FF7005WN SPEED QUEEN HEAVY DUTY CYCLE 5 JEANS

[@petermaz701]

This is an excellent front load washer. Amazing how quickly it goes from drain to spin without wasting any time at all. They don’t call it a Speed Queen for nothing.

[@jeromedavis8575]

I love the wash action.

[@maryrobert80]

I think these Speed Queen Front Loaders do an excellent job in a minimal amount of time, No 1 hour 20 min cycles and the results are great!!! I really miss my Speed Queen!!! If I would have known that 2 years later I would still be able to bend, I would have never sold my 2017 S.Q. front loader and get the 2018 S.Q. TR5 set... Don't get me wrong I like the TR5 set but I liked my front loader better!!! Too late now I can't afford to get another Speed Queen Front load set right now but maybe down the road sometime I hope??? thanks for the video Kirk and enjoy the rest of your weekend!!!

[@maryrobert80]

@@patcola7335 Yes pat it fills to one preset level regardless whether it's 1 piece or a full load!!!

[@LlyleHunter]

You’ll be surprised Pat. Clothing that you’ve purchased since you’ve purchased your front loader simply won’t get old. You’ll be amazed at how much longer your clothing will last. Some of my Ralph Polos are now fifteen years old and haven’t even lost their color yet.

[@LlyleHunter]

Yet it still only costs $9.00 per year to run.

[@Joemil271]

Pat. It fills to a certain level and then if it senses it needs more water it will do a second Fill except for the eco-cycle that uses the least amount of water of all the cycles

[@Joemil271]

pat cola I had a whirlpool front loader duet that had a heater. What a waste that was when using the sanitize cycle it took about two hours that’s a ridiculous amount of time to wash clothes

[@peters4219]

Kirk thank you for the video - this is a Great washer and right to the point. It probably could have used a extra rinse. I think you can get up to 5 rinses if you opt for it in this washer - but 1 extra would have been fine!

[@daniell6610]

Yeah you can, you just have to select Allergy _and_ Extra Rinse at the same time.

[@littlegreeny8510]

Excellent machine Kirk! Please film some more cycles for us including the normal, sanitize with oxi and maybe the quick cycle. And holy cow, Persil is sudsy! I prefer a lower sudsing detergent like Tide he Turbo.

[@DJPenguino51]

You're tellin' me! Persil is very sudsy. I have to really cut back on the amount vs. Tide or every other HE detergent.

[@DeadlyVenomKing]

I'm convinced to get a set But seem hard to find financing on it

[@Joemil271]

I wish the model I have had an adjustable soak time

[@garykarczewski6678]

Kirk How would you compare this to the Electrolux FL Luxcare?

[@Italman45]

Wow, the final spin on this is incredible...... Hardly no time in the dryer and the outer dimensions is what I need to fit into my closet area..... They don't make shallow front load washers anymore and I don't want a little 2.0 cu ft.. ! Very hard finding Speed Queen, especially this model ! I'm in South Florida / Ft. Lauderdale area if anyone knows a place.... Thanks !

[@tmr8193]

Cap it's less than 900rpm that's trash

[@243wayne1]

@@tmr8193 Wrong. 1,200to 1,400

[@mypriusisfaster]

This is my dream washer that I've been eyeing for over a year now. Keep telling myself that its overpriced, so I'm leaning towards an LG. Then I start to hear about all the problems that the LG washers have, specially right after the 2 year warranty expires.

[@andrewoltman1171]

Do you think the machine ever reached maximum spin speed?

[@Kindlyone777]

Do the Speed Queen front loaders have the same Mold problems all the other front loaders do? Thank you

[@CT93_TN]

I’ve had this washer over 3 years and it smells the same as the day it was delivered. I leave the door ajar. I pull out the detergent drawer and pour out any left water and leave it pulled out slightly. No issues. When I wash pet blankets I’ll wipe the pet hair out. Otherwise this washer is a tank. Fast and gets the job done. No mold issues.

[@kristinafrancis382]

@@CT93_TN I want to get one. How do they do on grease and grime?

[@CT93_TN]

@@kristinafrancis382 I’ve never had issues getting stains out. I would use the heavy duty or whites cycle for loads with stains as it uses more water. Use a quality laundry detergent and use the soak feature if you have stubborn stains. It’s an amazing American made washer that I have no doubt will stand the test of time. One feature that can’t be beat is it’s spin cycles. It doesn’t struggle with heavy or out of balance loads. If you start a cycle and it says 38 min for a load, you can know in 38 min it will be completed ready for you to put the laundry in the dryer.

[@Joemil271]

Do you know how to set it to do just a rinse cycle. It looks like the rain is only cycle has been changed to the new Oxeon wash cycle

[@petermaz701]

I think you would have to select spin only and perhaps extra rinse then you’ll get a rinse and spin. If it allows that combination.

[@daniell6610]

From a PDF of the user manual, underneath the 'Spin' cycle section: "To quickly rinse items, add the Extra Rinse Option." So by selecting 'Spin' as the cycle and then selecting 'Extra Rinse' as the option, you should indeed get a rinse and spin cycle.

[@macman12345678910111]

The noise the machine makes when its taking in water to me sounds noisy

[@Italman45]

What good is this machine if you can't get for 10-16 weeks. Ridiculous !

[@simonemartini3017]

Poor rinse cycle, or better poorly formulate persil pseudo European detergent, way to sudsy

[@alecvip7562]

@@patcola7335 eu machines having 2 "rinses" is a load of bs. They just drain and fill bavk up for first rinse, no spin.

[@Joemil271]

The washer spins between each rinse

[@simonemartini3017]

@CESAR BLANCO If you haven't used you should not speak Most Americans like ,99% have no idea how to do laundry in a fro.t. Loaf