LG washer full Bulky Cycle

[@OnlyFigures]

I love your videos! Now I feel better about mines, I just got a set delivered yesterday. I hate them so far, the noise these things make is unbearable, it looks like it’s going to blow up and the vibration moves the door and causes water to leak. Mine also squeals and squeaks whenever the drum moves which is super annoying. I had a pair of Samsung’s and i loved them for how quiet they were. I think I’m going to return these.

[@lavatricistiallariscossala5130]

wonderful LG

[@robolsen3506]

How well does it do with actually removing the dog and cat hair/fur?

[@ayomideabejide1159]

I think that final spin was actually 600 rpm.

[@fraum7107]

Allergiene means it got an build in heater and it keeps the heat until the wash cycle is finish? By the way, I like to know, do you know what's the temperature if you choose temperature medium, hot and extra hot?

[@DeansWasherVideos]

It doesn't heat much. It doesn't keep it hot Cotton warm, maybe 31°C. Cotton hot, around 45°C

[@fraum7107]

@@DeansWasherVideos I thought your hot water is around 60°C in the USA. Here in Germany is around 60°C but we use washing machines with build in heater, my Bosch washing machine heats up to 62°C - 64°C if I use the Anti-Allergie cycle and the heater keeps the temperature until the water get pumped out. In the washing powder is peroxide for the bleaching 😉

[@DeansWasherVideos]

@@fraum7107 USA hot water is 49°C and here in Canada can be a bit hotter, ours is 55°C, but then you have to wait for the water line to heat up, so you aren't getting hot water straight away, so cold goes into the washer first through the hot pipe

[@fraum7107]

@@DeansWasherVideos what a pity if your washer does not heat up to over 60°C in the Allergie Cycle, everything less than 60°C is a hygienic problem, especially the laundry of your dog..

[@ThatWasherNerd]

I know this may sound extensive...but can you please upload a video of every cycle? At least the cycles included on the machine? Thanks :)

[@DeansWasherVideos]

Will do eventually

[@ThatWasherNerd]

DeanJB74 Thanks so much! :)

[@jennablack3136]

Thanks for the great video!! I just bought a Kenmore Elite front loader two weeks ago and I was I told that it is really manufactured by Lg now, do you know if is this true ??

[@DeansWasherVideos]

This is absolutely true. Kenmore isn't a manufacturing brand, it's a name owned by Sears and they outsource to various manufacturers and rebadge them. Most probably you have an LG!

[@BroccoliBeefed]

I've never understood why front loaders have to alternate the direction in which they turn. It just seems like a waste of time. If you add up the amount of time the clothes sit there during the pauses when the machine switches rotation direction-- it is a significant amount of time. Each pause is about 10 seconds. Does this machine use centrifugal soak action like their center post agitatorless top- loading machines do?

[@DeansWasherVideos]

+BroccoliBeefed switches direction to prevent tangling and distribute the load more evenly. Yes it is a centrifugal soak with the turbo wash pump running, but there's not enough water at times due to the stupid USA government regulations on efficiency. I am not against conservation, but when restrictions are made in one area, they should be made in all areas like industry emissions etc.

[@kendall8500]

Can you do the tub clean next

[@davenwin1973]

I don't have this model of LG, but I have an LG, & they do an amazing job at getting the tub clean. At least on mine, it fills a third of the way up the window, & at different periods of spins, it spins so fast, that it gets the water to the very top of the inner shell. I occasionally saw crud fall from the top part of the gasket. So it does a good job cleaning it. I however wish it used hot water, instead of cold water. Samsung washers use hot water for cleaning their washers. Once I get moved to my next home, I'll have to hook a separate hot water hose, & a Y connection to the cold water line, & when I do a cleaning cycle, I have hot water for cleaning the washer. I also can have a warm rinse, for when the cold water gets too cold to rinse clothes properly (this is usually a problem for me in the winter, & the water temperature is 33º to 45º F).

[@ThatWasherNerd]

I recommend using Steam

[@DeansWasherVideos]

Even though it has a Steam button, it doesn't have a steam generator. It just heats the water to about 70°C. I will do a cycle to show it.

[@DeansWasherVideos]

Hey I did a video the other night on Normal Turbo Wash with Steam for some tea towels and dish cloths. I will upload this weekend.

[@ThatWasherNerd]

DeanJB74 YAY! thank you :)