tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-349948438771019643.post5928645198529711923..comments2008-05-23T08:52:48.592-04:00Bradhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11377679284360826383noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-349948438771019643.post-1649513710821602272008-05-23T08:52:00.000-04:002008-05-23T08:52:00.000-04:00If you wish to have clean laundry with the smallest amount of damage to fibres, which also includes being able to wash delicates and woollens then you must look for the highest quality front loading washing machine you can afford.<BR/><BR/>I had been an engineer working with the British Army then in business in the UK with a selection of washing machines which were promised by the salesman to be the "top of the range". They all packed up within a few years of purchase, then in 1986 I joined a comapany called Miele co UK., a German company, which is also in th USA. <BR/><BR/>I have just recently changed my washing machine after 20 years mainly because it was looking a bit dated due to the colour scheme , it still worked well.<BR/><BR/>So after I took early retirement I decided to build a website explaining all the factors of washing and dishwashing so that people couldf have the knowledge to beat the salesman at his/her game and purchase a product without having to replace it in a couple of years. BUY cheap and buy many times, by quality and buy once or maybe twice in a lifetime. <BR/><BR/>Check out my site at http://www.laundry-and-dishwasher-info.com/how-to-do-laundry.html<BR/><BR/>You will find everything about how the wash process works, labels, detergent,silk,wool,glassware,and even thermal disinfection, especially relavent to washing diapers, or terry towel nappies. <BR/>A good front loader is the only sensible way to go. They're environmentally friendly too.<BR/>BrianBrianhttp://www.laundry-and-dishwasher-info.com/how-to-do-laundry.htmlnoreply@blogger.com