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Thread Number: 16403
Idea for top loader rinsing |
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Post# 272491 , Reply# 1 3/27/2008 at 21:55 (5,872 days old) by toggleswitch  (New York City, NY) |
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Effective rinsing requires dilution, which means plenty of water. I'm thinking a fairly well-loaded machine(large load) won't have any tunover, and may damage clothing. Maybe a filter-flo kind of water-fall and a SLOW "spin" would wet all itmes and flush out the suds. I have a feeling this is how the "high-efficiency" top-loaders (some with wash-plates) do it. Who can prove me wrong/right? LOL I'm still for saving RINSE water to reuse for washing, assuming no chemicals are added to the water in the rinse and the water can be re-heated. Of course the user has to be smart enough NOT to cross-contaminate by saving contaminated rinse water that may have bacteria, fecal matter etc in it for reuse. | ||
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