Wednesday, December 24, 2008

All about washing machine

All about Washing Machine

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How to buy a washing machine

Buying a washing machine is unlike getting a new ipod or a new iphone. Instead of small sleek look, you may look for a big size washing machine. Instead of fancy colorful design, you may just prefer one that is functional and does its job effectively instead.

There are a few factors you need to think about when you are planning to buy a washing machine.
Here are a few important considerations on your washing machine shopping list.

Which Type?

There are two main types of washing machines - front load and top load. A front loading machine is slightly more expensive compared to the traditional top loader. However it consumes lesser water and is more energy efficient in the long run. A front loader also obliterates the need for an agitator. This means that your clothes are subject to less wear and motion and thus, can last longer. If you have the budget and is unlikely to change the washing machine, a front loader would be your best choice.

What Size?

It really depends on how big is your household, what kind of clothes you need to wash and whether you have sufficient space for the washing machine. Obviously, a bigger size washing machine naturally is able to wash more loads per cycle, but remember, the bigger the washing machine, the more you need to pay upfront. Also, expects to consumer more water and electricity.

What Features?

Washing machines nowadays come with fancy features such as automatic load balancer, automatic water-level controls, delay cycle feature and more. Find out what are the advantages and disadvantages of these features. You may be surprised to know that most people seldom use the features except for the normal ones like spin and dry. So do not fall for the salesperson talk unless you really find it useful to have. After all, these features do not come free.

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Must Have for Washing Machine

What is my space available?
790 x 500
620 x 600

How does the washer load?
Front Load

What is the loading capacity?
min. 6kg
opt. 8kg

How does the washer spin?
Care for cloth - 600 rpm
For total drying - min 1000 rpm

What programs does the washer need to have?
delayed starts
delicate programs
curtain & duvet
bleach-, detergent- and fabric softener-dispensers
handwash cycle

Need to be quiet?
Yes

How fast is it ?
??

What is the water and energy efficiency ?


The Base ?


Repair histories?


Ease of use ?
the controls are easy to read and use
lint trap is easy to reach and clean

Material?
Porcelain coating on the top surface is best. However, for the drum, stainless steel or plastic is preferable

Washing machines: buying guide

What you should look for when buying a washing machine for your laundry and the pros and cons of different types of washers. Washing machines are an essential part of the modern laundry. There are many options on the market, with each manufacturer trying to offer a washer that’s quicker, quieter, gentler, more reliable, or simply more intelligent than the rest. Ultimately, you should buy a washing machine that’s right for your needs, budget and lifestyle. Let’s look at the features that you’ll find when you go shopping.
LG washing machines

The LG titanium and front loading washing machines. Source: Supplied
Features to consider
Capacity

The most important consideration of a washing machine is its capacity, as the washer obviously needs to be able to handle your washing needs. A capacity is measured in kilograms – with a medium sized washer being 6kg-7kg. This will be enough for a family with a couple of children.
Water efficiency

Washing machines are rated for water efficiency by the Water Services Association of Australia. The AAAAA water conservation rating helps you identify which washers will use more water than others with the same capacity. Not only is this useful for environmentally-conscious consumers, it helps your household budget too. For more on water efficiency click here.
Laundry Products

* Dryers - 39S555L
Dryers - 39S555L

A Simpson dryer with a 5kg capacity, fully featured electronic controls, auto cool down cycle, automatic timer, and a stainless steel drum.Overal...
* Double 70/40 Laundry Tub
Double 70/40 Laundry Tub

The Clarimont is a flush fitting double laundry tub to meet the needs of large Australian families. It can be soaking, washing & rinsing at the s...
* Omega WD9500 Front Loading Washer
Omega WD9500 Front Loading Washer

Front loading, washer ? condenser dryer, stainless steel inner and outer drums. Overall dimensions 950mmH x 630mmW x 780mmD Warranty 2 years par...
* Single Compact 35l Laundry Unit
Single Compact 35l Laundry Unit

Designed to take the strain of everyday family life, the Clark stainless steel tub and Permacoat cabinet is both durable and long-lasting.Find ou...
* Dryer - 39P350L
Dryer - 39P350L

A Simpson dryer with 3.5 kg capacity, auto cool down cycle, 2 1/2 hour timer, mechanical control, and a colorbond drum.Overall Dimensions:Overall...

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Energy efficiency

Washing machines are one of the appliances that are rated with the familiar Energy Star rating system. More efficient washers generally cost more to buy, but there are considerable savings to be made over the washer’s lifetime. For more on energy efficiency click here
Motor

A washing machine is a complex piece of machinery. The motor is often so heavy a counterweight is needed. It’s connected to the drum via a gearbox and, commonly, a belt. Make sure you’re buying a washing machine with a drive system that’s been optimised for the rigours of washing, and better yet, a warranty on the motor. Some manufacturers are now getting innovative with systems such as direct drive, which connects the motor directly to the drum and removes the belt transmission – and the risk of it breaking.
Volume

Washing machines vibrate, and start to shriek as they spin faster. Consider where your washer will be located, how close it will be to living areas, and how quiet it needs to be. If possible, try and gauge exactly how loud it is before you buy it. At a minimum look for a washer which has a dampener system to cushion the drum from the outer casing.
Length of wash

Washing time can be important for people on the run. While there are a variety of ‘fast wash’ settings out there, as a rule a top-loader is much shorter than a front-loader which can take anywhere up to two hours. If time is of the essence investigate wash times before you buy.
Programs

Different washing machines have a different array of settings. Spin speed, handwashing, gentle cycles, and more – if you will be washing a certain type of clothing, buy a washer with a setting to suit. Washing machines also offer varying levels of automation. The state of the art models offer one touch automatic load sensing, with the washer detecting how much clothing is inside, what types of clothes they are, and even how dirty they are, before creating a wash cycle to suit.
Controls

Make sure the controls on your washer are accessible and easy to understand. Older and cheaper machines will have mechanical knobs; newer models will have digital buttons and display screens.
Filter

As washing machines clean your clothes, they strip lint away. This is particularly a problem on top loaders as they have a rougher washing action than front loaders. Make sure your top loader comes with a lint filter to ensure the best wash. It’s not essential for front loaders, and thus not a standard feature.
Base

The legs of a washing machine are important for two reasons. First of all, a washing machine is a heavy piece of equipment and can vibrate too. Consequently, legs should be sturdy and wide enough to distribute the weight. This is especially a concern if you are sitting the washer on a surface like wood – you don’t want to leave pockmarks. Secondly, a washing machine must be level at all times for it to work properly. As most laundry floors slope towards a drain, you should look for a washer that has adjustable legs.
Types of washing machines
Top loader

This is the most common type of washing machine. Clothes are placed into the top of the washer, and a lid closed over the top. There are two types, an agitator and an impeller. First, here are general points about top loaders:
Pros

* Generally cheaper than front loaders
* No fuss to throw more clothes in the wash midway through cycle
* Faster wash cycle
* Lighter weight
* Biggest range available – especially large capacity washers

Cons

* Water hungry
* Less energy efficient than front loader
* Uses more detergent
* Higher ongoing cost
* Rougher on clothes

Top loader - agitator

This is by far the most common type of top loader. Clothes are moved around by the agitator - a winged pole in the middle of the drum.
Pros

* Bigger range available for any budget

Cons

* Rougher on clothes than impeller

Top loader - impeller

Much less common than an agitator machine, an impeller looks like a propeller or fan and sits at the bottom of the washing machine drum. It whips up the water to move the clothes around.
Pros

* No agitator may mean larger capacity

Cons

* Tends to entangle clothes with its action
* More likely to shut down due to drum being out of balance
* Uses more water than agitator

Front loader

This washing machine looks like a clothes dryer, with a clear door at the front for placing clothes inside. It moves clothes around by rotating the drum, tumbling them in the same way a dryer does.
Pros

* Lower ongoing costs than a top loader
* Generally more water efficient
* Generally more energy efficient
* Uses less detergent
* Generally a more thorough wash
* Not as rough on clothes
* Faster spin speed means shorter drying times

Cons

* Higher initial cost
* Generally can’t add clothes to wash midway through cycle
* Slower wash cycle – although some models have a quick setting
* More likely to crease clothes – look for a washer with anti-crease setting
* Heavier
* Smaller range and capacities available

Types Of Washing Machine

A Semi Automatic machine has twin tubs and performs all the three functions of washing, rinsing and spin-drying. One tub takes care of washing and rinsing and the other performs spin-drying. Once the wash and rinse cycles are completed in the wash tub, the clothes have to be manually transferred to the spin tub for drying. This model is a best buy for those of you who do not have a constant supply of water for some reason or the other. All leading brands offer good models with all the ultra-modern features and some brands like Samsung even offer a model with single tub!

Fully Automatic :
In a Fully Automatic machine all the three tasks of washing, rinsing and drying are performed by a single tub. This machine offers the convenience of selecting a program to perform any one or a specific combinations or all of the operations.

Our research confirmed that type is the most demanded and recommended one by the Indian consumers and the dealers respectively. Fully Automatic machine can be further classified into three categories based on their 'level of control.'

Neuro Fuzzy Control:
This gives you the ultimate level of control that you could desire. It has the ' sensors' which automatically detect the fabric type and accordingly determine the wash time, water and detergent required.

Fuzzy Control:
Fuzzy control has "load sensors' which indicate the amount of detergent and water required and determine the wash cycle based on the wash load.
This control allows you to save water, detergent and most importantly electricity, while the machine automatically estimates optimum wash time.

Conventional or Manual:
You are in charge here. You have to decide what you want the machine to do for you. The wash cycle, the water level as well as the detergent amount needs to be selected and set by you.

Based on loading options:

Top Loading: From the top, clothes are loaded.

Front Loading: From the front, clothes are loaded.

Energy use comparisons prove that Front Loading uses less water, detergent, and energy usually, and more effective in cleaning and washing. The latest top loaders has a poor performance since the regulations of the government have lessen the energy amount that they use, which results in ineffective cleaning and shortened cycles. However, Front Loaders consume a smaller amount of energy but even though they tend to have times for longer cycles. Front loaders lower the water and detergent amounts and consume less energy.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Where to buy cheap electrical appliances

1. Hong Liang
2. Lee Meng trading
3. Mega Discount Store @ Katong Mall (look for Veron)

1) MEGA DISCOUNT STORE PTE LTD
Add: 112 East Coast Rd # B1-03/11, Katong Mall
Tel: 6348 7998
* this shop got alot of electrical products, supply and install air-con, household kitchen appliances etc.

2) Federal Electronics Pte Ltd
Tel: 62973333
Loc: 217, Jln Besar
* this shop got alot of electrical products, supply and install air-con, household kitchen appliances etc.

3) Dav Electronics
21 Lor Kilat #01-02 Sun Ct Singapore 598123 (next to bukit timah SC)
Tel : 6467 7767
Fax : 6467 7207
* many forumers recommend this, but i didnt get to go there

4) Kong Tai Electrical Trading
504 Jurong West St 51 #01-221
Tel: 65658924
* many forumers recommend this, but i didnt get to go there

5) Goh Ah Bee (kovan city, near kovan mrt)
Blk 210 # 01-247,Hougang Street 21
6288 8611
* this shop got alot of electrical products and household kitchen appliances etc. actually price wise, its mkt rate, not too ex or too cheap either. but could be comparable to everjoint.

6) BUAN SENG HUAT ELECTRICAL & GAS DEALER
Blk 205, Bedok North St 1, #01-391
6443 8010
* this shop got alot of electrical products and household kitchen appliances etc. price wise is mkt rate, not too ex, not too cheap

7) ETRONIN ELECTROMART
Blk 510, Bedok North Ave 2, #01-51
6444 7325
* this shop got alot of electrical products, supply and install air-con, household kitchen appliances etc. but the lady boss (auntie who make-up until swee swee and sit in shop but kinda blur when you ask her for stuffs, like not so sure like that)

8) Etronin - TEL: 67842525 or 67817810
LOCATION: Tampines
* many forumers recommend this, but i didnt get to go there

9) Ban Kim Chuan - Call lady boss
TEL: 64435298
Location at Bedok South
* many forumers recommend this, but i didnt get to go there



1) Dav Electronics
21 Lor Kilat #01-02 Sun Ct Singapore 598123 (next to bukit timah SC)
Tel : 6467 7767
Fax : 6467 7207

2) Kong Tai Electrical Trading
504 Jurong West St 51 #01-221
Tel: 65658924

3) Universal Union
HTTP://www.universalunion.com.sg

710 Geylang Road (next to Lor 44)
Singapore 389625
TEL:
(65) 6749 0007
(65) 6743 3852

FAX:
(65) 6746 8849
EMAIL: sales@universalunion.com.sg

4) Everjoint (ang mo kio)
http://www.everjoint.com.sg

Block 159, Ang Mo Kio Ave 4, #01-534, Singapore 560159.
Tel : 64589569 / 64582531 / 64582578 Fax: 64562335
Email: everjoint@pacific.net.sg
BUSINESS HOURS:
Monday to Saturday - 9 am to 8 pm
Public Holiday - 9 am to 6pm
Close on Sunday

5) GENOVA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
http://www.genova.com.sg

58 Bendemeer Road
Singapore 339937
Tel : (65) 6299 0222 (5 Lines)
Fax : (65) 6296 4831
Email: genova@singnet.com.sg

6) Poh Joo Hardware
http://www.pohjoo.com/contacts.html

a)Address : 125, Rangoon Road, Singapore 218403
Tel: 6296 7178
Fax: 6295 0771
Operating hours :
Mon - Sat : 8:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m

b) Address :159, Jalan Besar, Singapore 208875.
(Opp. Jalan Berseh Hawker Center)
Tel: 6398 0588
Fax: 6398 1689
Operating hours :
Mon - Sat : 8:30 a.m - 6:00 p.m

c) Address :389/391, Jalan Besar, Singapore 209004.(Opp. Lavender Food Square)
Tel: 6292 3388
Fax: 6299 0690
Operating hours :
Mon - Sat : 8:30 a.m - 6:00 p.m
Sun : 11:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m

7) Goh Ah Bee (kovan city, near kovan mrt)
Blk 210 # 01-247,Hougang Street 21
6288 8611
note: pls call for shop opening hrs. i know they are not open on sunday. this shop has been around for many many years so definitely they are sincere retailers (heard from old uncles).

8) Hoe Kee Hardware
http://www.hoekee.com

no. 8 genting lane - more stock and variety there but its closed on sunday, sat its open till 6pm

a) HEAD OFFICE
No. 8 Genting Road S(349472)
Tel: 6296 6827 Fax: 6296 1911
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays
(9 AM - 6 PM)

b) New World Centre (Next to Macdonalds)
No. 1 Jalan Berseh #01-07 to #01-11
Tel: 6392 9909
Closed on Tuesdays (10 AM - 7 PM)

c) IMM Building
No. 2 Jurong East St 21 L3-26
Tel: 6563 5088
OPEN DAILY (11 AM - 9 PM)

d) Tanjong Katong Complex
No. 845 Geylang Road #01-38
Tel: 6745 7055
OPEN DAILY (12 PM - 9 PM)

e) Plaza Singapura
No. 68 Orchard Road #04-03A
Tel: 6238 8729
OPEN DAILY (11 AM - 9 PM)

9) BUAN SENG HUAT ELECTRICAL & GAS DEALER
Blk 205, Bedok North St 1, #01-391
6443 8010

10) ETRONIN ELECTROMART
Blk 510, Bedok North Ave 2, #01-51
6444 7325

11) Etronin - TEL: 67842525 or 67817810
LOCATION: Tampines

12) Ban Kim Chuan - Call lady boss
TEL: 64435298
Location at Bedok South

13) Lucky Store at Transit Road : 64560788

14) Chin Leong & Co at 664 Geylang Rd: 67443053

15) Federal Electronics Pte Ltd
Tel: 62973333
Loc: 217, Jln Besar

Problems of buying cheap washing machine

The pitfalls to be aware of when thinking
about the cheapest machine

Cheap or not so cheap Many modern washing machines are cheap to acquire, many manufactures take the notion of build them cheap sell them quick, often the build quality is of a poor standard, often they don’t last as long as you would hope and the cost of spare parts and repair is surprisingly not cheap would you believe.

If you pay more do you get a better wash?

The short answer to that is maybe, but let me explain what I mean. If you buy the budget brand and then you buy the budget model from that brand, then as the saying goes you get what you pay for. Some brands are better then others, budget companies save money by building with cheap parts that, when you need to replace that part it turns out to be quite expensive.

cheap washerIf you look at a more mainstream manufacturer and compare there middle of the road model with their top of the line model you will see that a lot of the same parts go into both machines what you are paying for in the top model is more features that most of the time you are not going to use. So buying a middle of the road model from a better manufacture could end up giving you a better deal in the long run.

As with most things in life a washing machine needs to be thought about before, you part with your hard-earned cash. It has been shown that spending a little more on the purchase of a better brand can save you money later on down the road. The cost of repair of some brands can be as much as 75% of the initial purchase cost now in my mind, that does seem false economy.What features should you look for when buying a washing machine?

The features you need in a washing machine depend on how it's going to be used, drum size for example should be considered important if you have a large family, a single person is not going to need a huge capacity drum just for him or her. Spin speed is quite important the faster the spin the less time you will need in the tumble dryer. Water usage some brands now can wash using a smaller amount of water , less water means less energy needed to heat the water.

The basic principle of a washing machine is a drum containing the water and detergent agitates the cloths within it, lifting them out of the water then plunging them back in. almost all front loading washing machines work on this principle.

Washing machines as of many household appliances are all variations of a main theme. what you should consider when purchasing is how long it is going to last you and if it does go wrong how much is it going to cost you to repair.
Many manufactures will tell you there machines wash better then the others that is not what I've found from my experience .

It is easy to get a good wash from most machines if you follow the basic rules. Use a good quality washing powder, if clothes are very dirty use more detergent and a stain remover and a longer wash and do not over fill the machine if you follow the basic guidelines you should find that your washes will always be bright.

Energy Efficient Washing Machine

Important points to look out for

So, how can you decide which energy efficient washing machine to buy? Here are some tips to help you pick the right one.

Capacity can be a big deal for many energy efficient models. They save energy by allowing you to wash fewer clothes at once. While it's a good idea to only wash full loads, small machines can increase the amount of time it takes to do your laundry. When you go to buy a washer, assess how much laundry your household does in a week or a day, and purchase a machine that fits.

Get used to the idea of a front loading washer. Almost all energy efficient washers load from the front, since this type of spin takes less energy than a conventional top loader. In years past, front loaders were known for being noisy, or for taking a lot longer to cycle. However, newer models have conquered these problems. You should be able to find out how long the wash cycle will be before you buy – so if having a fast washer is a priority, you'll be able to take this into account.

Horizontal axis washers take a lot more water out of clothes than conventional types. This is good news, since it reduces drying times, and nearly takes the dryer out of the picture. However, clothes are still damp when they come out of an eco-friendly washing machine. Choose a dryer that has a moisture sensor and shuts off automatically to save power.

Other features to look for in an environmentally friendly washer include a light load cycle – so that when you do need to wash only a few items, less water will be used. Waiting to wash full loads is more eco-friendly than just putting a few items in the washer.

Variable wash temperatures are a useful feature. Most clothes only need to be washed on cold – avoid using warm or hot water unless the clothing is heavily soiled or requires it. A washer that has a temperature sensor makes the best use of an existing supply of hot water, which saves time, energy, and money. If you do wash with a temperature bear in mind washing at 40 degrees saves a third of the energy than washing at 60 degrees.
Look out for the energy efficiency grading. For the past several years domestic appliances have been rated according to the European wide standardized tests. Now all domestic appliances have energy efficiency ratings. These are independent tests and applied equally to every manufacturer. Originally Energy efficiency was graded between A-G, with of course “A” being the best. However since technology has increased since the tests first began we now have even better ratings like “A+” and “A++.” Washing machines also get graded according to the final spin cycle and the quality of the wash.

Remeber these points when looking out to bu yan energy efficient washing machine.

How to choose washing machine (3)

These questions will help you choose really which one is right for your budget and lifestyle.

What is my space available? take any space concerns into consideration. If you have a small house that has limited room available for your washer, then you are going to need something that can realistically fit within the small amount of space you have available. In some cases, a washer and dryer combination may even be a great idea if you really want to conserve on space.

How does the washer load? You can purchase either front loading or top loading machine. You’ll want to get the best washer which works for you. Compare the advantages and disadvantages between front loaders and top loaders.

What is the loading capacity? The load capacity is the dry weight of clothes. If you live alone and don’t have a huge amount of laundry to do, then you can go with a smaller capacity. However, if you have a large family with several children, you’ll want to go with a larger capacity of at least 6 kg or more. Washing a larger load will also be more economical. The following guide lines will help you determine what size is the best washing machine for you.

Single person Less than 4.9 Kg

Couple without children 5 kg - 5.4 kg

Family with 2 children 5.5 kg - 5.9 kg

Family with 3-4 children 6 kg and more

How does the washer spin? The spinning of the clothes washer is going to be important to how quickly the laundry will end up drying. The higher the speed of your motor, the more efficient the spinning will be. Also consider the type of spinning for your machine so it will dry the clothes as much as possible before using the tumble drier or hanging on the line. If you don’t have a drier then you will want to be looking at spins of above 1000rpm to make sure the clothes are reasonably dry.

What programs does the washer have? There are anti wrinkle programs, delicate programs, delayed starts, short wash cycles, and even automatic programs for you to choose from when considering various washing machines.

Is it noisy? An important question to ask…..if the machine is going to be placed where you like to hang out then a quiet one is essential. If the machine is somewhere away from people like in the shed or garage then the noise level won’t be such a concern.

How fast is it ? A fast machine is very convenient as long as the whites are white.

What is the water and energy efficiency ? Efficient washers can actually save you pennies. This is useful for people washing regularly. Upper Shoal aerial view

The Base ? Washing machines are heavy and can vibrate a lot. You need to consider the base of the washer and where you will place it. You don’t want your house to be rockin and rollin ! Choosing the correct mode at the right price can often mean a trade of between features. Remember the most important thing is to find the best washing machine that fits your current need.

How to choose washing machine (2)

Step1
Consider how much noise the washing machine makes and where in your home it will be located.

Step2
Measure the space where you plan to install your new appliance. If you're off by even an inch or two, it can make a huge difference.

Step3
Look to consumer magazines or Web sites for repair histories of particular brands. Your $300 to $600 investment should last you at least 20 years.

Step4
Shop for a washer in which the controls are easy to read and use. The touch-pad types are a little more expensive and not necessarily better.

Step5
Make sure the lint trap is easy to reach and clean.

Step6
Look at the insides carefully: Porcelain coating on the top surface is best. However, for the drum, stainless steel or plastic is preferable because a drum made from these materials won't scratch like a painted one will, or chip and then rust like porcelain coating.

Step7
Save water and electricity with a front-loading model. These are also more gentle on clothes because they don't use an agitator. They also are typically quieter than top-loaders, and fit in smaller spaces. They require special detergent, however.

Step8
Think about capacity - each brand has a different definition of high-capacity. Clothes are measured in pounds; you may want to weigh an average load before going shopping to make sure your new washer can handle your washing habits. Front-loading models only hold about 8 pounds.

Step9
Look for extras such as bleach-, detergent- and fabric softener-dispensers, a hand-wash cycle, and automatic temperature controls.

Step10
Compare prices from department and appliance stores with those found on the Web.

Step11
Be sure to get a good warranty.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

How to choose washing machine

Pros

Top Load
1. Can add more clothes in after starting
2. save energy
3. cheaper machine
4. faster


Front Load
1. save water
2. save space
3. need to squat
4. save energy if heater off
5. gentler on clothes


Recommendation
1. If to wash everything, minimum 8kg is needed.
2. Choose variable rpm - higher than 800rpm spoil clothes easily

Brands

Top Load
Samsung
LG
Thomson

Front Load
Electrolux
Brandt
Bosch

1. Toshiba DD950SS Top Load
Quiet
Ease of use
Sleek design
2. Thomson top load
highly recommended in Sg Brides Forum
3. Samsung
cheap
can add in softener from the beginning
service good
safety lock
time delay function
antibacterial??
4. LG
cheap and last long
service agent sucks
5. Electrolux
keep changing distributor
6. Electrolux 880
discontinued
7. Thomson
front load designed to fit into top load
8 Philips
serevice good


Recommended shop
1. Hong Liang
2. Lee Meng trading
3. Mega@Katong (look for Veron)
4. Goh Ah Bee (near Kovan blk 210)

sumthing i found while shopping for washing machine.

1. Currently majority of JP brands are manufactured in Thailand
2. Get those with stainless steel tub
3. LG cover is normally koyak and won't align straight when u cover > known manufacturing defect
4. LG protuding thingy and those alike inside the tub - Rem to check your clothing for stray threads else it might be wound into it.
5. Toshiba washing machine consumes high power W500+ compared to panasonic (can't find the local brochure online or in store but gotten the M'sia website one to compare)
6. International brands like Fisher & Electro compare saves more elec than JP (compare in terms of kg)
7. Remember to heighten your washing machine with rubber stoppers and don't level your drainage pipe else there some brands will think that water not draining and keep rewashing!!! (happens to Toshiba)

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