Cotton Standard Eco 60'c / Candy Rapido

[@joaquinfernandesgarcia996]

Load --> 0:24
Start --> 4:36
Sensed 1 - Half load --> 12:08
Sensed 2 - Soak tumbles --> 23:42
Sensed 3 - Full load/Heat --> 30:12
Wash --> 4:40:25
Intermediate spin 800 rpm --> 5:06:48
First rinse --> 5:19:25
Intermediate spin 800 rpm --> 5:27:05
Final rinse --> 5:42:55
Final spin 1400 rpm --> 5:51:13
Unload and results --> 6:09:38

[@jeremybrown2823]

If you want your clothes to be in Apple and pristine condition,I think it's worth the wait I think my friends! Lovely model!😎👋👋👍❤️

[@jeremybrown2823]

Excellent 1400 spin! Love it!😎👋

[@Ihatetravelling]

Next eco cycles are gonna be one day long...And i thought my lg which takes 4:57 on a full load and 4 hours on a half load was terrible!

[@SamsungLad2005]

This cycle seems interesting, 5 hours of wash then interm spins lol, mine is maximum 6h30min on Cotton 40/60 with all options on

[@jeremybrown2823]

I meant what I said guys! Worth the wait! Enjoy!👍👍

[@laundryinthenorthpole2872]

I used Eco 40-60 on my Rapido the other day. It runs a similar profile to this, altho it did do pulse filling at the start whilst tumbling and then tumbled both ways for sensing (unlike the other cycles where it only tumbles clockwise) but overall I’d say it’s a much better cycle than this, and way quicker too. It heated to 35 degrees and did the same tumble pattern as this. Oh and the rinses were up to the door seal too which was great to see

[@eli55121]

not to forget that the final rinse tumbling both ways instead of one as well as tumbling during the filling pause

[@tprods2087]

I would normally say that door seal rinses were good, but I think an eco cycle should have a lower level than that with better interms

[@laundryinthenorthpole2872]

@@tprods2087 I know what you mean but it’s a bit pointless cause at the end of the day you’ll end up rerinsing everything anyway which would use even more water so may as well have good rinse levels and rinse properly which would save water in the long run

[@eli55121]

@@tprods2087 here they don't change compared to normal cottons so i guess they changed it now

[@tprods2087]

@@laundryinthenorthpole2872 Not necessarily. If the interms are 1200rpm or 1400rpm and they hold for a while it should be fine

[@kartaldenizkosar8246]

I'd rather pay 500£ bills than wait 6 hours for a load, thanks😅

[@Thisisme-fe7es]

lol

[@greysonsfabulousadventures]

Why did the cycle take 6 hours instead of 4 hours 30? Did the cycle get corrupted or something or did it sense a bigger load?

[@washingmachinetvbywhichwasher]

Your comment makes no sense at all

[@CrazyWasherBoy-kt1hs]

request: your comments to make sense

[@KonradKoszki]

​@@CrazyWasherBoy-kt1hsAnother request: Stop abusing your washing machines with service cycle and get some specialist help to get rid of your sick service cycle fetish.

[@CrazyWasherBoy-kt1hs]

@@KonradKoszki so sad your request won’t be completed

[@KonradKoszki]

@@CrazyWasherBoy-kt1hsI'm also sad to find out your "disease" is at that level you can't just stop doing that.

[@Vanessa-k7l]

It's been a while since you last used this Candy Rapido

[@LaundryGuy1500]

Suprised the clothes didn’t disappear after 6 hours 😂

[@ajmarkabbasi]

Wdym

[@LGwasherguy16]

initial time 5 hours and 16, time after the first load detection: 3 hours and 51, estimated final time: 4 hours and 46. how is it possible that the first intermediate spin occurs after 5 hours.....

[@brunoshomelaundry2020]

Total: Over 6 hours💀

[@thelaundrycookie1200]

my experience with candy taught me that the times they show mean absolutely nothing. may as well not have a time display...

[@Paul-x7e8v]

Brushed motor?

[@washerenjoyer]

brushed inverter. (a lame excuse.)

[@joaquinfernandesgarcia996]

3:00 5 hours 16 minutes!!! What a waste of time

[@Im_Prachka]

Wow
I love it 😍

[@ТатьянаИзотова]

04:36?12:08