Consider Capacity: Choose a machine with the right load capacity for your household needs. Larger families might need a machine with a bigger drum size (9kg), while smaller household.
Check Energy Efficiency: Look for machines with a to save on electricity costs.
Types of Washers:
Top Load: Easier to load and unload, but may use more water and energy.
Front Load: More energy-efficient and better at cleaning but typically more expensive.
Washer-Dryer Combo: A space-saving option but can be less efficient at drying.
Spin Speed: Higher spin speeds ( 1200-1600 rpm) remove more water, which means less drying time, but they can be harder on clothes.
Wash Programs: Look for machines with specialized cycles for delicates, quick washes, or energy-saving options. More settings can provide more flexibility for different laundry needs.
Using a Washing Machine:
Don’t Overload: Overloading can strain the machine and prevent clothes from washing properly. Follow the manufacturer's recommended load size.
Use the Right Detergent: Choose a detergent that’s suitable for your machine type (front load or top load) and for the fabric you’re washing.
Maintain Regular Cleaning: Clean the drum, filters, and seals regularly to keep the machine in top condition and prevent mold or buildup.
Use the Right Cycle: Not all clothes need heavy-duty cycles. Use shorter or lighter cycles for everyday clothing to save energy and reduce wear on fabrics.
Leave the Door Open: After washing, leave the door open to allow the drum to air out and prevent any mold or mildew buildup.
