Roper Rinse Rash

[appnut]

George, yes, my heart strings were tugged when I saw Terry Lattz's name/id.

 

[golittlesport]

Terry

Same here. Seeing this old post from George and Terry (and Glen and Bob) brought back warm memories.

 

[gelaundry4ever]

revival reason

The reson why I revived is thread is because nothing has changed. In fact, they've only seem to get worse. Low water washing and rinsing in addition to the low intermediate spin after wash and before rinse is insanity to me.

 

[qsd-dan]

I don't believe any top loading manufacture is using extremely low water fills on the deep rinse cycle anymore. That's an idea/design that received a ton of backlash and was thankfully scrapped.

 

[repairguy]

When manufacturers were doing this for a couple of years at the time this original thread was made GE would fill the tub to 1/4 for rinse and sit for a few minutes and drain back out. That was the rinse, no agitation or nothing.

 

[DADoES]

 
Rinsing is essentially a process of dilution and extraction but one static minimal fill with perhaps no spin spray is questionable.  Multiple spin sprays and extractions is reasonable but some of the flume spray patterns don't cover the load surface area very well for thorough saturation.

 

[gelaundry4ever]

stupid rinse

What GE did to their rinse was absolutely stupid. The Maytags with the load size selector set to large always fills halfway at bo the wash and rinse. That too is stupid! They should've had the spray rinse at final spin. Nothing has changed.