Spin Drying Whites in the Frigidaire FSD28 Spin Dryer

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A short video of one of my most faithful and childhood Spin Dryers. My compact, but hardworking Frigidaire model FSD28, presumably made by Electrolux? As I've seen this design go back as far as the 1980s with White Knight or in Germany as "Thomas". Spin drying a load of white cottons from the Miele, being spun previously at 1300rpm for 1.5 minutes, following a 30 minute High Heat Dry in the Indesit IS31V.
Might do a few more Spin Dryer videos too. Stay tuned however, as I MAY have a load that I can film in the Hotpoint 9530...but I will see first :).
Thank you and enjoy! :)

[@countkostaki]

In the grand scheme of things for a light cotton wash that wouldn't have made a big difference, but for a full load of towels it would have cut the drying time down considerably. I once had one of these same spinners and for 6 bath sheets it took 40 minutes off the sensor drying time if they had a 4 minute spin in this spinner

[@HooverA3060]

Actually tbh I find that with using a spin dryer, regardless of materials, it’s cut down a dramatic amount of drying time. Including up to 30 minutes on some lighter garments. But towels are pretty good in these if you have a slow spinning washing machine.

[@Brobbs4549]

How fast is it

[@HooverA3060]

2800rpm :) But because of it having a smaller drum than some other larger Spin Dryers, the extraction force is slightly lower