How to choose a washing machine

Modern women have moved from traditional housewives to various workplaces, where they are using their talents. Their work abilities are no worse than men's, and they have created a lot of wealth for the country and their units. As they are busy with their careers, they don't have time to do many housework and have to use machines instead. Washing machines are indispensable in the family, and how to choose a washing machine is a science.

There are countless brands of washing machines. When choosing a washing machine, you must choose a brand from a large, regular manufacturer to ensure the quality. Washing machines produced by some small manufacturers are not only made of unreliable materials, but also unsafe. Washing machines have pulsator and drum types. Which one should I choose?

Cleanliness and clothes damage rate: The drum of a drum washing machine rotates forward and backward. The clothes are lifted up by ribs and fall freely by gravity, simulating hand rubbing. The cleanliness is uniform, the clothes damage rate is low, and clothes are not easy to get tangled. Even high-end clothes such as silk and wool can be washed. The drum can also heat the water to further improve the washing effect, and even eliminate the need for highly corrosive detergents such as collar cleaners, which is beneficial for protecting clothes. A pulsator washing machine relies on the eddy current generated by the high-speed rotation of the pulsator to impact clothes, and uses the effect of detergent to wash clothes. Its cleaning degree is 10% higher than that of a drum washing machine. Naturally, its wear rate is also 10% higher than that of a drum washing machine.

2. The usage of water and electricity: The washing power of a drum washing machine is generally around 200 watts, and the dehydration is proportional to the rotation speed. If the water temperature is raised to 60 degrees, it usually takes more than 100 minutes to wash clothes once, and the electricity consumption is around 1.5 degrees. If drying, the time depends on the texture of the clothes, and it takes at least 40 minutes. In comparison, the power of a pulsator washing machine is generally around 400 watts, and it only takes 40 minutes at most to wash clothes, so the power consumption is much lower. In terms of water consumption, a drum washing machine is about 40-50% of a pulsator washing machine.

The above introduces the differences between drum washing machines and pulsator washing machines. You can refer to the above advantages and disadvantages to choose a washing machine. In addition, drum washing machines have the advantages of taking up little space, being able to wash more clothes each time, causing less wear and tear on clothes, and being able to wash cashmere and silk. You can refer to these when choosing a washing machine.