comforter in the description to be courteous and avoid confusion. David

15 Tog King Size Duvet/Comforters I wash all the Duvets in our home every month without fail. My Dyson washers swallow 15 Tog King Size Duvet/Comforters with ease. Dyson washers have a dedicated Duvet cycle 60ºC with a high water level designed to kill dust mites and dust mite allergens...

Dyson Contrarotator Spin I am the proud owner of two Dyson washers, a TOL CR01 Memory and the later (And sadly the last model) TOL CR02 2 Drums Allergy. I will do some videos when I get some spare time probably the weekend. The spin starts with a couple of reverse tumbles next it distributes...

Quiet Reliability Hi Mark, Yes they were fantastic machines. I remember the TV ads for them with a baby sleeping in front of a 7168 on 1000 spin and the slogan “Quiet Reliability”. The last of the Philco made Bendix washers was the 71258 they disappeared shortly after Electrolux group acquired...

Forcing ones opinions on others. Foraloysius I must speak in Hoovermatics defense. I recall a recent thread number 7247 (ARISTON Aqualtis it's wonderful) in which Jonathan (lavamat_jon) is quick to condemn Filekar1’s new washing machine. I found his attitude arrogant and abusive. Filekar1 a new...

Bendix 7147PB Hi Rob, Your Gran's Bendix in your picture is the 7147PB it was the last of that series. The 7148 800RPM and 7168 1000RPM were launched around that time they featured an electronically controlled induction motor, sump pre fill to avoid detergent loss, a bio soak cycle, a low...

Philco Bendix 7142A Washer Yes indeed 1970's the washer was sold in the UK as the Bendix 7142A 550RPM spin. Seamus the UK models were indeed made in Italy by Philco. There was also an 800 RPM spin model in the range, the Bendix 7147. I really liked these machines as they washed really well...

TI Creda Rhythm Spin Yes I remember that one well my cousin owned one; it was late 70 early 80's model which if I remember correctly it was called Super De Luxe Electronic or Debonair De Luxe Electronic. It washed a 4.5Kg 9Lb load and featured Creda's unique Rhythm Spin which was supposed to...