mrb627
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Cold Water Wash
Nice to see they have a cold water wash cycle (rolling my eyes)
Malcolm
Nice to see they have a cold water wash cycle (rolling my eyes)
Malcolm
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Smart moves
They made significant and smart changes to those dryers. I've come so close to buying an LG dryer to match up with my LG washer, but always balked at that small round porthole door which is big on the washer, but small on the dryer. I like what they've done. I guess this is what you can do when you don't have annoying stockholders to answer to.
They made significant and smart changes to those dryers. I've come so close to buying an LG dryer to match up with my LG washer, but always balked at that small round porthole door which is big on the washer, but small on the dryer. I like what they've done. I guess this is what you can do when you don't have annoying stockholders to answer to.
vivalalavatrice
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Really a good machine!
Concerning the Euro Lg top load which washing sistem I think is the same I can say you guys that it's absolutely NOT the 4 hours cycle of tumbling my bedsheets in a such low (I thought for a while that there weren't any water over in) water level, with the TL you can take the load out after 1 hour or less.
Looking to the feature chart then the 8Kg FL has a 62litres of cycle consumption against the 82litres of the 8Kg TL... speechless thinkint that with the FL it'll be compulsory to set the estrarinse using 10%more of water reaching 72-74litres...which difference then!?
This kind of wash action moves the water throught the clothes and not the opposite like FL.
Really effective! I tried it on a dark colours load (I made a cold prerinse to avoid fading with wash hot filling) and the results were great! Hard to believe just lookingat how low rollover but it wokrs!
Don't know whether that machine is just the same (obviously apart from the oustide shape) we have here but honestly I think is the best modern machine I tried since now
BYE
Diomede
Concerning the Euro Lg top load which washing sistem I think is the same I can say you guys that it's absolutely NOT the 4 hours cycle of tumbling my bedsheets in a such low (I thought for a while that there weren't any water over in) water level, with the TL you can take the load out after 1 hour or less.
Looking to the feature chart then the 8Kg FL has a 62litres of cycle consumption against the 82litres of the 8Kg TL... speechless thinkint that with the FL it'll be compulsory to set the estrarinse using 10%more of water reaching 72-74litres...which difference then!?
This kind of wash action moves the water throught the clothes and not the opposite like FL.
Really effective! I tried it on a dark colours load (I made a cold prerinse to avoid fading with wash hot filling) and the results were great! Hard to believe just lookingat how low rollover but it wokrs!
Don't know whether that machine is just the same (obviously apart from the oustide shape) we have here but honestly I think is the best modern machine I tried since now
BYE
Diomede
mrb627
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LG @ HD
I saw the new LG top loader at Home Depot this morning. It is essentially a GE Harmony. As we suspected...
Malcolm
I saw the new LG top loader at Home Depot this morning. It is essentially a GE Harmony. As we suspected...
Malcolm
laundromat
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220V and/or 120V/gas combos
As much as I adore these front loading/square window models and hope to see them increase in production and models available ,I'd wrather see L.G introduce the all in one combination washer-dryers in either a gas 110 volt or a 220volt electric model available.They'd rock.L.G. (if they're at all considering them) need to do it quickly because I heard through the grape vine that E'lux is considering doing it with their commercial combos that are already being produced under the Wascomat brand.They will begin under the E'luxe label and go to Frigidaire once they see the success in sales. Like they did with the new Affinities.They (the combos) are showing up in the coin op laundromats and,so far,exceeding all predictions and expectations.Just like the old Norges they had at many laundromats,customers can load,add the different laundry aids,go do their grocery shopping and return to fold the dry load without having to make an extra trip to transfer from washer to dryer.
As much as I adore these front loading/square window models and hope to see them increase in production and models available ,I'd wrather see L.G introduce the all in one combination washer-dryers in either a gas 110 volt or a 220volt electric model available.They'd rock.L.G. (if they're at all considering them) need to do it quickly because I heard through the grape vine that E'lux is considering doing it with their commercial combos that are already being produced under the Wascomat brand.They will begin under the E'luxe label and go to Frigidaire once they see the success in sales. Like they did with the new Affinities.They (the combos) are showing up in the coin op laundromats and,so far,exceeding all predictions and expectations.Just like the old Norges they had at many laundromats,customers can load,add the different laundry aids,go do their grocery shopping and return to fold the dry load without having to make an extra trip to transfer from washer to dryer.
mrb627
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E'lux Combo
I think if it came down to it, I would spend my money on an E'lux 220v combo long before I would an LG.
Malcolm
I think if it came down to it, I would spend my money on an E'lux 220v combo long before I would an LG.
Malcolm
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