11 Ways To Completely Redesign Your Washing Machine 12kg

Why Buy a Washing Machine 12kg washing machine?

If you’re washing large loads of laundry for your family, or heavy items such as king-sized duvets, it might be time to upgrade to a larger capacity washer. Our front-load washers of Teknix 12Kg Washing Machine: Powerful Cleaning With Steam have large drum sizes and modern technology to make your laundry day easier.

Smart functions include AI technology that personalises your wash, and an easy AddWash door that allows you to add forgotten items mid-cycle. A Digital Inverter motor provides superior energy efficiency and durability.

Large drum size

If you have many children and wash your clothes regularly, a washing machine with a large drum size is the best. The larger capacity of the drums on these machines will allow you to wash more things at one time, which means you can save time and money by washing larger loads more frequently. This kind of machine has a faster spin speed that will help your clothes to dry faster.

Generally, you should only fill your washing machine to around 80 percent of its capacity. Overloading your machine will cause your clothes to get clumped together, preventing them from being cleaned properly. Overloading also stops the detergent from being distributed evenly across your laundry, and it will not be thoroughly rinsed. If you’re looking for a large-sized washing machine, opt for one that has an automatic water level detection. This will stop your machine from filling up too much.

A washing machine with a 12kg drum can accommodate 38 men’s t-shirts or two large king duvets. It is also able to handle heavy items like sheets and towels. The drum’s size is larger, allowing it to accommodate a larger amount of clothing, thus reducing your electricity and water usage. These models also come with different programs for different kinds of fabrics.

This model is not only equipped with a huge drum, but it also comes with many features that will make it easier for you to wash your clothes. Its intelligent ActiveIntelligence technology uses sensors to gauge the amount of laundry you have to carry and the soil levels, and adjusts the cycle time in accordance with the level of soil. It also has an automatic level sensor that can cut the amount of water used up to 50% per cycle. This will save you energy and money.

The main drawback with this model is that it takes longer than three hours to wash a complete load of cottons. This could be a problem if you don’t have enough space in your laundry room. It is also important to think about the dimensions of this model, which may not fit under your kitchen counter in the galley-style kitchen.

High spin speed

A washing machine that has 12kg of spin will remove more water at the end cycle which will allow you to dry more heavy loads. This will reduce the energy consumption of your clothes will dry quicker.

The drum of washing machines is spun around by the motor, and it’s this that generates the high speed of spin. The spin speed is measured in revolutions per minute (rpm) and you can choose from a range of rpm to meet your requirements. The higher the rpm the more rapid the spin.

A speedy spin means that your clothes dry more quickly, and this is ideal when you are short on time to complete your laundry. Be aware that some fabrics, such as silks or wools, as well as lace, are damaged when spinning at high speeds. This can be minimised by using a ‘quick wash or ‘delicates cycle’ on your washing machine or reading the care label to see the best way for your particular fabric to be washed.

Our selection of washing machines with a high spin speed is extensive and includes models from top brands like Hoover, Candy and Beko. The wide range of features include Eco Wash which consumes less energy and water for an eco-friendly wash and a bionic lint filtration system that stops fibres, lint and other debris from being absorbed back into grey water for improved washing and rinse cycles. BubbleWash, BubbleSoak and BubbleWash are included to help distribute bubbles throughout the wash cycle to ensure that your clothes are left with a an incredibly clean.

Depending on the model that you select, you could also enjoy other conveniences such as Auto Dose that automatically dispensing detergent based on the load size. Another option is Drum Clean+ which helps to get rid of the residue that has built up within your washer. This makes your washing machine more efficient and ensures it is in top shape. You can also control your machine via your tablet or smartphone via the Connect app, should you be seeking a simple way to keep on top of your laundry.

Multiple wash cycles

Front-loaders that weigh 12kg can handle greater loads of clothes than smaller models. They are a great option for families with busy schedules, as they can wash more clothes at the same time. They also come with a number of features that save your time and effort. Reversible drums enable you to change the direction of rotation to give a gentler or stronger wash. Certain washing machines come with a function to reverse wrinkles when drying. Some washers have an Automatic Dosing System that automatically measures the correct amount and then delivers it.

When purchasing a large washer, it is important to be aware of its energy efficiency. Modern models are equipped with inverter motors, which use less electricity than traditional motors. They are also quieter and last longer. In addition, many models come with a eco mode that reduces consumption of electricity and water. Some models also feature a digital display which allows you to monitor the washing performance.

In addition to the normal wash cycle, many 12kg washing machines come with specialized wash cycles that are designed to specific types of fabrics. These specially designed cycles safeguard delicate fabrics like silk and wool from tangling. These are great for cleaning sportswear and linens as well as other things that are difficult to wash with a hand.

Some machines come with the quick-wash option that makes use of a shorter cycle time and is ideal for washing light soiled laundry or washing clothes that have been put in the machine over night. Other features include a sanitary cycle that is designed for underwear, socks and pyjamas, as well as an additional spin and rinse cycle that is ideal for bulky items such as quilts and blankets.

Some washers also come with a laundry boost cycle that increases the intensity of the machine’s agitation for an intense clean. This is a great option for clothing that is heavily dirty or stubborn to wash. Some models also have an in-depth soak cycle that aids in removing odours and stains from clothing that has been heavily soiled and steam functions that remove allergens and bacteria.

Energy efficiency

Washing machines consume lots of energy and this could add up over time. That’s why it’s important to choose one that is energy efficient and can save you the cost of electricity.

Most washing machines come with an energy rating label, which will show how efficient they are. It’s best to look for models that has a high star rating to reduce your energy usage. Some models come with intelligent features that automatically adjust the amount of heat, water and spin speed depending on the load size and type.

The power of a washing machine can be used to determine how much electricity it uses. This will give you an idea of how much it consumes per hour, but it doesn’t tell the full story. You’ll need to examine the energy consumption amount on the label, which is usually listed in kilowatt hours per annum for the capacity of the load. Compare this figure with the average kW rate of your electric bill to determine how much it costs.

A lot of washing machines come with an option to use a lower temperature setting to conserve energy. This is a good option for delicate objects. It is also possible to use the eco-wash cycle to reduce the energy use. You can lower the energy use of your laundry by using smaller loads and air-drying as often as you can.

In addition to energy efficiency, it is also important to look at the water efficiency of your washing machine. This information is available on the energy label that is typically displayed as an water rating that can go up to six stars. This will show how many litres of water a machine will require to wash a load of cotton clothing at 60oC.

You can also make your clothes more comfortable and last longer by using less water. Choose a model with an inverter motor to conserve energy. The motor consumes less electricity than a conventional washer. It is also quieter to operate, meaning you won’t need to worry about making a racket while washing your laundry.