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Have been browsing the general forum, there is a discussion on machine rinsing and soaps. I am about to replace my 4 year old hotpoint and would like a non-eco, lots of water in the rinse type model. Is there such a beast? I know its not eco friendly, but I end up putting the rinse cycle on twice anyway just to get rid of the spare soap.
I have taken some advice on the soap to use so will see if that makes a difference, however, new machine required and would like a thirsty one. Cheers.
Re: Big water user required
Hi
The ISE10 can have the rinse options increased by an engineer this thread covered it IIRC.
This apart the only machine I know of which uses large amounts of water and does have a large capacity is the Whirlpool American top loader.
HTH
Don
Re: Big water user required
Heres an idea, buy a reconditioned machine from years ago, these machines will use up to twice as much a a new eco-friendly type washer,
make sure it is atleast 12 years old or so if not it may use less water.
:tup:Also look our for super rinse and higher water level options if you can.
They are fairly cheap around £145 and there is a shop local to me that does them with a 12 month warranty. There should be such a shop local to yourself!
HTH
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OliverRe: Big water user required
Hi
If you are going to go down the recon route, go for a Hotpoint as there is still a lot of spares out there at good prices. They are also easier by far to work on compared to others of a similar age.
HTH
Don
Re: Big water user required
Thanks for the info. There is a well respected engineer near us, I’ll ask him for some help in looking for an old hotpoint.
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