mickeyd
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The calm before the storm[this post was last edited: 4/29/2014-12:50]
"Studies in the LGeeee" aka, WILD TURBO PIX
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mickeyd
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Washing
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CATALYST SPIN & SATURATE
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WASHING WAY UP HIGH
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SEE HOW HIGH UP THEY GO
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COOLDOWN ~ THEY RIDE LOWER WITH MORE WATER
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DRAIN
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RINSE ~ MUCH MORE WATER, LOW TUB RIDE
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SPIN
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FIRST SPRAY AT 600 RPMS
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SECOND SPRAY AT 1200
THE PULSATOR'S LINT CHASER ON THE BACKGROUND PAGE CHOPPED OFF THE SPRAY VALVE --hate it when that happens;'D
THE PULSATOR'S LINT CHASER ON THE BACKGROUND PAGE CHOPPED OFF THE SPRAY VALVE --hate it when that happens;'D
mickeyd
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OOPS !
The cooldown and the rinse pix are the same; let me see how, where, and why I goofed and then I'll fix it.
The cooldown and the rinse pix are the same; let me see how, where, and why I goofed and then I'll fix it.
mickeyd
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TAKE DATT, COMRADE, FOR WARSHINK MIT DEE DOOR H'OPENT
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YAY! THANK YOU, JESUS, AS MY AUNT ALICE ALWAYS SAID
I found it ; you can see the spray from above, the current hitting the back of the tub--how I love it! This was at the end of the one minute cool down.
I found it ; you can see the spray from above, the current hitting the back of the tub--how I love it! This was at the end of the one minute cool down.
Great spray action on your LG, mickeys. Machines with recirculation systems are awesome!
aldspinboy
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I agree Eugene...
Simply Awsome
Splash !
Wow Mike right in the face !
Lol.
Simply Awsome
Splash !
Wow Mike right in the face !
Lol.
The pics are great
did you also post a video of an over suds and how the machine handled it or were you just talking about it, my mind is not serving me correctly.If you do have a video of it with over suds I'd like to see how it did handle the sudsing.
Tks
did you also post a video of an over suds and how the machine handled it or were you just talking about it, my mind is not serving me correctly.If you do have a video of it with over suds I'd like to see how it did handle the sudsing.
Tks
mickeyd
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HI GUYS
Roscoe ~
It was interesting to see; had used too much Persil Liquid Gold, and after the tub drained, heavy suds were half way up the window. Remembered a short mention of automatic suds control--no details provided--in the terse, unsatisfying manual. So I watched, full of anticipation and wonder. The LG did a series of tumbles, spins, and drains, and slowly but surely the suds dispersed; it took about maybe ten minutes. Surprised that no water was added. Basically, the load whacked the suds back and forth and around compressing the suds into soapy water which the pump took away in stages as it cycled on and off intermittently.
You memory is perfect because I did mention this feature, suds elimination, but had not seen it, and hoped to film it, but this oversudsing episode was an accident. Thanks. My favorite shot is the last one which I almost lost. Hence, the Jesus! (smiling).
Darren ~
You really did the shot justice, making it much closer to the real thing. It's beautiful. Flying water currents are hard to capture. I need a slow speed camera to catch this stuff. Guess I'll add that to the bucket list. Thank you.
Gene ~ Only recently did I learn that the Frigi recirculates. How and where does your spray originate? T'anks, Hank ;'D
Roscoe ~
It was interesting to see; had used too much Persil Liquid Gold, and after the tub drained, heavy suds were half way up the window. Remembered a short mention of automatic suds control--no details provided--in the terse, unsatisfying manual. So I watched, full of anticipation and wonder. The LG did a series of tumbles, spins, and drains, and slowly but surely the suds dispersed; it took about maybe ten minutes. Surprised that no water was added. Basically, the load whacked the suds back and forth and around compressing the suds into soapy water which the pump took away in stages as it cycled on and off intermittently.
You memory is perfect because I did mention this feature, suds elimination, but had not seen it, and hoped to film it, but this oversudsing episode was an accident. Thanks. My favorite shot is the last one which I almost lost. Hence, the Jesus! (smiling).
Darren ~
You really did the shot justice, making it much closer to the real thing. It's beautiful. Flying water currents are hard to capture. I need a slow speed camera to catch this stuff. Guess I'll add that to the bucket list. Thank you.
Gene ~ Only recently did I learn that the Frigi recirculates. How and where does your spray originate? T'anks, Hank ;'D
laundromat
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My LGs have recirculating spray but,one nozzle,not three or four. WM2277 and WM247 are the two of three models . The 8000s are a bit bigger and have the Turbo Wash. These all do a spectacular job in getting your clothes reap clean and well wrung out. The average drying time in the dryers is 24 minutes.
