taking two hours extra to wash the same amount of clothes now for a lot of people we're thinking well why you know why does it need to be in for another two hours to do the same job now a common misconception that we have with a lot of our customers is that whenever you see something like eco you think it's going to be quick so people think that a quick program is going to be more efficient than a longer program now i know it's it sounds a little bit bizarre that potentially a longer program is going to be a lot cheaper on electricity it's going to use less water but often that can be the case now the first perception of a quick wash is that it's going to use less water now as far as this machine that's definitely not the case to give you an idea on this fast full load program so this one that takes NUMBER_TOKEN minutes if you're washing a full load to the full seven kilogram load on this particular machine then it will use around NUMBER_TOKEN liters of water now nowadays that's actually quite a lot especially for for a quick wash like this if you're going back up to this program then you're looking around NUMBER_TOKEN liters water so that's an instant saving of around NUMBER_TOKEN liters and a few times out by the number of washes that you do over a week month year several years that's a lot of water the second perception is that the amount of electricity that it uses is going to be a lot cheaper well clearly it's only on for half an hour compared to two and a half hours you know that's gonna be a lot cheaper isn't it not always the case so on the quick wash it will use around NUMBER_TOKEN kilowatt hours of electricity and on the eco NUMBER_TOKEN program you're looking around NUMBER_TOKEN now i know all these figures can vary because what you'll find is if depending on the load that you've got in there uh obviously it will adjust and it will take in the amount of water according to the load uh but these are from the basically it's from the instructions it's very rare or read instructions but this is a chart that's in here so this is what the the manufacturers will produce also it's assuming it's at a NUMBER_TOKEN degree wash so that's a couple of examples and all i'd normally say is before you buy a washing machine have a look in the manufacturer's instructions because you will find that there are charts like these either in the instructions and physical instructions like this or go to the manufacturer website because you should be able to find all the information for all of the programs as far as the amount of water they use the other misconception and something people don't really think about is the washing performance we've had quite a few people not necessarily with this brand of washing machine but with quite a few brands where they're using the quick wash programs all the time and they're actually quite disappointed with the performance of the wash and clearly if you're going to try and wash and spin and rinse and do everything in around half an hour to NUMBER_TOKEN minutes every single time then you're not going to be able to get that good of washing performance compared to if you're going to wash on programs that's around two or two and a half hours something else to consider is if you're somebody that suffers with things like sensitive skin and if you when you
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