Frigidaire Affinity Front Load Washer - Full Quick Wash Cycle in HD

[@veedubgeezer]

Find this noise the most relaxing in the world. Thanks for uploading.

[@BroccoliBeefed]

I know, right? It's so nice to see a clear picture as opposed to all this blur like most people upload.

[@whypothetical]

This is actually a really useful video. I just got my first front-load washer and the way it stops spinning and starts again at various times made me think it was broken and I had a hard time finding an unedited video of how an FL washer is supposed to run.

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

When I was a kid we had one of those, it used to scare me but now it doesn’t unfortunatelyMy house burned down when I was a teen? And it would be the same thing it would scare me when I was a little kid. I come to find out it is a normal thing and these washing machines? They are better made then the top loader my parents now have But it is still better going to the laundromat I guess.

[@jbooks888]

Another nice thing about it is that it has a brake on the drum so that if you press pause while spinning, it comes to a stop in about 3 seconds - and then the door unlocks almost immediately. No waiting for minutes or whatever for the get at the clothes. All in all I'm quite happy with this machine. I tend to use a little more soap powder than most people, so you might not need an extra rinse, but most of the cycles can have an extra rinse added with the press of a button. cont

[@brentaudi9354]

Cool Machine. Kind of shocked that it does not have a window wash during fill. Those hairs drove me nuts during the video. Thanks for sharing your video. Fun Machine!

[@jockguy24]

I love this video, should be a show on tv based on it!

[@jbooks888]

I read a lot of positive reviews around the net at forums and so on, and I found nothing bad from people who had the machine. It's not cheap, though. I'm in Australia and it cost me $1300.

[@jbooks888]

I bought the 10kg 1400rpm model a few days ago and have done maybe 10 loads in it so far. The first thing I noticed is how quiet it was - really quiet. Even when spinning full speed, the noise level wasn't even as loud as the water pump. Yes, it does have water jets that bring the water up and come down over the clothes. It uses very little water, and I feel it necessary to give an extra rinse. A handy feature is you can just rinse and spin, or just spin or just rinse... cont

[@Bnizzofashizzo]

PREACH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The only front loaders i would CONSIDER... and might i STRESS consider is a Speed Queen or Miele and even then, if your laundry really gets dirty, forget it. I have a friend who moved into a house with a "high end" front loader and said his towels seem dingy and he didnt know why... ugh...

[@Mailman25]

2 minutes in, I stop to think to myself... Why.. am I watching this?

[@jbooks888]

Well, I just got a new Panasonic 10kg 1400 rpm washer yesterday and am looking forward to many years of hassle free washing. BUT the darned thing, like all of 'em does not use enough water. So it needs an extra rinse, but that's cool because you can do a rinse only or a spin only or a rinse+spin only.

[@failbro23]

dude I just came hear to confirm if Im suppose to see soap suds or not

[@nasiarena5208]

same! lmao!

[@ChrisFlegg]

This is going to sound worse than i want it to, but when did you last do a "maintenance" wash? IE a hot wash with detergent and no clothes the drum looks like it could really appreciate it, and the glass at the bottom with the gunk. :/

[@LlyleHunter]

Looks like a very strong machine.

[@blakaeg]

Excellent video. Very clear and I like the machine. Thanks.

[@LeiaSmethurst]

Just got this model, and I'm glad you posted this. I haven't tried Quick Wash yet, but in Normal mode, my clothes just sit in water. I called Frigidaire, and they said it's always in 'sensing mode' but in my mind, my clothes should be moving around with water and soap. Is this normal?

[@italiangirl2440]

Have you had problems with small clothes or socks getting sucked in the drain pump in the washer stops working? I read somewhere that stated that this has happened to someone four times in 8 months and they had to call the service repair guy to unclog the drain pipe that had a sock or something small stuck in it. Has this happened to you?

[@LeiaSmethurst]

@@italiangirl2440 wow that is crazy, no- haven't had that happen to me, and we still have the same machine! We do clean out the drain inside the machine, and have found wires from bras, change, and small toys. LOL

[@latafairam]

Ni soap added?

[@somethinge1]

...what am I doing with my life?? amazing phil why am I here??

[@nymphie6358]

Because amazing Phil brainwashed you he did it to me too

[@brynn7322]

She's going fast 🙃

[@C0sm3t]

somethinge1 that's what I'm thinking

[@FishyCookies]

somethinge1 some people find this video relaxing or some people watch this video to see how the washer work before they buy this machine, it's not weird like what Amazingphil tells you

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

Same reason we watch lava lamps

[@Italman45]

Nice, I see it has an inside light ........ Jez that final spin was frightening.......lol I thought mine spun fast. I will be needing a machine soon and this will be the one. It's large capacity but takes up a small footprint like my disc. Ge model... Thanks for posting.. I wonder if the 3.0 cu works the same way !

[@Dustysa4]

+ToddR4824 I love the faster spin of the new machines. Less dry time!

[@jbooks888]

Yes - I had a top loader for 10 years and that's what I did.

[@randometest8400]

nice washing machine. I like the led water proof light. how much did it cost for that Frigidaire washing machine? just asking.

[@jbooks888]

In all of my 54 years, I have NEVER seen a laundry that does not have a trough (hand sink) with hot and cold running water, AS WELL AS hot and cold taps on the wall for a washer. You're going to have to do better than that!

[@jbooks888]

Just add a little extra water with a hose through the detergent drawer. It doesn't take much, just enough to see splashing. But let it do 5 minutes first so that the solution will be concentrated and start to bite into the stains. Or add more soap and then do an extra rinse.

[@amerigovespucci4076]

Very stimulating!

[@bryanfalasco7235]

What does the display says when it's finished?

[@BroccoliBeefed]

These types of washers wash clothes to gently. Fine for rayon, etc, but what about denim?

[@Channnelxoxo]

AMAZINGPHIL STRIKES AGAIN!!!!! Lol but cool washing machine btw

[@jeromedavis8575]

Do you still have this washer? I'd like to see the normal cycle.

[@michelscully6287]

WARNING: high speed spin to reduce the risk of injuny 1do not open washer door until drum has stop spinning 2 do not allow childen to play in washer

[@BroccoliBeefed]

That's some fine wash action there.

[@drobichovideo]

can someone please explain to me why the comments all talk about amazingphil

[@Cyberchase]

drobicho Because in a KZbin video he mentioned seeing this and he thought it was funny

[@ThatWasherNerd]

Plasticnightmare // Chase He did that with one of my videos

[@trestres236]

+Cyberchase how is this funny?

[@Bruh-ph8gv]

drobicho he mentioned this part of the internet and how it is weird

[@MachineCentral]

Wow thank you! Sounds like a brilliant machine, might have to get one after all :)

[@JJFLD]

Dam, this thing sounds like my Kenmore on the spin cycle. Reminds me of a jet engine.

[@MachineCentral]

Hey! I've been thinking about getting a Panasonic washer for ages! Would love to know your thoughts once you've been able to test it out. I've seen videos of the Asian market ones completing distribution rinses. Would love to know if any of these ones complete any kind of distribution with jets

[@shrekrules28]

Look at her go! (Hey amazingphil fans c:)

[@nymphie6358]

Hiiiii😁

[@OwnYourOwnBus101]

Thanks for posting this! It looks like a pretty solid machine. Is there anything that you don’t care for about this model? I may be getting one for mom.

[@marthamartinez5128]

does yours still work

[@imperiallebaron4476]

Years ago the question was "where's the beef?" These days it's "where's the water?'

[@Blurain727]

A question that is extremely overrated!

[@jbooks888]

I have never had a stain that can't be removed if you use enough powder. But I agree, if you just let the machine do its own thing, without extra chemicals and water, it probably wont do a great job on stains.

[@davenwin1973]

My new front loader doesn't sense the load properly, then takes longer to fill than my old front loader. I have found some clothes never got wet in the middle, due to the constant filling & stopping. My last front loader kept filling until the water level was at a certain level, then only filled again if the level dropped. My washer just doesn't fill with enough water. I've had to resort to the bulk cycle, just so more water can be added to a regular load. Even then, it isn't enough.

[@intelboydj1]

The full speed spin is 1400 rpm

[@tanasmallwood1806]

Nice spins! (And high five to all the amazingphil viewers!!!!!!)

[@jbooks888]

I agree, but what can you do. if it was up to me to design them, i have give TOTAL control over every step of the cycle, including water level, number of spins, etc.

[@Critique808]

I've seen small apartments and condos with no sink nearby the washer. Sometimes the washer is just inside the closet.

[@btpuppy2]

Where’s the soap?

[@critterprince]

Nice spins dude

[@Tumusica311]

How do you go to quality settings? And how do you have light on it?

[@jaimevilla8422]

Haha same I'm tryn to find out

[@Critique808]

LIke if I am going to buy an expensive he washer and then I have to manually fill the washer with a garden hose because these he washers don't use enough water.

[@jbooks888]

I have four cats and one them pees all over my towels, so what I do is I wash in very hot water (I fill directly from the trough tap with a hose into the powder drawer, and bypass the cold water altogether) and then I put about 8 scoops (!!!) of powder in. I make the water level a bit higher also and then I have to rinse double or maybe triple - but I get the job done and it is gentle on my towels.

[@Hcs586]

Nice spins!

[@jbooks888]

Oh, one last thing - it has a display telling you the time left for your chosen program.

[@JKele]

How in the hell can you wash whites, blues, greens, reds together? Even if they are colorfast. What did ever happened to wash with alike colors?

[@drdegutrez8458]

The temp was probably set to cold water.

[@turdfurgusson]

I've always thrown everything in all together. Never had a problem.

[@prmikey]

Turd Ferguson You're a monster.

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

I always wash everything together. Never been an issue unless something red was in there

[@darinb.3273]

It is NOT economical was like colors if there are a tiny amount of them ... that's a huge waste of washing powered water and electricity... if it fits it's like prego it's in there

[@BroccoliBeefed]

LOL! Funny. I know someone with a ten year old Kenmore H3T. He loves it, but his clothes don't get very dirty and he rarely washes full loads.

[@BroccoliBeefed]

So who actually makes this washer? Is it Frigidaire or Caloric, Whirlpool, Kelvinator, LG, etc..??

[@intergalactic2108]

Video title says in HD *video quality is 480p* Video: am I a joke to you?

[@Blurain727]

Well it's from nearly a decade ago. (yes I know 720p existed during that time)

[@Critique808]

Not enough water. How is this suppose clean my dirty gardening clothes with dust and grass stains?

[@drobichovideo]

just go to your quality settings and select 1080.

[@ChaosGames101]

Nice spins

[@HurricaneForceGaming]

I did it still says 480p

[@swiperboysb6897]

i never understood how little water is used and clothes can be cleaned better than top loaders

[@johnwyman6331]

As the clothes slide down each other, they scrub each other.

[@heyitsSW]

Nice spins ...

[@confidentlocal8600]

480p is not HD.

[@yvanng2605]

How do I not see any bubbles or water?

[@BroccoliBeefed]

+Yvan NG , That's why it is H.E. Unlike the old front load washers, the newer ones don't use that much water. Most of the clothes actually get clean by being damp with soapy water and rubbing against each other, as opposed to being dropped in an out of soapy water. The newer method isn't better as the suspended dirt has less space to go. Anyone who knows anything about physics understands this.

[@devinaulpheverything363]

I had this washer

[@BroccoliBeefed]

They are all like that. I know it looks strange. But it is enough water to get the clothes clean. I've seen so myself with friends that have these type of washers. That's supposed to be the big whoop-de-do about these washers. They hardly use any water compared to the standard center post agitator type washers, which use about 50% more water per load and don't wash anywhere near as many clothes per load

[@Critique808]

If you think that an agitator rips clothes, you can use the gentle cycle.

[@CruellaUrsula]

What? The rinses had less water than the main wash!

[@greenmarine5]

the ONLY nice thing about front loaders is that you only need about a 1/16 cup of detergent to do an oversized load, people use to much detergent in these washers.

[@BroccoliBeefed]

And then they complain about them malfunctioning

[@greenmarine5]

People don't realize these washers are design to put the detergent into the clothes. It's the rinsing cycles that actually clean your clothes, thus the reason why the rinsing cycles use slightly more water. This is the problem with corporate America, they want you to buy their product but they don't want to properly educate us, hoping we'll break it or misuse the product forcing us to spend more. pitiful

[@jbooks888]

Also good is that you can do a cold water wash, which can reduce the time taken significantly. There is a 'Quick 50' program which will rush through a load in 50 minutes, then there is a 'Rapid 15' program which does two water fills and a spin after each in fifteen minutes. I definitely recommend this machine, NA-140VG3. Of course, only time will tell if it is a truly great purchase. I hope to get at least 6 or 8 years out of it ???

[@alilraq7142]

lavadoras edgestar y frigidaire y castells

[@TheSeanpatrickobrien]

lol gentle on your towels! legend.

[@shelbelina21]

Nice spins im impressed hehe jk amazingphil brought me here

[@BroccoliBeefed]

You think they rip your clothes because you've never heard of their gentle cycle and overload those types of washers like many do for some reason.

[@courtneywolfe7417]

I'm confused as to why people post videos of their washing machines running. Im only here because Amazing Phil mentioned it. Ugh, my curiosity has gotten the best of me again.

[@Critique808]

That is good that people post videos of washing machines. I watch different washing machine videos to help me decide which washer to buy.

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

Because different people like different things

[@OwnYourOwnBus101]

Videos like these are very helpful to those of us that work in this industry in one capacity or another. We need to be able to give reviews, descriptions to customers, understand the normal operation of a particular model (is it noisy; does it use a lot of water; does this model feature a spray rinse or a static rinse) for repairs or other inquiries, etc. All this is very helpful information for repair, sales, potential customers and gurus and I for one appreciate that I don’t have to look any further than my phone for those answers. Hope that helps.

[@shannoncray]

Phil was right this is weird

[@nymphie6358]

I'm only here because of phil

[@StarrBAvery]

Same 👌 found em

[@milvolts1]

This is the way frontloaders should wash. We bought a GE and the darn machine hardly pours any water. Wtf GE. Thiis machine kicks ass. This is the way water should be dispensed. I feel like getting my money back.

[@DaydayG4]

30:15

[@Critique808]

People have cats for rat and mice control. They make good pets and companion.

[@falcondriver100]

Clothes are cleaned by having water/soap forced thru the fabric. Tell me how this thing cleans clothes by tumbling damn clothes??

[@johnwyman6331]

As the clothes slide down each other, they scrub each other. They work great, I prefer front loaders any day due to cleaning clothes better, using less water, using less heat, and using less electricity, but especially because they clean the clothes much better, and your clothes last longer.

[@SamsungCoast64]

9:00

[@davenwin1973]

This fills up with more water than my LG washer does. I had a Frigidaire Gallery front loader for 13 years, & it was about to go out, & got an LG. I hate that washer, as it takes too long to fill with water, & doesn't fill with enough water. Maybe I should have stayed with Frigidaire.

[@McCov1]

#5000 !!!!!

[@BroccoliBeefed]

Who says it was supposed to? These new fangled washers that have been released in the last ten years or so are light duty washers for city folk, not mechanics, farmers, ranch hands, oil rig workers, etc.. If you need your clothes super scrubbed you need to get a standard center post agitator washer, cause these types of washers 'sho-nuf' ain't gonna do it, neither are the top load HE types

[@richardp4189]

So, let me see if I have this straight... This is a 30+ minute video about a washing machine- washing clothes- with commercial interruptions, and it has almost 65,000 views. And nobody has even thrown a cinder-block into the fucking thing?!?

[@BroccoliBeefed]

+Richard P Like watching a fire in a fireplace, buddy.. Plus, the sound is soothing. Sad, you could not figure that out

[@alexduran8753]

No lo entendo

[@BroccoliBeefed]

You have an LG front loader and hate it? They are supposed to be one of the best. Arrrgh! I'm so confused now.

[@Critique808]

Not enough water. It looks like it is only dry cleaning.

[@drdegutrez8458]

Spins like a miele wt2670

[@jbooks888]

No, I'm not high - never have been. And YES, I do all that damn 'fanangeling'. Its fun. Sometimes I just stand there are watch the tub go back and forth, kind of soothing. AND if you are going to use fancy-ass words, then at least spell them right (finagling.) I'll let you go now, I think your mom is calling you.

[@tuttappanna1]

hey u r washing colors wrong ,,, u suppose to use cold water!

[@MeinnameistDreck]

jbooks888: do you know about automaticwasher d/o/t com? Lots of washer fans there...

[@BroccoliBeefed]

Over-soaping the clothes ruins the washer over time.

[@makwanapratik7924]

pratik makwana

[@darenyoung2846]

true no soap suds

[@sabakhan973]

Direct drive

[@Gibu86]

All the time in us washmaschimes USe

[@yambo59]

Why bother with the spin cycle, the clothes already looked dry to me-lol

[@terrorblossom4829]

Front loaders don’t need a whole lot of water

[@Blurain727]

Oh Wow, cool joke Yambo cool joke! Hey everyone looks like we have a comedian here! (Sarcastic, you wish this wasn't Sarcastic BUT IT IS!!!)

[@terrorblossom4829]

@@Blurain727 by that I mean there should at least be enough to splash but you don’t need a full tub

[@Critique808]

I found out that they are making these he washers because it uses less water. Anyway, happy washing. Good bye.

[@cycivills4710]

Sticking to old school washers. Expensive fancy washer and no water or soap!!🤔🤔🤔

[@Kubulek17]

Cyci vills you don’t need gallons of water to clean. A conclusion Europe came to in the 80s

[@terrorblossom4829]

Fool there’s water and front loaders don’t need a gallon of water where is ur brain

[@cycivills4710]

Nawww ya don’t kno what cleaning looks like

[@terrorblossom4829]

@@cycivills4710 I do front loaders don’t need a whole tub of water you must be stupid now I’ll admit it should fill so that you can see a visible water line but it doesn’t need a tub of water

[@Blurain727]

@@cycivills4710 Na, I'm stickin' with today's machines! They clean WITHOUT excessive wear and tear on clothes, that's all the agitator is good for! Screw all those old hag 80s to 90s washers!