I have observed spin wash by default in the ECO Program and also in the Cotton Program when not reducing the duration of main wash with i-time. Have not used the Synthetics program yet. Tbf , spin wash is nice to observe, probably helps a bit with dissolving the detergent better when not much water is used, but I do not feel any difference to a normal cycle with good water levels such as the Smart / Automatic Program, where it does a very classical old-school wash-pattern that also has the right balance of effective but also gentle wash. Miele has been way too harsh on my clothes, even with extra water setting. I have observed your channel and I know that you had a Haier, however it did not spin wash. Check out my other videos and comments of my Haier washing machine. I'm satisfied to 70%, still paid 1600 Euro in Switzerland, but you can get the same in France for 990 Euro. I hope that V-Zug will release a new generation next year that will outperform all the other products. Have previously owned an Adora V4000 tower and the washing machine was excellent.
@adorian7323 Yes, I bought a Haier washer,but I didn't like it, to be honest. I was used to Miele. I always like to buy the best washers available on the market. I had a few issues with the Haier. The first one was the spin. Although I was using 1400 rpm clothes, they were coming out wet compared to miele, I guess, because of the spray at the end of the final spin. The other one was the rotation of the drum during washing and rinsing. Every time I wash small loads (that's my normal ), clothes were floating instead of tumbling. That's because of the design of the drum and puddles, I think. Watching your videos, I noticed the new drum rotations, which I like a lot. Anyway, I gave the Haier to my sister, and I bought the new AEG with salt, and I loved it .
@@rch497 the new Haier are using the water-spray to clean the door and doorseal just at the beginning of the spin. ECO 40-60 has a very intensive spin, clothes come out very dry. Cotton is less intense, spin only starts at Minute 10 on the timer, which is actually enough and better for the clothes, more gentle. With reduction of spin speed also time spin time is reduced, I‘m not sure if I like that or not. Thanks to the big drum and the gentler spin, clothes are less wrinkled. The best spinning performance by far has V-Zug and Schulthess, even though their spin is not longer as the one from Miele and it is holding 1600 rpm just for 2 Mins. It is the drum with many little holes that helped with extraction. I prefer that type of drum. Haier at least has holes at the back of the drum, that helps with hair and other particles. With small loads I have observed the same as you, the drum paddles are better with Miele or V-Zug. But my Haier is using less water when I do small loads and that helps with the rotation, however in the Quick15 min. with a very small load it is floating. I‘m worried how the Miele without drum paddles will perform. I like Miele UI and Design, built quality etc. but dislike their honey comb drum, small porthole/door, program duration and also being to intense on clothes.
Are you satisfied with it ? The spinwash is only activated on ecco ?
I have observed spin wash by default in the ECO Program and also in the Cotton Program when not reducing the duration of main wash with i-time. Have not used the Synthetics program yet. Tbf , spin wash is nice to observe, probably helps a bit with dissolving the detergent better when not much water is used, but I do not feel any difference to a normal cycle with good water levels such as the Smart / Automatic Program, where it does a very classical old-school wash-pattern that also has the right balance of effective but also gentle wash. Miele has been way too harsh on my clothes, even with extra water setting.
I have observed your channel and I know that you had a Haier, however it did not spin wash. Check out my other videos and comments of my Haier washing machine. I'm satisfied to 70%, still paid 1600 Euro in Switzerland, but you can get the same in France for 990 Euro. I hope that V-Zug will release a new generation next year that will outperform all the other products. Have previously owned an Adora V4000 tower and the washing machine was excellent.
@adorian7323 Yes, I bought a Haier washer,but I didn't like it, to be honest. I was used to Miele. I always like to buy the best washers available on the market. I had a few issues with the Haier. The first one was the spin. Although I was using 1400 rpm clothes, they were coming out wet compared to miele, I guess, because of the spray at the end of the final spin. The other one was the rotation of the drum during washing and rinsing. Every time I wash small loads (that's my normal ), clothes were floating instead of tumbling. That's because of the design of the drum and puddles, I think. Watching your videos, I noticed the new drum rotations, which I like a lot. Anyway, I gave the Haier to my sister, and I bought the new AEG with salt, and I loved it .
@@rch497 the new Haier are using the water-spray to clean the door and doorseal just at the beginning of the spin. ECO 40-60 has a very intensive spin, clothes come out very dry. Cotton is less intense, spin only starts at Minute 10 on the timer, which is actually enough and better for the clothes, more gentle. With reduction of spin speed also time spin time is reduced, I‘m not sure if I like that or not. Thanks to the big drum and the gentler spin, clothes are less wrinkled.
The best spinning performance by far has V-Zug and Schulthess, even though their spin is not longer as the one from Miele and it is holding 1600 rpm just for 2 Mins. It is the drum with many little holes that helped with extraction. I prefer that type of drum. Haier at least has holes at the back of the drum, that helps with hair and other particles.
With small loads I have observed the same as you, the drum paddles are better with Miele or V-Zug. But my Haier is using less water when I do small loads and that helps with the rotation, however in the Quick15 min. with a very small load it is floating.
I‘m worried how the Miele without drum paddles will perform. I like Miele UI and Design, built quality etc. but dislike their honey comb drum, small porthole/door, program duration and also being to intense on clothes.