Electrolux washers
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The european Affinity has some differences too.
Starting by the 220V power, against the 110V in USA and Brazil.
Also, it still have both hot and cold fills.
Starting by the 220V power, against the 110V in USA and Brazil.
Also, it still have both hot and cold fills.
georgect
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thomasortega...
WOOF!
Sorry nothing to do with the Affinity, just a frienldy "WOOF".
WOOF!
Sorry nothing to do with the Affinity, just a frienldy "WOOF".
Tired and got a headache. Doing laundry with no photo update, sorry!
Tylenol x Electrolux x bed
Larry, there's an easy way to get rid of the headache.
1) Toss a load in your Electrolux and forget it.
2) Have a Tylenol, maybe two, or maybe four or five aspirins.
3) Turn off your cell phone and unplug the phone.
4) Go to bed and forget the world exists until tomorrow morning.
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Georgect
Woof?
somebody please explain. LOL
Larry, there's an easy way to get rid of the headache.
1) Toss a load in your Electrolux and forget it.
2) Have a Tylenol, maybe two, or maybe four or five aspirins.
3) Turn off your cell phone and unplug the phone.
4) Go to bed and forget the world exists until tomorrow morning.
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Georgect
Woof?
somebody please explain. LOL
Thomas, I've done three of the four you've listed.
I'm feeling better, but need more rest and laundry! LOL
I'm feeling better, but need more rest and laundry! LOL
Lary... Well, if you want, I know a place where you can find 9 washing machines (4 electrolux) + an extra king size bed and a Dior duvet.
George... I got your email and almost had another heart attack.
Obs. Folks, some of you could be intrigued with the many times I talk about my Dior duvet. Just for you to understand, it's a joke some friends made relating my duvet which is a Dior (as most of you know, Dior is an ordinary and cheap brand) and the comedy character "Christian Pior", from a brazillian comedy show. (Christian Pior means Christian Worst in English)
Christian Pior is the gay (and funny) version of Miranda Priestly.
Below there's a Pior's video, when he visited a beach in greece. Be careful, some naked women appears on it (but it has those black stripes because the tv show is classified to 12 and older.)
George... I got your email and almost had another heart attack.
Obs. Folks, some of you could be intrigued with the many times I talk about my Dior duvet. Just for you to understand, it's a joke some friends made relating my duvet which is a Dior (as most of you know, Dior is an ordinary and cheap brand) and the comedy character "Christian Pior", from a brazillian comedy show. (Christian Pior means Christian Worst in English)
Christian Pior is the gay (and funny) version of Miranda Priestly.
Below there's a Pior's video, when he visited a beach in greece. Be careful, some naked women appears on it (but it has those black stripes because the tv show is classified to 12 and older.)
Of course i forgot to paste the link... like always.... LOL
Just watching clip and it was so naughty!
LOL
LOL
rayjay
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Hey Larry........... So how is the Wave touch doing? Did Sears replace it yet for you? Let us know.
Ray
Ray
Unfortunatelly I don't know how to make subtitles. and most of his jokes are understandable only in portuguese because of the context.
His comments are hilarious... They are something like:
"This party is only for rich people like me that know how to eat caviar and drink Veuve Clicquot, not for poor people like you that think Nike is a "chic" brand.."
Or
"Look at this lady. she's so elegant and rich that she never farts. She releases flower scents. Not like you, POOR, that looks like an atomic bomb after eating beans."
he never says "Hello people, hello my friend or hello [your name]" He always says "hello person" using a very arrogant and "gay" accent.
His comments are hilarious... They are something like:
"This party is only for rich people like me that know how to eat caviar and drink Veuve Clicquot, not for poor people like you that think Nike is a "chic" brand.."
Or
"Look at this lady. she's so elegant and rich that she never farts. She releases flower scents. Not like you, POOR, that looks like an atomic bomb after eating beans."
he never says "Hello people, hello my friend or hello [your name]" He always says "hello person" using a very arrogant and "gay" accent.
Hey Larry, I was going to ask the same thing...
Did they replace your "degradeé painting" WT?
Did they replace your "degradeé painting" WT?
georgect
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Bleach Release Question
Anyone know when the bleach is released during a wash cycle?
I assume it's toward the end of the cycle so enzymes can do their work but anyone know how much time bleach is actually in the drum with the clothes?
I manually add bleach (to my top loader) the last 6 minutes of the wash cycle.
Anyone know when the bleach is released during a wash cycle?
I assume it's toward the end of the cycle so enzymes can do their work but anyone know how much time bleach is actually in the drum with the clothes?
I manually add bleach (to my top loader) the last 6 minutes of the wash cycle.
In US FL washers, bleach is generally dispensed during the first rinse. At least in any US FL washer that I've used! :/
I'm not sure if it has it or not. But during the phoject I remember some discutions to puta a oxybleach dispenser function too.
the oxibleach (sodium percabonate) should be added to the detergent dispenser AFTER the washer finishes the 1st fill and it would be flushed only when the water reaches the minimum temperature required for the best performance.
I think larry could tell us what was the result. Do they kept this feature or not?
Liquid bleach is released on the first rinse, usually after the fill to avoid damaging the clothes. I think that's standard on all modern Electrolux machines around the world.
the oxibleach (sodium percabonate) should be added to the detergent dispenser AFTER the washer finishes the 1st fill and it would be flushed only when the water reaches the minimum temperature required for the best performance.
I think larry could tell us what was the result. Do they kept this feature or not?
Liquid bleach is released on the first rinse, usually after the fill to avoid damaging the clothes. I think that's standard on all modern Electrolux machines around the world.
georgect
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Is there a reason why liquid bleach isn't added toward the end of the wash cycle?
Why is it added to the first rinse cycle when chemicals should be rinsed out?
Also (in Electrolux washers), is there a spin after washing before first rinse and additional spins between additional rinses?
Why is it added to the first rinse cycle when chemicals should be rinsed out?
Also (in Electrolux washers), is there a spin after washing before first rinse and additional spins between additional rinses?
That's because in some countries, some stupid housekeepers use amonia to degrease some kinds of fabric. (like kitchen towels)
amonia x chlorine, Do I need to say something else?
amonia x chlorine, Do I need to say something else?
yes, there are spins between the rinses
Some people say that bleach should be added to the first rinse, never the wash -- the "put it in the wash" thing came out as a shortcut when housewives in America started using it in a fairly simple process (when all that was available was either a tub/handwash or a a "conventional"/non-automatic washer): they essentially had only 3 baths/phases, namely wash, rinse, rinse.
The correct, most effective process, should always have been wash, rinse/bleach, rinse, rinse. The bleach in the first rinse (cooler water) has a chance to actually react with the stains/clothes instead of a massive amount of dirt in the wash water, also, even though bleach in hotter water tends to react faster, it also tends to evaporate from the water very quickly and tends to last longer (hang around longer) in colder water. Also, remember that chlorine bleach is non-selective, it will react with almost anything, including the detergent, so allowing time for the detergent to work in the wash is better than obliterating part of the detergent in the last few minutes (or the full) wash. Finally, you don't need nearly as much bleach in the first rinse for the same effect as bleach in the wash, but don't hold your breath waiting for bleach manufacturers to tell you that. ;-)
The correct, most effective process, should always have been wash, rinse/bleach, rinse, rinse. The bleach in the first rinse (cooler water) has a chance to actually react with the stains/clothes instead of a massive amount of dirt in the wash water, also, even though bleach in hotter water tends to react faster, it also tends to evaporate from the water very quickly and tends to last longer (hang around longer) in colder water. Also, remember that chlorine bleach is non-selective, it will react with almost anything, including the detergent, so allowing time for the detergent to work in the wash is better than obliterating part of the detergent in the last few minutes (or the full) wash. Finally, you don't need nearly as much bleach in the first rinse for the same effect as bleach in the wash, but don't hold your breath waiting for bleach manufacturers to tell you that. ;-)
Also (in Electrolux washers), is there a spin after washing
It depends on what cycle being used.
Delicate, hand wash, and I think casual and colors are no spin after wash.
I will check and see later, I'm at work right now.
P.S. still have the machine and living with the color.....
It depends on what cycle being used.
Delicate, hand wash, and I think casual and colors are no spin after wash.
I will check and see later, I'm at work right now.
P.S. still have the machine and living with the color.....
