Beko...........

[nrones]

slow tumbles slower

Jon.. we know all machines have slow tumbles at the beginning, but the Indesit tumbles are far slower tumbles (you can confirm that in YouTube vids), than slow tumbles on other machines.

For the slow rinse tumbles -- horrible if you ask me... Clothes are moved less, however in time I had my Aqualtis I didn"t actually noticed it took less water!

cheers,
Dex

 

[newwave1]

Indesit tumbles.

If you take a look at the indesit paddles there are the holes in the top and also grooves in the sides at the tops, the slow tumbles litterally drag water across the load soaking it very well. it doesn't take the load very long to be saturated at all. my aeg would do it to. fill to the rim of the drum and do long slow tumbles for a few minutes. I am actually a fan of these tumbles. The same is applied to there 2 stage rinsing which i've found effective.I'm even considering replacing my soon to be knackered zanussi essential with one as the bearings are going.

I actually don't like how my zanussi will static fill without tumbling. it gets on my nerves, it does fast tumbles whips up a load of foam and ends up refilling again. I'm certain they only do this do try and keep water usage and time to a minimum as my zanussi completes a standard cotton 40 in 1hr 20mins.


Darren