what is the actual SHORTEST wash time? I do a lot of smaller loads and can't wait 45 minutes for them to finish. thank you.
1881900
23 minutes is the shortest full cycle which is also called the delicate cycle.
2111560
I'm in Europe right now so I don't have it with me. I guess how I remember, u push ones it's for 1 min if you push twice its for 2min and if u push 3 times in a row that's the one that has no timer and u can wash as long as u want with it. That's what I think.
1798758
I'm only going by memory on this. You need to rinse frequently, and only make as much as you can use in a few days. I think we used to wrap them in a damp paper towel toward the end of the batch.
2142119
I don't ever let them dry between uses. I typically do my laundry all in one day. So I use them back to back. I have been using them for 3 months now and I have had no problem or complaints doing It this way.
2129893
I use bleach and always run it through the wash more than once... At least two washes in a row. The first time with bleach, the second time with just detergent.
1675412
Hi! I wash these at least twice in a row on heavy duty. The first time through I wash them with laundry detergent and some bleach. The second time through I wash them with just detergent. Sometimes I even wash them a third time with just detergent. I don't think my washer smells from it. The only thing I've experienced is that the pads smell if I only wash them once.
1374704
I haven't needed to wash them yet. I'll need to check the label, but can't at the moment. I'm thinking it may be gentle wash and low temp for dryer.
1287167
Mine seems to have washed ok, don't know how it will hold up under multiple washings but seems to be ok after a few. Hand washing doesn't take any time at all.
1961845
I don't think it gets clothes as clean as regular detergent. I was disappointed with the lack of smell and unclean feel when washing a normal (for us) size load. Perhaps a much smaller load may make a difference. I haven't tried that.
966045
Not sure & don't remember seeing it in the manual. It definitely is not as fast as the new high tech machines & things do come out damper which can affect dry time. However they also don't come out as wrinkled or tangled. Energy wise I don't see a real negative to this as the longest wash cycle takes about &#8531; the time as the shortest wash cycle on a high tech, so the extra dry time prob still uses less energy overall to wash & dry.
392288
Cold water wash on da lowest cycle. Requires little soap. Air dry. I wash 3x a week
1714074
Machine wash, gentle cycle, cold water. Tumble dry, no heat so it takes a long time to dry. I did use the lowest heat setting and it was fine
891819
I don't notice it saving all that much time, since my HE washer is wicked good at it's spin cycle. I find the clothes are softer and I like not using softener anymore.
789789
I preped in hot water 5 times, drying in between (sometimes I skip a dry cycle in between if I get a lazy bout). I would do a min 4 times. I only use detergent (a very small amount) on the last cycle. Hope this helps :)
2273208
Dry clean only, I've never stuck mine in a washer but I can imagine the mess it would be if I did it! The down would probably shift and and the cover might shrink. I always "refresh" mine by putting it in the dryer with a dryer sheet and set the temp to perm. press for about 20-30 minutes.
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I have gotten appx 7 to 8 mins...which is plenty of time. turn on wet hair turn off wash hair, then rinse and turn off. Soap up, rinse down turn off. That works out to be about 2.5 gals. Hope that helps you out.
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I have no idea. Use the washer for pots and pans storage and wash my limited number of items by hand (it never takes more than 10 minutes). If I used the washer, by the time I filled it up I would be eating on paper plates. Sorry.