SQ Top Loader In MI! Look It Has "Warm/Warm" Settings
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And that's when a warm rinse meant a warm deep rinse. My 2006 Frigidaire top-loader (which, given that the indexing tub is now a thing of the past, I should have kept, damn it) had a Warm/Warm setting...but the deep rinse was cold. The 20-second spray-rinse during the final spin was warm. Rip-off!
a lot of the TLers fool you with a WARM spray, leaving the false impression of a WARM full fill deep rinse....
outside of us, no one probably checks, and as long as the clothes come out warm, no one is the wiser.....this is more along the lines of an Energy Saver...
for my installation, with a Whirlpool, after the first fill with warm, the pipes cooled down, by the time it ran a warm spray, and the hot water got to the machine, the spray was over...you can't win!
outside of us, no one probably checks, and as long as the clothes come out warm, no one is the wiser.....this is more along the lines of an Energy Saver...
for my installation, with a Whirlpool, after the first fill with warm, the pipes cooled down, by the time it ran a warm spray, and the hot water got to the machine, the spray was over...you can't win!
mickeyd
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One's (LOL) Whirlpool LSP has a warm rinse with warm sprays, but if you select warm/cold you get a cold deep.... but you still get warm sprays anyway. DOI! Go figure! What fun.
That Speed Queen is a killer. They so kick butt.
One's (LOL) Whirlpool LSP has a warm rinse with warm sprays, but if you select warm/cold you get a cold deep.... but you still get warm sprays anyway. DOI! Go figure! What fun.
That Speed Queen is a killer. They so kick butt.
