Mickeyd-- glad you've seen the amazing results of a Sanitize cycle coupled with a top-drawer detergent and liquid chlorine bleach! No pretreating, prewashing, or presoaking required.
"Studies in the LGeeee" aka, WILD TURBO PIX
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The Down quilt on the bottom and the Softee on top
No other machine in the house handles each of these well, let alone both.
No other machine in the house handles each of these well, let alone both.
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Ready to roll
Well, actually, it's already rollin' door open Bulky.
Well, actually, it's already rollin' door open Bulky.
Aha, so Steam comes on before the wash cycle? I thought Steam worked like Stain Treat on some of the older Duets, that is activating the heater during the main wash cycle.
Alex
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Darn ! Must shut door; quilts falling out; jets shooting
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Shower head
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Turbo Jet, left
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Washing at full bore
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Water up to and into--barely--the glass
Bulky alternates sprays & tumbles. Here is a straight spray with no tumbling
Bulky alternates sprays & tumbles. Here is a straight spray with no tumbling
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Spin & Spray, streaming down the looking glass
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Rinsing like crazy
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Clean, clear rinse water everywhere
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Turbo jet, right, the gray clam lurking and shooting
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Intermission for supper
Playing the Rock Opera "Tommy," by the Who.
Playing the Rock Opera "Tommy," by the Who.
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The fill port, ending in a wide elbow
You can stick your finger into the surprisingly wide joint. If I had longer fingers, I could reach the honey comb. Will start looking for a long-fingered person.
See the twin shower heads above.
You can stick your finger into the surprisingly wide joint. If I had longer fingers, I could reach the honey comb. Will start looking for a long-fingered person.
See the twin shower heads above.
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1200 RMP Spin, Door Wide Open
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"Now, Clarice, this is interesting." Hannibal lector
Up to the belly of the beast
Up to the belly of the beast
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Jerrod ~ Here ya go. Hope you like it, and thanks for the inspiration. A lot of work and a lot of fun.
Eugene ~ It works like a chemistry experiment; you never disappoint.
Logix ~ Yeah, steam first, not good. The steaming is separate from the water heating, but I don't have a handle on it yet. Stay tuned.
Johnny ~ You've got the tools, and I know how to get the temp. I discovered a secret cycle, unlisted anywhere. Found it playing the buttons in the flow state and using intuition: the DRAIN cycle. Turn the machine on, press the spin speed button till it reads NO SPIN, press start. The clock will read I minute. Tub drains & shuts off, fastest cycle in the world. So use the sanitary cycle and come back after 30 minutes before the massive cool down. Stop machine and turn off to abort cycle. Turn machine on, and do the drain. Let the discharge get going; then get your equipment to find the truth in heating.
Johnny ~ NEVER put LCB in the rinse. Always in the wash, or in a separate pre-wash before the rinses. Bad for fabrics, bad for skin to keep the chlorine in.
Notes: The Bulky Cycle started a second full deep rinse, but I aborted it, having used uber low-sudsing Persil Mega Pearls, and wanting scent. Used the Spin cycle at full speed. The Bulky spins at medium, 800.
It took two loads in the dryer for LG's big washink ;'D
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Eugene ~ It works like a chemistry experiment; you never disappoint.
Logix ~ Yeah, steam first, not good. The steaming is separate from the water heating, but I don't have a handle on it yet. Stay tuned.
Johnny ~ You've got the tools, and I know how to get the temp. I discovered a secret cycle, unlisted anywhere. Found it playing the buttons in the flow state and using intuition: the DRAIN cycle. Turn the machine on, press the spin speed button till it reads NO SPIN, press start. The clock will read I minute. Tub drains & shuts off, fastest cycle in the world. So use the sanitary cycle and come back after 30 minutes before the massive cool down. Stop machine and turn off to abort cycle. Turn machine on, and do the drain. Let the discharge get going; then get your equipment to find the truth in heating.
Johnny ~ NEVER put LCB in the rinse. Always in the wash, or in a separate pre-wash before the rinses. Bad for fabrics, bad for skin to keep the chlorine in.
Notes: The Bulky Cycle started a second full deep rinse, but I aborted it, having used uber low-sudsing Persil Mega Pearls, and wanting scent. Used the Spin cycle at full speed. The Bulky spins at medium, 800.
It took two loads in the dryer for LG's big washink ;'D
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