Full Wash: VERY Greasy Pants LG WM3900HW, Speed Wash
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- Washing a load of GREASY pants in the LG WM3900HW Washing Machine on the Speed Wash setting.
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Just bought a WM4000 based on this review to replace a GE GTW465ANSW that was great for the most part but died four years in and parts couldn't be sourced in a timely fashion. I honestly didn't want to go FL again after a terrible Samsung machine, but this review sold me. Cycle times are quick, machine washes incredibly well, Allergiene cycle managed to get some pillows I thought were destined for the trash brought back to like new. Based on wash performance and the interface even if this only lasts 5-8 years I'd buy another. Performance for the price I don't think can be beaten especially when you consider how easy these are to work on and how relatively reliable they are. Thanks for all the videos Eugene!
That is really impressive, I’m so glad your doing these videos, lower water consumption, energy consumption and still did that was on a turbo express. As long as the door and detergent drawers are kept open ajar between uses, these should be no bad smell buildup. 👍🏼
I have a front load washer and it doesn't need so much care to avoid bad smells. It's as simple as not closing the door completely. The detergent drawer can stay closed. After almost 3 years, the washer doesn't even have mold inside. Just leave the door 1 inch open, that's it.
That and just occasionally washing something with hot water too. Bath towels, underwear, etc. - people who only use cold water for all loads boggle my mind.
@@DocNo27 I absolutely agree.
I also have this washer/dryer combo. I watched your LG 3770 review and was impressed. When my washer gave out I didn't hesitate to get the LG 3990 as I remembered what you said about the turbo wash. I hope I never get my clothes that dirty or greasy but I never doubted it would get them clean. To all the naysayers out there who think you need a ton of water to get their clothes clean the proof is in the pudding er video! Thanks for doing these videos!
John Blomeling Thanks for the comment!!! May I please know if you still like the washer?
Not sure if Gene is still doing videos being I haven't seen a new post in years. However I ended up not purchasing a new washer to replace my dying old 1990's Amana(SQ). I ended up buying the same Amana washer less the built in 2nd rinse and a slightly smaller tub. This washer was in excellent condition and got it for $150.00 out the door at a used appliance shop in SLC. Owned now for over 2 years and going strong with outstanding performance.
I think turbo wash is an amazing evolutionary technology. Recirculate the water so it doesn't puddle at the bottom of the tub, therefore increasing the friction of the tumbling action by eliminating the barrier the water puddle creates. Great job LG!
One thing about it, you are telling us the facts as you see them and I appreciate that very much. Testing a washer is not an easy thing to do - GREAT JOB!
I have the LG washer/dryer combo and I love it!
Angel Walker Thanks for the comment!!! Do you still like the washer?
@@brendame Yes! Very much. It still performs excellent. I don't think i will ever go back to separate units.
Next time do hot
I kept going back and forth for soooo long. I even decided I wasn't going to get this machine, at one point, but I wound up getting it and I am so glad I did. I am VERY happy with it's performance so far. Great videos!
How are you liking it now , I’m thinking of getting it
@@bolosantosi5398 Amazing machine. My parents had a Speed Queen set - we got it from all the laundry nerd hype on the Internet. Ugh - what a disaster. Despite looking like it had a great spin cycle, it never seemed to fully rinse stuff out. Bath towels in particular felt grungy and didn't have a decent smell to them. After getting the LG we re-washed all the towels, including the "clean" ones and when the LG set was done the difference was night and day. The towels were dramatically fluffier, smelled pleasant and were incredibly soft too. They were so fluffy they all wouldn't fit back into the cabinet they came out of - we had to split them up. That kind of speaks for itself!
My parents donated the Speed Queen set to a local thrift store who now uses them to wash the donations that come in. Perfect for that; not impressed for home use. My Duet HT is finally giving up the ghost after 15 years so my LG set is coming this Friday. Can't wait!
@@DocNo27 which speed queen did you get? The tr models are the ones with no transmission and do pretty poorly. The tc models are the one that performed well. The only issue with them is that the tub indexes until the brakes are fully broken in.
@@alecvip7562 Front loader. Zero desire for top loaders. beat the crap out of clothes and waste water. There are good front loaders - just not from Speed Queen :p
@@DocNo27 top loaders are my personal choice of washer, and they don't beat clothes up at all. You just have to load them properly and use the correct water level. Also yeah, the speed queen front loader didn't seem like the greatest front load washer to me tbh. It would've out lasted any other front loader though.
Great review. This is how all washing machine reviews should be done, showing how well it cleans dirty clothes.
Hi Eugene. Thanks for another great vid. I have two comments to add: 1) I don't find lint to be common for front loaders at all and 2) the lint you always have on your laundry is from those microfiber towels you throw into every wash. Also, I'm with you on that rinse(?) cycle. The partial drain and refill (or water down rinse) was so soapy, and then that couple of seconds spray rinse at end, I
feel like I would have to do an rinse on it to feel like they clothes were clean. Thanks again for the gr8 vid.
Dear Americans friend a quick wash is created for 2 items. Not a full load.
Although I hate LG that is an acceptable washer
@@simonemartini3017 what do you mean? LG does amazing!
@@alecvip7562 what do you mean made in China crapola.
My LG in 18 months 3 mother boards, one door one gasket, poor rinse, long and waste of time to balance a load.
No tks Samsung 3 years 6 load a day on sanitary not an issue .
LG home barely used Samsung in my restaurant.
Also my family in Italy 4 lg frigdes in 1 years the inside cracked ? Tech said to cold and to filled ahhahahahhs is this a joke
@@simonemartini3017 yeah idk what LG you are getting, but LG is far better than Samsung in the appliance business.
@@alecvip7562 says who? And I m in the usaa so the same one u get feom
New shirt idea! Have a picture of a washer, and above it, it says "Do you even" and underneath it, it says "rinse bro?"
Would have liked to see them after they've dried. Hard to tell if clothes are clean while wet.
The speed wash on my lg is 16 minutes long and it does wonders!
Do the turbo jets run some fresh water at the end of the cycle to clean themselves?
This is the type of front loader I like to see. In Europe (and the Netherlands specifically) we only have front loaders, and these machines, even the European modern ones, guarantee at least good wash action.
One little question, do you happen to know how much RPM an extra high spin speed is? I always spin my stuff at 1600 RPM and my tumble dryer dries at about two hours for a full load, and a small load is just 30 minutes because of the high spin speed.
That HE machines they have is something like European technology with American habits it is really not a bright thing .😯
I believe all US LG front loaders are 1300 max RPM. We unfortunately don't have the centum system available to us. I think you have such a high spin speed because you don't have seperate fully vented dryers so your drying time is increased.
@@Sethbruns we have faster spinning because our drums are smaller. The g force would be about the same for this LG spinning at 1300 and our lgs spinning at 1600. We have 4 types of dryers: vented, condenser, heat pump and hybrid heat pump. I use a hybrid heat pump which is A+++ rated for energy usage. It runs at a lower temp meaning it takes longer but clothing is more protected and energy is saved. It's a double win.
In usa for example I have LG washer and drier. 1300rpm and gas drier. Drying a full load of weekly laundry in the gas drier takes about 15-25 minutes at medium heat with a good vent I designed to have no 90 degree turns and totals about 10 feet long. Hard to believe it gets cheaper than that. Gas is cheap in usa.
Very good washer
You need a camera that will capture at 120 frames per second so that we can better see how fast this thing is spinning.
1300 rpm is like 21.666 times per second! That's amazingly fast!
They specifically have a heavy duty cycle, that is designed for dirty work clothes. Why would use a cycle that is designed for a small quantity of mildly soiled clothes.
I’m buying this model washer and dryer because of your videos. But I will need the installers remove the front panels to get them into my basement. If they whine, I will show them your video of how easy and fast you were able to remove and reinstall them. Man up boys. Run with the big dogs or stay on the porch.
Impressive washer. I'm curious is you would have run a rinse and spin cycle afterwards if there would have been suds.
I just bought a LG wm3400 and I am impressed with it! It does not have the turbo wash, but I can live without it and the wifi... why??? It is a gimick as far as I can see.
What I want to know, is if the speed wash is this good on pretty heavy soil, and takes 25 minutes, why use the regular wash that takes approx. 1 1/2 HOUR????
I would like to see a chart that shows times/cycles/options, so I can pick what I want.
1) speed wash is better on the Turbo models because load is saturated immediately, something the non turbo models cannot do. 2) the turbo washers don’t have 1 1/2 hour nroaml cycles. Thats also another thing with non turbo models. Turbo wash normal takes between 25-50 mins and does much better than speed wash
how long do you have this washer does it leaks am afraid to buy a front loader i have one Samsung and am very unhappy with it it leaks so am in a look out for a new one not sure if LG or Maytag
Well this LG here has "Turbowash" which would cut the time down by 15 mins or more on most cycles, and it's speed wash cycle is 15 mins.
Parents have had theirs for over a year now and no issues. My Duet HT is 15 years old and never, ever leaked. Be thankful you didn't have a Samsung top loader - they were literally catching on fire/exploding for several years :p
Maytag is NOT what it used to be. Owned by the Chinese now. Stick with LG - LG has been universally rated highly by the vast majority of review sites for a long time for good reason!
@@DocNo27 Maytag is not owned by Chinese! They are owned by Whirlpool.
What is the detergent??
How do the sprayers hold up on these? Is this another failure point, or are they pretty reliable?
I’ve never seen an Lg washer with a failed recirculating jets
Wow I’m impressed
LG front loaders are amazing and clean well. However I don't know how long they will last.
DD Motor, more durable, with LG Centum System in their Signature models, 20 years guarantee
Hi Gene, I am considering the LG Turbo 360, the Electrolux EFLS527UTT, or the GE GFW850SPNRS Ultra Fresh per front load washers. I was curious will you be doing a review on the GE Ultra Fresh or the Electrolux EFLS527UTT Perfect Steam with Luxcare? They all seem to be very good but would love to see your review and hear your opinions of those as well.
@Isaac Joby John thank you for the update. I am still plugging along with my hanging by its last legs Washer. I am also considering the Speed Queen TR7003 top loader which seems to be a good washer and American Made. But the LG seems to be a winner.
@Isaac Joby John Really I thought they just were a different agitation technology
@Isaac Joby John Thanks! I am interested in the Maytag Commercial as well. They seem to get great reviews per video comments.
@@garykarczewski6678 My parents couldn't get rid of their speed queen front loader fast enough. Two years of hell trying to get it to perform decently - and yes, I tortured my mom with all the laundry nerd tips and tricks. Bah - what an utter waste of time. I now know the Speed Queen and Maytag commercial freaks are a cult suffering from some of the worst selection bias I have ever had the displeasure of experiencing personally.
We replaced the speed queen set with this LG set and INSTANTLY laundry came out clean, fresh and with the bath towels in particular - fluffy and incredibly soft. Nothing else changed. Same physical location of the washer/dryer. Same water. Same electricity. Same detergent. Same laundry. Only thing that changed was the washer/dryer and it was as if someone snuck in and swapped out the old towels with completely different towels during the laundry process. The speed queen set left them so matted down that after running them through the LG they came out so fluffy they wouldn't fit back into the cabinet they previously easily fit in. Probably how they should have always felt had they been laundered properly by the Speed Queen.
That's what really did it for me. There simply is no comparison. People raving about the performance of the LG have reason to rave.
Also notice at the 24 minute mark when it's in the spin cycle it runs fresh rinse water through WHILE IT'S SPINNING. I dunno - seems like that could be the "secret" to why these machines do an EXCELLENT job at rinsing.
@@DocNo27 Thank you for the reply! so the SQ front wasn't very good huh. It seems like the Turbo 360 front loader is a great machine and easy to repair per Eugene as well. If is should ever need repair.....
you also seem to have a fetish about the smell of soap left in your clothes. If you don't like the smell chose a detergent with no scent or less strong scent. Most people buy detergents because they want that smell in their clothes.
It is also a test to see how well the clothes were rinsed ... another way would be to put the clothes in warm water and agitate vigorously... any suds? The machine would suck at rinsing away the soap ... soap is meant to do its job (clean your clothes and then be COMPLETELY rinsed away... you don't leave soap on your hands after washing them do you? I don't wanna wear my laundry detergent 🤪
Indeed - I love scent free/allergy friendly detergent for this reason. Also you don't need fabric softener - plain old white vinegar in the softener dispenser works wonders, doesn't gum everything up like the wax in fabric softener does (and no, your laundry will NOT smell like vinegar). Run your bath towels through this machine with a couple of extra rinses and vinegar in the softener dispenser and you will have the fluffiest, most absorbent towels. The more you wash them without softener and just vinegar, the more absorbent they will get as you continue to remove that past softener.
If there is a strong smell of detergent, then your washer did not rinse out the detergent.
@@alecvip7562 I don't care how many times you rinse a load of clothes laundered with Gain detergent - they are going to be heavily perfumed! Some people love that and it's why it's popular. I hate it - it actually makes me ill.
Not all detergent is the same :p
@@DocNo27 yeah, gain is gain lmao. Shit is such a strong smell.
For this kind of dirtiness you should use PREWASH cycle by default (or even better BIO cycle if American washer have it) and much more powder .That pad is for normal soiled laundry I do not think it really could do a job.And one thing more whatching yours videos over time I get this feeling that water your machine use is pretty hard water (full of mineral) and it is bad for detergent it could not give a real action next time when you do a wash put one full spoon with baking soda inside of drum it should make a washing effect more efficient
x3mann I THINK he has a water softener
If anything that pod was about twice, if not three times as much detergent as that machine needed. Also if he would have pre-treated those spots with a decent pre-treat spray they would have come out easily. I understand he didn't pre-treat in order to see how well the machine would do un-aided so take that into account too.
Also don't forget he did this on the quick wash cycle - 25 minutes. For a front loader in particular, that's stupid fast.
This machine has really impressive washing performance but the rinsing performance is insufficient
You can add extra rinses.
This only occurs for the express wash cycle. Besides, this cycle was designed to quickly wash a small load of lightly soiled items. This is a torture unrealistic cycle test. And even at that, the guy said he could smell no soap at the end - even tho it didn't extract the wash water out and the rinse water was pretty sudsy
ha - rinsing is he strongest feature of this machine. As others pointed out he used the express cycle and it still did a thorough job - on regular cycles it rinses by far and away the best of any washer I have ever used.
I don't know how you can say this when the dude literally just said he couldn't smell any soap on the pants.
*gReAsY*
Wiping glue on your crotch huh?