Fisher & Paykel WL-58G1
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Just did my first wash on Delicate Cycle. End of year sale. WL8058G1 8 kg top load.Do not use conditioner, only liquid detergent. Very quiet and no tangles. Must read the directions and installation guide. Do not overload machine. Works like a charm. If you need the Serial number, it’s on the top left hand corner, use your phone to take a picture… Read more · 1
once it has been installed. I could not move the machine by my self. Yet to set up wi fi. Hope this helps new owners.
I purchased a Fisher & Paykel washing machine in mid-April 2026. By mid-June 2026, the machine had completely stopped working. I contacted the service centre to arrange a technician, only to be told I had to wait a week for an appointment. As a large family that relies on the washing machine every day, this caused significant inconvenience. On the… Read more
morning the technician was due to attend, I received a phone call advising that the technician had called in sick and that my appointment would need to be rescheduled. I then contacted the service centre to escalate the matter and request that the repair be prioritised due to the circumstances. I spoke with a Customer Relations representative named NIPUNA (although I now question whether that was even his real name). I repeatedly requested to speak with a Team Leader or Supervisor, but he refused to transfer my call. During the conversation, he initially claimed he was unable to transfer me and then, several minutes later, falsely stated that he himself was the Team Leader. After I challenged this inconsistency, he still refused to transfer my call and instead advised that it would take 2–3 business days for a supervisor to contact me. I am still waiting for that call. I am also still waiting to be reimbursed for the out-of-pocket laundry expenses I incurred while my washing machine was unusable. I was advised that reimbursement would be processed once it was confirmed that the fault was due to a manufacturing defect. This entire experience has been unacceptable. From the product failing after only two months, to the lengthy delays, poor communication, and the unprofessional conduct of your customer service representative, the level of service has been extremely disappointing. After being a loyal Fisher & Paykel customer for more than 20 years, I will never purchase another Fisher & Paykel product, nor will I recommend your products to my family, friends, or colleagues.
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I have just finally requested a Full refund for the purchase price of this machine, just over 1 year old. I must begin by saying that after 12 months of requesting advice and sending photos, on how to wash clothes well so that they did not end up with brownish and grey scum streaks and patches and lint in wrinkle marks on anything, white, dark,… Read more
polar fleece or lycra,(including all sheets, all T shirts, jeans, gym clothes, outdoor walking/hiking clothes etc) Fisher and Paykel have finally agreed that we have tried everything, without success and have given us store credit for the purchase price of the machine at the store where we purchased it. We are eagerly awaiting the delivery of a different brand machine this week and for this one to be taken away! Why? To achieve optimal results with our Fisher & Paykel top loader washing machine WL8058G1 we were advised to follow these tips: So: we have duly experimented, wash by wash, trying all the suggestions, one by one- without success over at least 8 months! We have: 1. used liquid detergents, dissolved in warm water first (no granulated or soap powders) and we experimented with different detergents, including OMO, - with NO IMPROVEMENT
2. Used AUTO or HIGH water level. - with NO IMPROVEMENT
3. Adjusted water temperatures, and not washed with COLD water - with NO IMPROVEMENT
4.Avoided overloading- used small loads- with NO IMPROVEMENT
5.Used wash modifiers, esp extra RINSE and SOAK - with NO IMPROVEMENT
6. Run the DRUM CLEAN cycle regularly, weekly, using a washing machine cleaner sometimes and also sometimes Vinegar or Baking Soda - with NO IMPROVEMENT
7. Separated colours- washed whites and coloured separately and black esp separetely. - with NO IMPROVEMENT
8. Separated Lint givers from lint receivers - with NO IMPROVEMENT
9. Cleaned the Lint filters after EVERY wash. - with NO IMPROVEMENT
10. Ensured the detergent dissolves properly and avoided cold washes. - with NO IMPROVEMENT
What else could we do? This machine operates smoothly and quietly and looks nice. It just does NOT wash our clothes well. Which is after all what we bought it for! It leaves white and grey streaks/ residues on dark clothes It leaves grey streaks/ residue on white clothes especially on white sheets which are washed with the SHEETS cycle. It leaves residue/ fluff/streaks on Lycra sports T shirts and leggings. It leaves black T shirts sometimes looking more grey than before being washed It leaves some white T shirts looking more grey than bright white
Attached are photos of this week's White sheets, washed on Sheet cycle with extra Rinse.They look worse after the wash than before!
I have used up rolls of sticky Lint rollers removing residue. And am frankly absolutely sure we have done everything WE could do to HELP this machine do its job.
We simply expect a CLOTHES WASHING MACHINE to wash our clothes clean without having to go to SO much trouble. Apart from the fact that we bought it as it was supposed to be Energy efficient! Using warm or hot water for every wash , plus High water level, and Extra rinses, as well as long, regular Drum clean cycle is definitely not our definition of Energy efficient. We are now going away from a machine without central agitator, which we have always used, as almost all top loaders now have no agitator, we are buying a Front loader! I do not recommend this machine at all if you want minimal effort to get your clothes looking properly clean. I am not however criticizing Fisher & Paykel, as they have kindly given us a full refund, and as we have previously had many years of carefree washing with Fisher & Paykel washing machines.
We have only just had this washing machine delivered this afternoon and already I can see it is going to be extremely annoying to use. We have had 2 Fisher and Paykel top loaders before, with a different brand in between, as I didn't like the first F & P. My fault, I didn't read the instructions and everything got tangled under the spindle.… Read more
However, the new machine delivered today has the same feature that the other brand had. When you choose the spin cycle, it spends 10 mins emptying water before it starts spinning. I do a lot of hand washing and rinsing and use just the spin cycle at least once or twice a day. To have to wait 10 mins for the machine to empty out non existent water, and take 18 mins to do the full spin cycle is ridiculous. Sometimes I only want to spin for a couple of minutes. I ended up giving the other brand away to a dog rescue after 6 months and bought another Fisher and Paykel which I loved. Sadly it died the other day. I also often just want to rinse and spin in the machine, like this afternoon. The rinse cycle takes 34 mins. The quick wash takes 31 mins. Go figure. There is no option for a quick rinse. The old machine used to take 10 mins on the quick rinse cycle. And I can only have Automatic water level on rinse. I wanted to rinse a couple of things this afternoon and wanted to put water level on low. Tough luck. I never use auto water level because it takes twice as long to fill. I can see this machine very quickly becoming someone else's second hand, almost brand new, washing machine.
I have purchased a few top loading Fisher and Paykel washing machine previously. I have always loved them. My favourite features were that they never had a lint filter. All the lint would go down the plug hole. My other favourite feature used to be… Read more
that they had a superior spin rate which reduced drying time considerably. These two features are no longer in the new Fisher and Paykel top loading models. This is extremely disappointing. Having to clean out lint filters add more time to the task and it’s difficult if you’ve got old arthritic fingers. I also live in an extremely cold area and getting laundry dry hard at the best of times especially now that the machines don’t spin the clothes as dry as they used to. Really disappointing Wish they would go back to the old models
Follow-up · I guess the clothes are no wetter than other machines but this was the Fisher Pakel point of difference. It had the superior spin to reduce drying time. Along with the no lint filters was another point of difference. These were all things to save time for example getting clothes dry quicker and not having to clean filters. Filters are slightly… Read more
just over a year old and now sounds like a bucket of nuts and bolts. Bought a Fisher and Paykel as I believed they were a quality brand. Built to last the 12 month warranty apparantly @ 3 loads a week that works out at $4 a load. about the same as a trip to the lauderette! Show details
Have had fisher and Paykel washing machines for decades without issue. Series 5 won’t power on after 3 loads. Very disappointing Show details
This is the worst washing machine we have ever owned, having owned 5 over 55 years. It does notw ash properly. Itw as a warranty replacement for a 8.5kg Model wA8560 machine with an agitator which failed within teh waranty period. The replacemnet machine was supposed to be equivalent but was smaller as the equivalent size is no longer availanle… Read more
and it did not ahve an agitaor. Clothes are tanggled and have lint and dirt caught in the fabric. The automatic settings while may help teh star rating does not supply adequate water to wash cloths properly.
The response from Fisher & Paykel was under whelming and did not address our view of the poor performace. This view was forwarded to Fisher & Paykel which sent servcie,em who verified the poor performace but advised there was no solution.
In summary we cannot recommend this machine.
Terrible machine. On auto water-level it fills up about 10cms of water and scrapes your clothes over the barrel-bottom, scraping whole prints off the front of t-shirts. The wash twists everything together so you have to fight to free one item at a time. The spin is so slow you have to respin them at least twice so they're not dripping wet. An… Read more
'eco-friendly' spin speed obviously but causing a lot more work. There is no dial pre-set for a simple cold, high or medium water-level, 'fast' spin wash. The water-level button must be pressed repeatedly 7 or 8 times for high water then another button 7 or 8 times again for the temperature. Then a few more times for the allegedly 'fast' spin. Then reset again on 'spin' and buttons for another 'fast' spin. The lid is a very heavy glass which makes it quieter but more difficult to open. Another thing is the smell. Nothing comes out smelling clean or like your washing powder, it all just smells vaguely of a metalshop/ironworks, and thats after 7 mths. I really wish I hadn't let them take my old machine when they delivered it.
I was always satisfied with F & P products but this is the worst I have ever owned. Everything comes out so twisted and wrinkled, even sheets have to be ironed! Also the scum is so bad sometimes I have to rinse by hand and then drip dry. The cycles are too long and there is no cycle for Towels. Worst ever washing machine. Show details
I bought this machine after my Kleenmaid of 32 years died. I thought the 8kg model would be big enough because it doesn't have an agitator. It is barely big enough to do a load of Queen flannelette sheets. The wash cycles are all unnecessarily long and the automatic water level is too low and cannot possible move the washing easily and… Read more
efficiently. I have had to always use the High water level, and sometimes a particular cycle will not let me do that. The locking lid is not necessary and is inconvenient. I am sorry that I didn't get another Kleenmaid with simpler operation and shorter wash cycles. I cannot recommend this type of machine. I would like to see manufacturers bring back simpler washing machines without the many unnecessary wash cycles.
After being a big F&P fan for decades I'm stunned at how poor this machine is. Takes ages, doesn't spin water out anywhere near as well as my little old F&P, and worst; items left with scum on them. Only visible on the dark things, but it's surely there on all items, and it doesn't matter what washing liquid/sheets/powder/pods I use. Deeply disappointed. Might as well not wash.
Bought this machine about 12 months ago as I have never had any problems with F&P before BUT.... this machine leaves scum on dark clothes, owing to the pillow agitator all clothes are very wrinkled and it doesn't allow you to vary the settings once the machine has started. The cycle times are very long even with a small load. Will not be buying this machine again. See the other reviews before purchasing. Show details
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After doing about 6 loads with this machine I feel it is decent, but perhaps not great or amazing. I'm not sure if I would recommend it per se, but it's not bad either. It gets the job done, but not particularly well, or badly either. The machine is not really designed by Fisher & Paykel I don't think. I think it's a Haier rebadged by Fisher &… Read more
Paykel. I have looked at both machines and the internals appear visually identical. I guess this is not really a problem as long as the machine is of good quality and lasts a minimum of 10 years. But it's somehow disappointing to know you have a cloned product. I don't feel like I have anything of superior quality, but time will tell. Maybe F&P did some extra localisation mods or ticked some more boxes in the feature set, like the UV sanitise option which isn't present on the equivalent Haier. The self leveling rear feet may be another F&P-specific addition, not sure.
The design philosophy of everything nowdays is to give you the worst quality possible in order to save the planet. It's no longer a game of who's got the best performance, it's more like a game of who can use the least water and electricity to get those ESG scores up or however it works these days. Obviously less water and less electricity is inversely proportional to wash quality, and that's where the problem is. To get around this reversed logic, forget about the factory defaults, forget about the Auto water level setting, forget about the Eco setting. Treat Medium water level as the new Low, Medium-High as the new Medium, and High as High. Anything below Medium should be considered "Extra Low" and only for doing up to maybe 3 items of clothing like 3 t-shirts, but nothing thick and dense like a fleece jacket. [edit: update 11/9/25, it may be prudent to always use the High water level setting as all water levels may be getting scaled by weight. I am still trying to figure this out as I just now started a load of socks and undies at Medium-High, and the water coverage was a bit insufficient. However upon restarting the cycle on High, the water level is now a tad excessive. Still preferable to Medium-High though (better to have too much than not enough water) so I may just default to High always from now on. The only explanation I can think of is that maybe there is some mathematical rounding going on with the weight sensor and I happened to be slightly under the threshold needed to push it up to the next water level]
The Delicate cycle should be avoided imo as it seems the agitator doesn't seem to do anything in this cycle. I paused during the wash cycle, opened the lid, took a photo, let it agitate a dozen times more, took another photo. The single garment - a fleece jacket - had not moved, with the exact same large areas of the garment floating above the water.
But what about the standard "Mixed" cycle? It seems okay, but doesn't rinse enough - it only has one rinse by default, so you have to add "rinse+" in the wash options to add that much needed second rinse which older machines do by default. I'm also adding "wash+" which extends the wash component of the cycle a bit more, plus the "UV sanitise" option to try and make sure I'm not going to end up with smelly clothes in the long run. Thankfully there is an option to save new default settings, otherwise I'd have to go through the rigmarole of setting all these options at every wash. The result of my optimised settings seems ok in terms of cleaning performance. I'm using "Earthwise Orange & Eucalyptus" liquid for mixed colours, and "Lovables Care & Renew" liquid for darks.
Lint is a bit of a problem with this machine. The 2 lint filters collect a decent amount of lint after each wash, but at the same time a fair amount is left on the clothes too. The manual says using fabric softener can prevent lint from sticking to clothes, but then it also says this will increase scrud buildup and you need to do more periodical drum clean cycles. Plus the fact that it costs extra per wash, I don't really want to start using fabric softener to try and reduce lint. So unless the clothes are going through the tumble dryer afterwards (which removes lint) I need to use a lint brush to get lint buildup out of creases in clothing, mostly noticeable on the insides of dark clothing. My previous 20 year old top loader kind of had a similar problem as well, but perhaps less severe.
The machine likes to keep randomly adding small amounts of water at inexplicable times. I don't know why it keeps doing this, maybe it's trying to get the temperature perfect (I wash in warm water only). Every time it adds a little bit of water this makes my pipes crash, so I had to get these Hydroseal Anti-Hammer valves for the laundry taps. Thankfully this has done the job and no more crashing. But gosh was it an ordeal getting those old taps off - I punched myself in the lip with the spanner twice.
At the end of the wash there is quite a bit of splashed water on the inside of the lid and around the walls surrounding the drum. I'm not sure if this could be a mould issue in future but I leave the lid up when not in use to let it dry out. But then the machine looks kind of ugly with the lid up. It looks pretty decent with the lid down imo.
At the end of the wash, the spray nozzle that lets water into the drum seems to have some stored up pressure inside it, as one time when not in use it just let out a long dribble of water into the empty drum, around 100ml of water. I will have to keep an eye on that if it happens again and put a little tub in there to catch it. To see what I mean, get a little hand mirror to see the nozzle and run your fingers over the nozzle tips, which on mine triggers it to dribble. I guess there is water tension or something holding the water in the nozzle. I turn my mains taps off at the end of the cycle to extend the life of the hoses - maybe that's what's causing it? Maybe it needs the mains pressure to stop the internals from depressurising?
So are any of these issues a deal-breaker for me? Not really. At the end of the day I have a machine that does the job. But at the same time I wish I had got something different like maybe the LG. Especially with a clear lid so I can see whether it's washing properly. This machine doesn't want you to see what's going on during the wash, it locks you out and "trust me bro, I'm washing your clothes". And you can't leave the lid open for more than 3 minutes otherwise it starts draining the tub for safety reasons. The notification beeps at the end of the cycle are so quiet, like the alarm on a Casio wristwatch. There is an option to add more beeps, but I don't want MORE, I want LOUDER so it is audible. A minor quibble though.
Can I say anything positive about this machine? It looks good (with the lid down). It doesn't make too much noise. It doesn't go out of balance (edit: see partial retraction below). It gets the job done.
I guess I'm not too bothered cause I got a decent price on it - $770. If I had paid full RRP $1200 I might not be so forgiving. Three stars from me.
6 month update (2/2/26)
Just had my first out of balance failure during the spin cycle. I was washing 2 cotton sheets and 1 thin cotton blanket on the sheets cycle with water level high and spin speed set to fast. The issue occured when it was spinning slowly during the initial spin phase (right at the end of the drain, it kind of drains and spins slowly, so not full RPM spinning yet). I heard it from the other room, sounded like a cacophany of smashing metal, like someone was trying to break into my garden shed. The machine had walked its way diagonally across the floor and automatically stopped spinning, but no error codes on the screen. According to the manual it tries x amount of times to rebalance itself (x is configurable, I think the default is 1 or 2). I pressed pause, repositioned the sheets (which were definitely NOT distributed unevely, so I'm not sure why it's having this balance issue...maybe the weight of one of the cotton sheets is heavier than the other two?). Then I tipped the machine forward to unclick and reset the rear self levelling feet (the manual says to do this during installation) then started again and supervised it. After a couple of minutes it started going out of balance again, so I held it down with my arms and it recovered. I then supervised it for the remaining 20 minutes and it got through to the end. Not sure what to make of this. Kind of concerned as I'll need to supervise it from now on.
Update 1/3/26 - reducing score from 3 stars to 2
It appears this machine is not capable of doing heavy items such as sheets/blankets, for instance the Ikea INDIRA cotton blankets. I have tried doing these sheets individually or as a group, and it makes no difference, the machine goes violently out of balance at the end of each rinse cycle when it is spinning the drum slowly while pumping water out. It's something about this slow RPM spin which happens during rinse that must be creating some kind of beat frequency. If I could slightly raise or lower the RPM during this part of the rinse cycle I reckon that would probably get it out of that beat frequency and solve the issue. Again: the full RPM during the spin cycle is completely fine, so it's not a speed issue, it's a beat frequency issue.
The machine is definitely level as I've used a bubble meter to confirm this and have reset the rear feet multiple times by tipping the machine forwards until hearing the click, then setting it back down.
The drum appears visually centered inside the machine, although there is some discrepancy of around 5mm depending on which side I release the drum from.
I've not had this issue occur when washing clothing items, it's only an issue with heavier sheets/blankets. Although I did a load of towels once and the machine kicked a little bit during that same part of the rinse cycle, so maybe towels are right on the threshold of what this machine can do?
In any case I could not recommend this machine if it can't do sheets, so I'm reducing it from 3 to 2 stars.
Extremely disappointed with the service experience. The technician sent to inspect my appliance did not even turn the machine on, yet concluded the issue was not manufacturing-related — despite the product still being under warranty. Even more concerning, the technician casually remarked that “Haier appliances are known to break down,” which… Read more
raises serious concerns about the quality of the product and the integrity of the service process.
I requested a proper inspection, but instead received a repair quote based on an untested diagnosis. This is unacceptable and reflects poorly on both the service provider and the brand. I’ve escalated the issue, but so far the response has been slow and unsatisfactory.
Customers deserve better — proper diagnostics, respectful service, and accountability under warranty.
Bought an 8kg about 5 months ago and still amaze to how it really easy to manage using this kind unlike to my old one. Its less noise too.
My previous F&P top loader finally died after giving me 25 years. I purchased another F&P. Be aware that you need to run the Quick cycle AND the Hygiene cycle before you can wash any clothes in the machine. I get grey lint marks on my clothes, I've tried reducing the amount of detergent, which is for top and front loaders and washing with warm… Read more
water. I've noticed the 'Auto water level' doesn't cover the clothes and have now started selecting the water level, which has helped with the lint marks. Certainly not as good as my previous F&P but it is quieter and it's good to know how much time you've got left on a load, and there's no agitator. Be ware that although it says 8kg, different wash cycles take considerably less eg. the Delicate cycle only takes 3kg. I'm sure I won't be getting 25 years from this one!
WORST MACHINE EVER....It has a glass lid but you cannot see through it. The auto water level function never adds enough water, doesn’t go anywhere near to covering clothes, so that function is useless and you have to select manually every time Does not revert to most used functions, therefore, you have to go through pushing all the buttons every… Read more
time before you wash Default is warm water, again more pushing of buttons to get cold You cannot adjust water levels on pause, you literally have to turn the machine off and start again The soak function does not soak but continues washing (for 2 hours) and because of the drain function you can never soak in this machine The machine will randomly drain after about 2-3 minutes of being left unattended and in pause F&P will never respond to any correspondence attempting to address your concerns. Star rating should be in the minus
Despite trying various top tier detergents (liquid and powder across multiple brands) with differing quantities, and cycle settings, my dark-colored clothes are consistently coming out with white streaks and stains, as shown in the attached photos. Black and navy clothing emerge dirtier than when they went in. Clothing is left feeling rough,… Read more
stiff, and stretched to the point of almost tearing.
Fabric on clothes is ripping. Even high-quality socks that previously lasted over a year have been ruined in just three weeks by this machine.
Furthermore, I am now seeing clothes visibly tearing after wash cycles. I have always used the standard mixed cycle and avoided items that might damage clothing, and these garments previously never required laundry bags. Other washer brands I used never had these issues.
This consistent pattern of damage, combined with the poor wash quality, is unacceptable.
Leaves clothes/sheets with scum in creases, doesn't spin much moisture out. Usually requires 2 or even 3 cycles to get items clean. Show details
Regret buying this machine – While this machine washes light coloured clothes ok, it cannot wash dark loads. It leaves white marks all over anything dark. I've tried all the recommendations from Fisher & Paykel about only using a small amount of detergent, small loads, extra rinse, etc, but it makes no difference. Never had this issue with any other washing machine. Show details
Top Loader Washing Machine, 9kg, UV Sanitise – We are very happy with this washing machine. For our family of four, we use it almost every day and it has been very convenient and reliable. The capacity is good and it handles large loads easily. Previously we had an LG washing machine and we were not satisfied with it, but this one has been much easier and better for our needs. So far it has been a great choice for our household. Show details
Essential (apparently secret ) facts for happy use of F&P washer – Fisher & Paykel is a New Zealand appliance manufacturing company owned by Haier – a Chinese whitegoods manufacturer - purchased by Haier in 2012. First off I reckon now I should have bought the LG recommended by Choice – But I would wait to see the complaints – especially about the LG getting out of balance – And LOTS of others on "Product… Read more
Review"The installers just put the F&P on the floor connected power and water left thair mobile number switched it onto wash and left – No setting it up for balance and the machine has never got out of balance even after about 10 really large loads (As it took 10 weeks to get one and the old F&P was broken down) -But if you ,like me , bought the F&P read on
Haier must have saved all of 10 cents putting all machines in the one instruction book – It is, in itself, a confusing booklet
BUT worst of all it leaves out vital information such as :-
Do not put washing pods in the detergent tray – put them in the bottom of the machine at back
The lint retainers are reportedly self cleaning
MOST frustrating is the omission of the instruction that the centre of the bottom agitator must be visible before washing is started – I dump all our washing in & then scruffle through the centre of the pile pushing clothes to the side until just the centre of the agitator is visible – It's easy
Believe me if you don”t you will get a hell of a tangled load (read all the complaints) – If you do it is great no tangles at all
For people who want a “Nil complications” life (I don't that's how I found all this in the internet – It ain't easy to find) Just set the left hand round dial to the description of the wash you want and press start – The lights on the right change to reflect what will happen if you just press start now – Alternatively they give you the option of changing one or more of the actions
If you want to put more in press the “pause” button – lift lid and put extra in and then press start
I had the old F&P – It worked no problems for over 11 years – Is the new F&P better? - YES miles better- But I reckon if I had my time over I would buy the choice recommended LG
While I have a Sydney Uni law degree and had lectured re consumer law for many years – I still opted for the extra 3 years warranty – My experience with Appliances On Line (where I buy nearly all my appliances because they deliver free and take away the old appliance ) is that claiming under the exrtra warranty results in almost next day repair – No hassle no wait – At age 84 it's worth it to me
However If you are between 25 and 35 I recommend claiming in the small claims court at least once to be aware of your rights
Great machine, couldn’t be happier so far – After 17 years of great service our F&P washing machine finally surrendered to the ravages of time. Ok, what to buy, top loader, front loader hmmm. Previous model was a top loader with agitator, F&P like many others have done away with the agitator, problem, well I was about to find out. So I called around Perth and checked pricing and… Read more
availability. Harvey normal had stock and were prepared to price match, all good. Ordered Monday, delivered next day. Build quality is impressive, even though they’re built in China now, not NZ. They were acquired by Haier about a decade ago. Immediately did a wash and was really impressed how easy it was to get the right wash cycle. Very quiet and virtually no vibration when spinning. Fast RPM is only 750 not 1100 as the older model, some people may not like this, it doesn’t bother me. In summary, 17 years has seen a huge leap in technology and this machine is proof of that. It also uses UV to sanitise your clothes, not really sure how effective this is, but hey, why not. Only time will tell how well this machine is actually built, fingers crossed.
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Further to my original criticism it has not improved with having to wash two towels at a time to… Read more