According to Blackstone...........
How Much Comprises a Load?
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At first I thought *all that!* but then I noticed there are weights assigned to the various categories, for mixing and matching. That's more like it!
Oooh!
This is interesting, and a good chance for our videographers to put some of the math to the road, considering how many times we've decried capacity ratings because eighteen pounds of nylons would push you out of the laundry room, when eighteen pounds of denim might easily fit in the machine.
It'd be interesting to see if, using the Blackstone chart, you start to see some meaningful correlation with rated capacity...
This is interesting, and a good chance for our videographers to put some of the math to the road, considering how many times we've decried capacity ratings because eighteen pounds of nylons would push you out of the laundry room, when eighteen pounds of denim might easily fit in the machine.
It'd be interesting to see if, using the Blackstone chart, you start to see some meaningful correlation with rated capacity...
*AHEM*
1 bedspread = 3 lbs.
Try putting that in a compact (10 lb) top-loader!
2 house dresses = 1 bedspread?
1 bedspread = 3 lbs.
Try putting that in a compact (10 lb) top-loader!
2 house dresses = 1 bedspread?
Dahling
That was a Desi-Lucy bedspread, not the California-king, den-of-iniquity size.
That was a Desi-Lucy bedspread, not the California-king, den-of-iniquity size.
