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completely off the top of my head round about figure guess that was...

yeah its 17 mins on mine, switches to drain a few seconds before the counter changes to 17mins left..not that i've studied it in detail or anything!! lol!!

yeah i suppose it could be worse, i was really disappointed it had a completely different spin pattern to the older hotpoints and was really gutted that they've now lost the very distinctive spin noise, used to be able to spot a hotpoint spin cycle a mile off!!

hotpoint ultima powerstream extra, nothing like the hotpoints of old

same problem with aprents not bein very happy about it i'm afraid otherwise i'd happily give some of these a home!!

tricky one...decisions decisions...you found any others on ebay?

go for the zanussi then, which one you interested in? the oldest lookin one offers no postage, only collection

your folks don't mind you having a collection?

has to be the hotpoints, the models before the one in the pic, grew up with a 95360, top machine!!!

ditch the new wave and invest in vintage!!

ditch the new wave and invest in vintage!!

Darren, which machine you thinking of going for?

unfortunately i have no room to keep any of the machines :-( but the Philips and Hotpoint are personal favourites of mine! like the zanussi aswell.

Newwave, type in "washing machine" and simply trawl through the pages, its afer the first 5 pages, i know that much

what a machine........

what a machine.........

80s washers Hoover, not sure about he round door on this one though, doesn't quite have the same appeal as the square door

Early 90s zanussi, no where near as good as the zanussi that follows...

memorable Hotpoint washer with brown trim and the door with a latch

There are some diamnod examples of classic 80s washing machines on Ebay, anyone thinking of buying?