LG 27-inch Front Load Washer, 3.5 Cu. Ft. Capacity, WM2016CW Reviews

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Hi what's up Expo? I though I'd review my washing machine today. It's an LG WM2016CW a high efficiency front loader. I guess we can start off by showing the capacity. It's 3.4 cubic feet just about this bucket over here. Just to give you an idea of how much we can fit in there you got a bunch of jeans a few shirts and a bunch of other good stuff. Jam it on there a couple of sweaters. And if you take a look there is actually a little bit of room for some extra things in there as well. But usually about an average load it's about this size bucket. Keep that out of the way. And close this guy up and turn it on. See a bunch of lights come on; we got all sorts of fancy settings. We'll go through all of them one at a time. My normal wash is usually a normal. You got the options for Cotton Towels Perm Press Delicates and Hand Wash. It usually gives you a time for Perm Press and Delicates 53 minutes and 34 respectively. I found that usually when I have a full load close to what I have right now the average time is around 53 minutes. And that's usually set to tap cold because I have it set up to my sink over here since I live in an apartment building. You also have some additional option of the Delayed Wash Water Plus and an Extra Rinse. The other options over here include the temperature of the water like I said before the Spin which I usually set to medium because I don't want it vibrating like crazy and annoy the neighbors who live below or beside us. Soil Level is usually fine at normal. And the Beep is high just so if I'm in the living room I know when everything is finished. Typical other options Pre Wash Rinse Cycle Quick Cycle Stain Cycle and Tub Clean which is always good because after a while and it builds up a little bit of mold in there or just gets a little smelly. You can let it run on its own. A couple of key points I want to outline over here are that it is extremely good on water. It does not suck up a whole bunch and takes forever in that. It does take as much it needs. It doesn't use a lot of excess. In terms of the Spin Cycle which is probably the noisiest part of the cycle for most of the machines it actually doesn't vibrate very much at all. It comes with some features where you can adjust the legs so that even if you floor isn't perfectly leveled which most aren't you can actually adjust that to offset that after a little bit of tweaking which wasn't very difficult. We've actually got it to a point where even with full loads with jeans and all that good stuff in there; you can almost barely hear that the machine is running at all. So it's really good. You can run it at 12 in the morning and no one will know you none the wiser. Spin Cycle works pretty good even on medium. Clothes come out fairly dry they're little wet but but nothing too crazy just to be expected before you throw it into your dryer if you have one. Cleaning is pretty good. It also depends on the detergent you get which is obviously supposed to be H.E. as well. But it's probably one of the best machines I've had to date. The electric knob these little less of probably skew my opinion over there a little bit but I certainly feel like it's one of the better ones I've had. Again all in all one of the best machines I've had pretty quiet works well and looks nice in your washing room or kitchen or wherever you get the room for it I suppose. Again this is a review for the LG WM2016CW. Take care Expo Chao.