lavamat_jon
Well-known member
Pierre...
Nobody is telling you how to wash, nor asking you to change how you wash, however this thread is discussing UK/European machines that all have heating elements, always have heated and always will. Please do not get offended as we are discussing the way we wash here.
Everybody's opinion has a value, and there isn't one right way about doing things. The world would be boring if we were all the same - imagine if the entire world had one brand of washer, one brand of detergent, one water temperature... We understand and appreciate that you like to wash in cold water, but do not take other's preferences to wash in different temperatures as criticism on your part. I will get criticised by some for washing on 30 deg C (which I have found from my personal experience and experimenting over the past couple of years, gives superb results on dark/coloured laundry - identical to 40 degrees), but as long as the way you do things works for you then who cares what anybody else thinks, acceptance is the key to harmony in today's world.
Jon
Nobody is telling you how to wash, nor asking you to change how you wash, however this thread is discussing UK/European machines that all have heating elements, always have heated and always will. Please do not get offended as we are discussing the way we wash here.
Everybody's opinion has a value, and there isn't one right way about doing things. The world would be boring if we were all the same - imagine if the entire world had one brand of washer, one brand of detergent, one water temperature... We understand and appreciate that you like to wash in cold water, but do not take other's preferences to wash in different temperatures as criticism on your part. I will get criticised by some for washing on 30 deg C (which I have found from my personal experience and experimenting over the past couple of years, gives superb results on dark/coloured laundry - identical to 40 degrees), but as long as the way you do things works for you then who cares what anybody else thinks, acceptance is the key to harmony in today's world.
Jon