Nice job and good advice, I'm impressed. Wife of 35 yrs. passed of brain cancer 10 years ago and still learning to do what she did so easy. Have a large capacity Whirlpool Gold toploader probably 20+ yrs. old with little use that actually washes the old fashion way and get's clothes clean. Love it and super easy to work on if needed. Washing sheets today and they do rope/tangle up. I catch it after first spin before rinse and pull everything out to put back in loosely so it can rinse the soap out better. Not sure if that's what is needed but makes sense to me. Obama and now obiden going after our appliances and I really feel sorry for people trying to function with stuff that doesn't work. Greetings from the farm in Michigan.
@@Ikey04-ge9gy I'm sure you're probably right. My next big scare is the fridge that's about 18 yrs old. I hear new ones are very expensive and don't last long because of new, stupid compressor design forced by the gov of course.
@@Ikey04-ge9gy sheets don’t need as much extraction seeing as the material doesn’t hold that much water. Also it reduces vibration and less wear on the motor!
Nice! My sheets are all cotton so they do tend to retain water. So I put in extra high all the time. Especially since the dryer takes a lot longer with wetter clothes
I have an lg front loader and the spin speeds are a lot faster than my old top loader so much so that low spin on the front loader is as fast as medium to high on the top loader!
Ugh, I dispise handling used bed sheets, all the dead skin and other nasties. Seeing you manhandle them makes me want to take a shower. I'll pick up puke, poop and anything else but bed sheets, especially used by someone else, ick. Good advice though, now go take a shower...
Thanks for the tips. I'll be using them in a minute. But first I want to give you a tip. After spending my career in recording studios, I'm super sensitive to voice-over deliveries. Many people, you too, speak too fast. You also speak clearly part of the time and partly not. So your speech is not as useful as your advice. I suggest that you look critically at your video and find what needs improving. All the best. Bob
Nice job and good advice, I'm impressed. Wife of 35 yrs. passed of brain cancer 10 years ago and still learning to do what she did so easy. Have a large capacity Whirlpool Gold toploader probably 20+ yrs. old with little use that actually washes the old fashion way and get's clothes clean. Love it and super easy to work on if needed. Washing sheets today and they do rope/tangle up. I catch it after first spin before rinse and pull everything out to put back in loosely so it can rinse the soap out better. Not sure if that's what is needed but makes sense to me. Obama and now obiden going after our appliances and I really feel sorry for people trying to function with stuff that doesn't work. Greetings from the farm in Michigan.
Sorry to hear about your loss. If there's any appliance related questions you have we would gladly make a video on it.
Only good modern washers are front loaders. Modern top loads suck
@@Ikey04-ge9gy I'm sure you're probably right. My next big scare is the fridge that's about 18 yrs old. I hear new ones are very expensive and don't last long because of new, stupid compressor design forced by the gov of course.
You’re right, they definitely don’t last half as long. But if you get the right make, they can go up to 10 years. GE makes a good fridge nowadays
Great video!
What is the capacity of your machine?
The washer shown in this video is 4.5 Cu. Ft!
I do that. But doesnt work. All sheets come up tangled into each other. And if comforter cover is there then everything inside that. 😵💫
I wash sheets on normal cycle/hot/low spin/xtra rinse
Why low spin?
@@Ikey04-ge9gy sheets don’t need as much extraction seeing as the material doesn’t hold that much water. Also it reduces vibration and less wear on the motor!
Nice! My sheets are all cotton so they do tend to retain water. So I put in extra high all the time. Especially since the dryer takes a lot longer with wetter clothes
I have an lg front loader and the spin speeds are a lot faster than my old top loader so much so that low spin on the front loader is as fast as medium to high on the top loader!
Ugh, I dispise handling used bed sheets, all the dead skin and other nasties. Seeing you manhandle them makes me want to take a shower.
I'll pick up puke, poop and anything else but bed sheets, especially used by someone else, ick.
Good advice though, now go take a shower...
Thanks for the tips. I'll be using them in a minute. But first I want to give you a tip. After spending my career in recording studios, I'm super sensitive to voice-over deliveries. Many people, you too, speak too fast. You also speak clearly part of the time and partly not. So your speech is not as useful as your advice. I suggest that you look critically at your video and find what needs improving. All the best. Bob
Useless advice