so cool! Things I noticed: Even with all of that water, the baffles were still able to lift and drop the laudry....most of the other front loaders (if they had that much water things would start rolling with that much water... I'm also shocked at the amount of water it used... though I didn't feel like it was too much or too little...almost a perfect amount...I wish all the cycles used that much
If I had that washer I know for certain I won't get bored of it. I'd be very happy with it because of the variety of cycles and features it provides. It's commercial grade because they're basically a laundromat machine. I read about this washer on their website and people can either buy it in Matte Black or White. My biggest pet peeve would be about it is that they're painfully expensive other than that I would buy it and enjoy the heck out of it. It just looks so adorable. Based on my observation about the standard top loader I would also buy it because it's straightforward and gets to the point. From trying out their hardmount washers and dryers at my local laundromats that's when I became a fan of Speed Queen.
@@Bunkysworkshop Yes it sure does and many of today's washers should take notes. In Europe their washers take FOREVER to wash a single load of clothing due to the fact that many of their washers are front loading and use internal heaters to heat up the incoming cold water to the desired temperature which makes the wash time longer. But for Speed Queen who wants to sit around and wait for hours for laundry to get done when it can be done in less time.
@@elcacaro3849 Hello and thank you for stopping in on my channel. As for comparing the two washers I prefer the front loader machine. Both do a very good job in cleaning your clothes. However the front loader in my opinion does just a little better such as it can hold a much larger load. Spins at a mush higher rpm so less drying time and it has many more options for different kinds of laundry that you may come across. It has a self cleaning cycle and I love the wash/soak cycle for those smelly or stubborn stains.
Bunky, It probably took longer to clean your rags then it did to clean your house??? LOL... My Speed Queen will get a workout of Wednesday because I have 6 loads to do using the Heavy duty, Normal, & Permanent press cycles... Thanks for the video and have a good night...... Bob
so cool! Things I noticed: Even with all of that water, the baffles were still able to lift and drop the laudry....most of the other front loaders (if they had that much water things would start rolling with that much water... I'm also shocked at the amount of water it used... though I didn't feel like it was too much or too little...almost a perfect amount...I wish all the cycles used that much
If you like having the water level up then stay with the heavy duty cycle. This cycle uses more water then the others.
If I had that washer I know for certain I won't get bored of it. I'd be very happy with it because of the variety of cycles and features it provides. It's commercial grade because they're basically a laundromat machine. I read about this washer on their website and people can either buy it in Matte Black or White. My biggest pet peeve would be about it is that they're painfully expensive other than that I would buy it and enjoy the heck out of it. It just looks so adorable. Based on my observation about the standard top loader I would also buy it because it's straightforward and gets to the point. From trying out their hardmount washers and dryers at my local laundromats that's when I became a fan of Speed Queen.
Definitely a little pricey but it does laundry like no other. This machine just like you said just gets to work and doesn’t complain. lol 😂
@@Bunkysworkshop Yes it sure does and many of today's washers should take notes. In Europe their washers take FOREVER to wash a single load of clothing due to the fact that many of their washers are front loading and use internal heaters to heat up the incoming cold water to the desired temperature which makes the wash time longer. But for Speed Queen who wants to sit around and wait for hours for laundry to get done when it can be done in less time.
How would you compare cleaning power between this and the top load TC5? Thanks for all the great videos!
@@elcacaro3849 Hello and thank you for stopping in on my channel. As for comparing the two washers I prefer the front loader machine. Both do a very good job in cleaning your clothes. However the front loader in my opinion does just a little better such as it can hold a much larger load. Spins at a mush higher rpm so less drying time and it has many more options for different kinds of laundry that you may come across. It has a self cleaning cycle and I love the wash/soak cycle for those smelly or stubborn stains.
Bunky, It probably took longer to clean your rags then it did to clean your house??? LOL... My Speed Queen will get a workout of Wednesday because I have 6 loads to do using the Heavy duty, Normal, & Permanent press cycles... Thanks for the video and have a good night...... Bob
And you are so right. I think this cycle would rock out some whites for sure. No stains left behind.