GE Washing Machine-Deep Dive w/ Jaykay18

[@jaykay18]

Definitely need to go back and continue testing this machine. Might be getting close.

[@xjoe81x]

@@jaykay18 Yes indeedy feed the needy...

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Perfect thumbnail of the mad scientist 😀

[@jaykay18]

@@ItzYaBoyJesse Sometimes KZbin gets it right.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

@@jaykay18 indeed they do get it right.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

You and Jay should clean the washer. It would be like 2014 all over again cleaning the Kenmore 80 series.

[@xjoe81x]

@@ItzYaBoyJesse I would lighty clean it, very slightly.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

@xjoe81x right right

[@connorbeaudry7241]

Rinse & Soak was what GE used back in 2011 to so called “save water” according to their website.

[@xjoe81x]

@@connorbeaudry7241 Interesting.

[@jeromedavis8575]

Rinse and soak was stupid! It should've agitated all the way through!

[@jeromedavis8575]

@@xjoe81x I'd always leave the fabric softener option on, period.

[@lizboz]

To save WATER??? Huh......maybe _electricity?_ Yeah. Real smart for Generally Eclectic.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Joe, not a major surprise your phone started to overheat. It would be even worse recording with 60 FPS. 9:56

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Making his own video of me making my video 0:00 😀

[@jeromedavis8575]

I bet GE's agitation is so weak! This is so stupid even on extra heavy!

[@jeromedavis8575]

Oh, never mind. This has a transmission.