2.6 Capacity Front Load Washer
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Yes easily unless it is VERY thick or over 18 pounds in weight.
John L.
John L.
Interesting
since the sales staff I spoke with on the phone in two separate stores had conflicting replies.
I'm considering down sizing my machines because I have limited space in the laundry area with no room left for you to deal with a hose or venting problem.
Thank you Combo52
since the sales staff I spoke with on the phone in two separate stores had conflicting replies.
I'm considering down sizing my machines because I have limited space in the laundry area with no room left for you to deal with a hose or venting problem.
Thank you Combo52
A washer with recirculation pump would handle it better, but any should be capable.
I never had a problem washing them in the 2.2 cf front loaders I had ..No problems at all. I would jam pack those washers .. They wash very well.
the sales staff is the LAST person you should ask, and expect an honest answer....
always ask a mechanic, or someone who actually owns and uses one....now or in the past.....
I have a washer like this, which is not much bigger than what your considering, and handles a king size quilt with no issues....
always ask a mechanic, or someone who actually owns and uses one....now or in the past.....
I have a washer like this, which is not much bigger than what your considering, and handles a king size quilt with no issues....
Much will depend upon what sort of filling inside comforter or quilt.
Down and feathers will compact quite a lot once wet and or air expelled. Polyester and other man made fibers will not.
You'd be surprised at how even a large king sized down duvet looks like nothing by end of washing after final spin has removed air/water. In fact many front loaders with a dedicated "duvet" cycle begin with spinning item first to remove air/flatten.
Down and feathers will compact quite a lot once wet and or air expelled. Polyester and other man made fibers will not.
You'd be surprised at how even a large king sized down duvet looks like nothing by end of washing after final spin has removed air/water. In fact many front loaders with a dedicated "duvet" cycle begin with spinning item first to remove air/flatten.
Depending on investment scale, Miele offers awesome machines (and heatpump dryers) while Electrolux has the better value.
