Clean Towels Without Washing Them By Using LG Steam Sanitary
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The "3" on Steam Fresh is number of garments, not minutes.
Does anyone know if you can SEE steam or moisture through the window when the steam sanitize cycle is on?
No cause it's dark. You can hear it tho.
I turned the drum light on while trying out a single towel. I could hear the water come on and off but never saw anything or noticed the window steaming up.
The 3 is the number of garments 🤦🏼♀️
I was about to say that lol
Exactly… how these people make this up for a channel
The manual says that the 3 is the number of garments and you can increase it or decrease it with the time increase/decrease button.
Thanks for the video. Which model do you have?
That’s a big no. Towels one of few things that need to be washed all of the time. Additionally the steam sanitary cycle on the dryer is going to use a massive amount of electricity AND *bake* in all the nasty stuff on your towel. You’re not saving anything. Just spending needless energy to end up with dirty towels that will be more difficult to wash in the future.
Flat-out wrong. Steaming saves massive amounts of electricity over washing and drying. The moisture in the towels, as long as they're otherwise clean, is easily removed by the dryer, and the steam destroys allergens, pathogens, and mold. They won't have the nice smell of fabric conditioner, but they will smell clean and be dry enough for further use. You can always use dryer sheets if you really want the smell back.
Does this have a steam feeder? If not, where does the steam come from?
You have to connect the dryer to the water supply.
Most people use spit. They'll spit in the dryer. Lmao 🤣 I'm kidding. Ya these normally have to hook up to a water line just like a freezer that creates ice. Some have a water tray instead. So you fill the container if you want steam
How does it make steam for the Steam Fresh mode, without being hooked up to water?
I think that some of the dryers have a container for adding water, but the one I have has a water line to hook up. I am curious how I tell that it’s working
@@casedistorted I tested it by putting in wrinkly af clothes and they came out wrinkle free.
How hot does it get? What temperature?
Do you need to fill the water in the reservoir first?
There should be a cold water connector on the back of a dryer with steam function. Then you'll need a steam connector kit. It should have a shorter (about 12 inch) hose, a Y connector, and another hose, usually about 6 ft. The longer hose may have an end with a bend in it. That will end up connecting to the back of the dryer. You'll unplug electrical cords, turn off the cold water faucet, then disconnect the washing machine hose from the faucet. Connect the shorter hose to the faucet, the Y connector to that, then the washer hose to the Y connector, and the other hose from the Y connector to the connector on the back of the dryer. Turn the cold water faucet back on and make sure nothing is leaking. If not, then plug the electrical cords back in. Then test to make sure it works. I highly recommend watching a video on how to do this if you're unsure.
Where do you add the water?
The drier, like the washer, has a cold water connection.
@@bobcarpenter1551 Indeed! Thanks!
Mine has a steam feeder; you fill it with tap water through a filter.
What is the best cycle for gym towels that get heavy sweat and musty smells. Rather new towels , should i use antimicrobial or sanitizer wash cycle? I have the same W&D.
Firstly you have to wash with standart mode and then use steam fresh mode. Approved by your gym buddy👍
Hey! So on an LG Washer/Dryer there’s a Gym Clothes and Sweat Stains option. One of the two should work! :)
31 mins to steam them. For that you should just wash them 🤷🏽♀️ And towels of all things need to be washed, imho
Okay but i am supposed to fill up the steam feeder drawer for this??
Yes that's where it makes the steam
Do you have to run items through the dryer after using the steam sanitize function or do they come out dry? You don't say. Thanks.
Comes out dry. The steamer last like 3 minutes and then just hot air to dry the steam.
My steamer nozzle always gets clogged, and then I have to use a pin or something to clean out the hole
I wonder if that’s why mine isn’t spraying.
@@jewel22222 I bet it is. Try it. Use a very thin needle 🪡
@@MattyDemello Oh, maybe that's why it didn't work for me. I noticed a few drops of water at the bottom of the drum, but it seemed like there was no real steam effect. As you mentioned, I tried to use a thin needle to unclog the nozzle at the back of the drum, and water began to trickle out. And a very small trickle continued, so I'm running the steam function again now. Do you also experience dripping water, or water at the base of the drum? My expectation would've been steam, not water.
I have this machine but does my dryer need a water supply added to it in order to make the steam come out?
Yes it does at the bottom left you'll see the connection there's what seem like a blue plug but it's a filter.....leave it......also the water supply must be cold.....
That was a lot of talking for nothing.
"not good for the environment" then has a caseload or plastic water bottles lol 😂 typical hypocrite.