i went to the Harrods Department Store in London UK about a month ago and managed to find the only thing i went there to see, Miele's product display
the washers and dryers are fully hooked up to water, electricity, and drainage and i got hooked when i last visited in 2015
being either a smart (or slightly crazy) 17 year old, i decided to take a deep plunge into the best modern machines from Miele on Facebook Marketplace
during a hunt for their top of line models i stumbled across a beauty, it was £399
i messaged the company that was selling it and after paying an extra £90 for delivery it's here
delivered on Thursday with a WWI660 behind it in case i changed my mind about the WMV960
the delivery guy was incredibly helpful, and i even showed off my fully customised W916 to him, needless to say he was quite impressed with it, and the garage of machines as well
after he left i got into the settings menu and went to town, setting up every feature i'd need like TwinDos, the water plus level and changing the buzzer tone and screen brightness to my liking
then it was time to actually plumb the machine in and run it's first cycle, which was QuickPowerWash 60
it was like i was seeing miracles (i've probably seen a Miele W1 on a wash about 3 times in my life lol)
after the cycle was done i noticed some mildew specks in the drum, so i ran the "Machine Clean" cycle with 500 grams of Citric Acid, let's just say the water looked like sewage haha (it had been sitting for a while)
later i hopped into service mode, it turn out this machine had about 210 operating hours when i got it, for a total of £489 and an extra £40 for the TwinDos cartriges it's a bargain!
i also removed the heat shield because the reflection and glare was annoying (as i film them for my YouTube channel (Washing Central), so after about 20 minutes of absolute cluelessness i found the best way to take it out was to prise it out with a flathead screwdriver, a little bit of elbow grease and patience, and it was out
it feels like a fever dream having a Miele W1 in my utility room, and i told myself "one day i will own one of these".
7 years later, it's happened, and i couldn't be happier
below is a link to QuickPowerWash 60 in action next to a W916 (that was faster, but the WMV960 managed it more smoothly






the washers and dryers are fully hooked up to water, electricity, and drainage and i got hooked when i last visited in 2015
being either a smart (or slightly crazy) 17 year old, i decided to take a deep plunge into the best modern machines from Miele on Facebook Marketplace
during a hunt for their top of line models i stumbled across a beauty, it was £399
i messaged the company that was selling it and after paying an extra £90 for delivery it's here
delivered on Thursday with a WWI660 behind it in case i changed my mind about the WMV960
the delivery guy was incredibly helpful, and i even showed off my fully customised W916 to him, needless to say he was quite impressed with it, and the garage of machines as well
after he left i got into the settings menu and went to town, setting up every feature i'd need like TwinDos, the water plus level and changing the buzzer tone and screen brightness to my liking
then it was time to actually plumb the machine in and run it's first cycle, which was QuickPowerWash 60
it was like i was seeing miracles (i've probably seen a Miele W1 on a wash about 3 times in my life lol)
after the cycle was done i noticed some mildew specks in the drum, so i ran the "Machine Clean" cycle with 500 grams of Citric Acid, let's just say the water looked like sewage haha (it had been sitting for a while)
later i hopped into service mode, it turn out this machine had about 210 operating hours when i got it, for a total of £489 and an extra £40 for the TwinDos cartriges it's a bargain!
i also removed the heat shield because the reflection and glare was annoying (as i film them for my YouTube channel (Washing Central), so after about 20 minutes of absolute cluelessness i found the best way to take it out was to prise it out with a flathead screwdriver, a little bit of elbow grease and patience, and it was out
it feels like a fever dream having a Miele W1 in my utility room, and i told myself "one day i will own one of these".
7 years later, it's happened, and i couldn't be happier

below is a link to QuickPowerWash 60 in action next to a W916 (that was faster, but the WMV960 managed it more smoothly





