Haier I-Pro Series 7 washing machine - WINE stain removal

3rd video from the Stain Removal series! Here we'll see how exactly Haier copes with Grass stains:
it heats water up to 60°C, maintaining temperature after it's reached
gentle wash rhythm is combined with soaking phases
If you have any questions regarding this cycle or machine - PLEASE COMMENT BELOW :)
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[@C1200A]

Woah.. such a nice cycle! Btw, when it doesn't show the temperature button, how can you check how hot it gets the water? Thx

[@nrones]

I was measuring manually by opening the door so I could have info for video purposes, otherwise there's no way

[@C1200A]

@@nrones oh ok thanks

[@BorisVasilev]

I like how the stain removal system just makes sense. Although it uses less water than I believe should be used for removing stains, the tumbling rhythms seem to be adjusted in a logical way. Dirt and wine use more soaking so that active oxygen (assuming you are smart enough to add it) can reach fibres. Dirt requires soak to dissolve properly and fall at the bottom of the tub. Grass is a surfactant stain that requires more mechanical action. Haier have done their study.

[@nrones]

Yes - exactly. As long as you use correct detergents, programs are 100% alligned to do the best of their duty to remove the selected stain

[@saragorn12]

Pretty useless video when you don't show "before and after"...

[@johndoe-vc1we]

He's not doing a stain test here. It's just regular laundry with the different stain settings and understanding what the cycle does