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[hotpointwfwt02]

YouTube vids

I've been wondering if your going to upload some vids again on YouTube of your Siemens and Bosch and other washers you recorded years ago as you've not uploaded in 10 years.

 

[nickuk]

Thank you

Hey there, excellent detective work! You sure know your Hotpoints!

Yes it was deffo photo `1 of 2'. I think the other picture was a later model.

I'm really sorry but I can't remember how long it held the top spin for. Maybe a couple of minutes?

I hadn't planned on doing any more videos, though maybe I will if I get a minute. I only have one machine, an integrated Siemens 1400 spin, though I really like it. It's about 4 years old now and since I sometimes run it all day I do wonder if something might go wrong soon. So far, so good though!

 

[hotpointwfwt02]

Your welcome

Hey Nick, the powerstream feature wasn't a jetsystem. Powerstream is where it distributes anti clockwise a couple of times in the Cottons main wash which pulls water through the clothes to provide decent performance that the Hotpoint WMA series models do. It spins clockwise. And on the final spin on the Cottons 40*C and 95*C with and without time saver it spends 10 seconds on full speed and the same on Cottons 60*C with time saver. But however the Cottons 60 without the time saver does 1 minute on full speed. They use DC motors. They are my favourite machines and I'll tell you all about my washing machine collection. And how is the rinsing on the Siemens? Does it do seal level high rinses?

Janak

 

[hotpointwfwt02]

Forgot to mention

The Hotpoint WMM's do the Powerstream aswell. The WMM's are Satin Aluminium WMA's. The WMM75 is basically a Satin Aluminium WMA76.

 

[aegokocarat]

Sorry for resurrecting a thread!
I've recently purchased a bottle of the Lenor Parfumelle Pearly peony fabric softener, £3.50 for a large 72 wash pack!
Anyway!
The scent is very subtle and "luxurious" so to speak, it has a slight vanilla undertone to it, its gorgeous!
Tom

 

[indesit-lover]

Fairy non bio

Today I got a box of fairy non bio and it's still same powdery type stuff with the same original scent
I saw a few of you was worrying in case it changed so just letting you guys no it asnt and not to worry

 

[nickuk]

Just two days ago we decided to demolish and rebuild our garage. For this reason I had to sort out my stash of detergents and FS. All the old (gone off) stuff was chucked and a bunch of duplicates donated. However, was still left with this! Oops, I did it again...........

 

[mralex]

Nickuk - I’m jealous! Where did you get the Tide? I can only find it at the uasfoodstore in Holland Park or Amazon for £21

 

[nickuk]

Tide

Hi Alex

I got the Tide HE liquid (original scent) from Amazon UK just a few days ago. It was about £17 I think? It's a nice liquid which cleans really well. Smells good and has had a similar scent for years. The closest scent comparison (randomly) is Persil non bio liquitabs.

Unlike most Euro liquids, however, this does not leave much scent on laundry once the cycle is complete.

 

[nickuk]

Update

Scent of Tide liquid not really comparable to anything in UK now - (in my opinion) Persil non bio liquitabs have tweaked scent since I last used them....become a little stronger.....now have more in common with the weirdly pungent scent of Persil Non Bio S+M. There is still something of the Tide liquid about them, but far less than before.

I suspect it's all part of the `wash in cold water with liquid and we'll cover up the remaining filth and germs with stink' way of thinking.

The reason most people's door seals in the UK are black with mould.

Eugh. Anyway I've gone off topic.