Samsung ActiveWave Agitator Top Loader
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There's so much water for the scant-bit of clothes in the examples in the video that the auger isn't doing anything, LOL.
vacerator
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Nope,
wouldn't trust it! I'd go with an LG, or even a Maytag commerical with the old fashion agiataor.
wouldn't trust it! I'd go with an LG, or even a Maytag commerical with the old fashion agiataor.
vacerator
Well-known member
Why no?
read the next lower thread.
read the next lower thread.
ultrawash
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So basically, the same thing what WP is doing.
the standard AHAM load, which has not changed in decades, AND for any given machine out there, no matter how large of capacity it has....
as long as it can wash 8lbs, EPA regulations have been met!...
this one is demonstrating an excessive amount of water used.....but for the HE machines that are 3, 4 and 5+ cu ft capacity, loaded full of clothing that is not getting wet, or cleaned.....just note, that machine is overloaded!....but give it a standard 8lb load, and it will work just fine.....
thats just the way it is....
as long as it can wash 8lbs, EPA regulations have been met!...
this one is demonstrating an excessive amount of water used.....but for the HE machines that are 3, 4 and 5+ cu ft capacity, loaded full of clothing that is not getting wet, or cleaned.....just note, that machine is overloaded!....but give it a standard 8lb load, and it will work just fine.....
thats just the way it is....
Bleh!
I have to see this machine in action to believe it!
I have to see this machine in action to believe it!
Yogitunes
You hit the nail right on the head! Guess who else uses 8 pound loads for testing? CR! Add enough to wash, and spray to 'rinse'.
You hit the nail right on the head! Guess who else uses 8 pound loads for testing? CR! Add enough to wash, and spray to 'rinse'.
