thanks for the comments, feedback from customers is that power wash does really work , yes other company's have had there take on this technology over the years but we have found this to really work , a member of staff has one of these and loves it , anyone else have one and would like to comments ?
They should utilize this power wash spray nozzle towards the end of the cycle to spray fresh water into a slow spinning load to get out all traces of soap from the clothes. Most modern machines don't rinse enough, so this could compensate for that problem, using only a few more litres of water.
You are right about water content . Being carefully watched by environmentalists and a major selling point. Less water for heating + maybe one rinse less saves money and water.Some machines have an extra rinse option which will help also don’t overload!
@@JaimeeTyrell I have an LG 12 kg front loader and it cost me around $1,300 a couple years back and it does a great job, and you can adjust a tiny valve knob/switch thingy inside the machine so that it fills up with more water, throughout every stage of the cycle. I've tried it, works a treat. You can literally make it use double the water or more if you want. I have just now looked at Miele and for an 8 kg machine it's over $2,000. So Yeah, they are a bit expensive. They'd better have some good features. Also, I have a hose from the laundry sink that I can put in the detergent draw and fill up the machine as much as I want, which I often do, especially with towels that need help with getting out the suds. As for the environmentalists, etc, they can go to blazes. In Australia, it's winter and our dams are 90% full at the moment.
Zanussi's only re circulated the water, they did not use a vortex action like Miele machines. Zanussi's are also known to clog very eaisily in the jetsystem unlike the Miele's.
@@tritwi It seems you have no idea about the washing machine market... AEG still exist and still dominating the washing machine with innovative technologies such as (Pro Sense, Soft Water, OkoMix and more) which of course are PATENTED..!!. So you have to wait at least 5 years just to see a copy of these innovations on other brands.. Miele is stuck 30 years with it's honeycomb drum design which is beautiful but boring to hear again and again... Reconsider what you buy. It is 2021 out there.!
I am afraid but Aeg is just a name nowadays, put on Electrolux domestic appliances. There is not a single part Aeg made. Aeg died in the eighties. They made wonderful machines in the past but what remains now is simply a label put on something made by others. Aeg washing machines factory is in Italy. And just for the record, a washing machine is not a toy so telling it can be boring it sounds simply absurd. Plastic made by Electrolux is what you get with your precious "oko mix" (Miele called it "hydromatic" decades ago).
@@tritwi AEG is by far still the best in the market, sales also confirm that. Unlike miele, they don't shrink clothes in the dryer, and are much more gentle in the washing machine (not creating any loose threads)
@@stevenhocking6407 miele and Aeg (which is just a name on an Electrolux made machine) are in very different leagues. Then you are free to think Electrolux is the best in the world if you want.
Tolga Turhan technology always (very noticeably) moves on after 10 years, or even after every 5 years or so. So the last 1/4 of the lifespan of your Miele even if it lasted 20 or even 25 years you will have technology that is outdated by 15/20 years. I rather have two washing machines in that time. The second one replaced after eg 10 years with the latest technology, at half the price. Unless money was not an issue, I’d replace with the latest premium Miele washing machine again.
thanks for the comments, feedback from customers is that power wash does really work , yes other company's have had there take on this technology over the years but we have found this to really work , a member of staff has one of these and loves it , anyone else have one and would like to comments ?
They should utilize this power wash spray nozzle towards the end of the cycle to spray fresh water into a slow spinning load to get out all traces of soap from the clothes. Most modern machines don't rinse enough, so this could compensate for that problem, using only a few more litres of water.
You are right about water content . Being carefully watched by environmentalists and a major selling point. Less water for heating + maybe one rinse less saves money and water.Some machines have an extra rinse option which will help also don’t overload!
That’s what a Miele with Powerwash does. Not only while washing but also while rinsing.
@@JaimeeTyrell I have an LG 12 kg front loader and it cost me around $1,300 a couple years back and it does a great job, and you can adjust a tiny valve knob/switch thingy inside the machine so that it fills up with more water, throughout every stage of the cycle. I've tried it, works a treat. You can literally make it use double the water or more if you want.
I have just now looked at Miele and for an 8 kg machine it's over $2,000. So Yeah, they are a bit expensive. They'd better have some good features.
Also, I have a hose from the laundry sink that I can put in the detergent draw and fill up the machine as much as I want, which I often do, especially with towels that need help with getting out the suds.
As for the environmentalists, etc, they can go to blazes. In Australia, it's winter and our dams are 90% full at the moment.
The Italians had this system in the 60s
Gorenje UseLogic series had the sprayer too
Is the power wash on constant like a zanussi jetsystem
Super turbo PowerWash !!!
zanussi had this in the early 90s with the jetsystem
and hotpoint had power wash
Zanussi's only re circulated the water, they did not use a vortex action like Miele machines. Zanussi's are also known to clog very eaisily in the jetsystem unlike the Miele's.
The Laundry Centre I had a Zanussi for over 12 years and the Jetsystem never "clogged" once
zanussi is not good
@@TheLaundryCentre using poor quality wash powder are we? Buy from Lidl,s .?
The W1 washer and T1 dryer were made for European market. It's a pity that they are not available in US market.
Z Wang so what miele washer is availble for USA? and are theyre still good models?
in china have
AEG has this feature from 2006.
Aeg no longer exist
@@tritwi It seems you have no idea about the washing machine market... AEG still exist and still dominating the washing machine with innovative technologies such as (Pro Sense, Soft Water, OkoMix and more) which of course are PATENTED..!!. So you have to wait at least 5 years just to see a copy of these innovations on other brands.. Miele is stuck 30 years with it's honeycomb drum design which is beautiful but boring to hear again and again... Reconsider what you buy. It is 2021 out there.!
I am afraid but Aeg is just a name nowadays, put on Electrolux domestic appliances. There is not a single part Aeg made. Aeg died in the eighties. They made wonderful machines in the past but what remains now is simply a label put on something made by others. Aeg washing machines factory is in Italy. And just for the record, a washing machine is not a toy so telling it can be boring it sounds simply absurd. Plastic made by Electrolux is what you get with your precious "oko mix" (Miele called it "hydromatic" decades ago).
@@tritwi AEG is by far still the best in the market, sales also confirm that. Unlike miele, they don't shrink clothes in the dryer, and are much more gentle in the washing machine (not creating any loose threads)
@@stevenhocking6407 miele and Aeg (which is just a name on an Electrolux made machine) are in very different leagues. Then you are free to think Electrolux is the best in the world if you want.
Twindos was panned by the German Stiftung Warentest (German Which ?) for being over twice as expensive to wash your clothes
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I can´t by a Miele washing maschine, because it´s too expensive for me, I didn´t to much money for it, bad
miele washing machines are expensive but they last 20 years or even longer. So actually it is worth the money
Tolga Turhan technology always (very noticeably) moves on after 10 years, or even after every 5 years or so. So the last 1/4 of the lifespan of your Miele even if it lasted 20 or even 25 years you will have technology that is outdated by 15/20 years.
I rather have two washing machines in that time. The second one replaced after eg 10 years with the latest technology, at half the price. Unless money was not an issue, I’d replace with the latest premium Miele washing machine again.
@@tolgaturhan4691 no they do fucking not
I love German engineering.
Mele copid LG
Cool Boy It’s Miele not Mele ! And LG wasn’t even Born when Miele started producing washing machines back in 120 years ....
He is right . ,Miele didn’t have that system 120years ago. Really a Zanussi copy
when miele started making washing machine Lg neither exist. it's history that all brands copied what miele did decades ago
this isnt anything breakthrough beko indesit samsung lg all uses this. nothing much special.
this is fool and not worth for good price
this is not power for just water rise
you are talking a load of crap!!
Samsung Eco bubble is better than The order brands
samsung washers is crap