Apology accepted Mark.
I ran my machine empty on several wash cycle fills tonight. Jeans and bulky items used the most water, but nowhere near what Alexander's machine showed after filling. They aren't hammered with the water restrictions like we are with Energy Star. Whites used slightly less water for filling with water empty. Normal/Casual aws even more pathetic than I thought it would be. It added waterr for less than a minute and finished. It as about an 1/8th of an inch deep and only abouty 3 to 4 rows of holes deep from the back of the tub, nothing more. About 1/3 from back to front across the tub. Like I've said in another post, that cycle won't be used edxcept for washing one or two items at most. Bulky/jeans had water the spread about 2/3 across from baffle to baffle. Whites was slightly less. So that's about it. Hope you find it somewhat helpful Mark.
I ran my machine empty on several wash cycle fills tonight. Jeans and bulky items used the most water, but nowhere near what Alexander's machine showed after filling. They aren't hammered with the water restrictions like we are with Energy Star. Whites used slightly less water for filling with water empty. Normal/Casual aws even more pathetic than I thought it would be. It added waterr for less than a minute and finished. It as about an 1/8th of an inch deep and only abouty 3 to 4 rows of holes deep from the back of the tub, nothing more. About 1/3 from back to front across the tub. Like I've said in another post, that cycle won't be used edxcept for washing one or two items at most. Bulky/jeans had water the spread about 2/3 across from baffle to baffle. Whites was slightly less. So that's about it. Hope you find it somewhat helpful Mark.
