Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Washing a single place mat on Speed Wash with modifications. Hot wash (50°C - incoming from hot line), Extra high spin speed & normal soil with Turbo Wash turned on. Turbo Wash is not active by default on this cycle and also increased soil level from default Light to Normal.
Even though this only increases the cycle time by 5 mins from 15 to 20 mins, it does a much better job by increasing the wash time and applying a spray rinse at the beginning of the final spin. The final spin says Extra high, but only gets to 1,200. I feel this may be because of the single item.
It may look sudsy after the final rinse, but the spray rinse took care of it all. Immediately after this video was taken, we set the machine on the default Speed Wash, and there was barely any suds left. This video will follow straight away.
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Video Index
0:22 Start cycle and main wash fill
10:24 Drain
10:38 Fill & rinse
12:53 Drain, spray rinse & final spin (1,200rpm)
Noises you may hear that are not the washer
- Clicking and whooshing noises during main fill - this is the on demand gas water heater
- Dripping noises - the furnace a/c draining into the floor drain
- One off loud clicks - the freezer next to the washer turning off and on periodically
Washing a single place mat on Speed Wash with modifications. Hot wash (50°C - incoming from hot line), Extra high spin speed & normal soil with Turbo Wash turned on. Turbo Wash is not active by default on this cycle and also increased soil level from default Light to Normal.
Even though this only increases the cycle time by 5 mins from 15 to 20 mins, it does a much better job by increasing the wash time and applying a spray rinse at the beginning of the final spin. The final spin says Extra high, but only gets to 1,200. I feel this may be because of the single item.
It may look sudsy after the final rinse, but the spray rinse took care of it all. Immediately after this video was taken, we set the machine on the default Speed Wash, and there was barely any suds left. This video will follow straight away.
For more info, behind the scenes footage, and a forum for friendly discussion visit and Like my Facebook page facebook.com/deanswashervideos
Video Index
0:22 Start cycle and main wash fill
10:24 Drain
10:38 Fill & rinse
12:53 Drain, spray rinse & final spin (1,200rpm)
Noises you may hear that are not the washer
- Clicking and whooshing noises during main fill - this is the on demand gas water heater
- Dripping noises - the furnace a/c draining into the floor drain
- One off loud clicks - the freezer next to the washer turning off and on periodically
