Whirlpool WTW6300WW 28" Top-Loader Washer with 4.7 cu. ft. Capacity, 9 Wash Cycles, 3 Selectable Water Temperatures and Direct Inject System: White - FotoConnection.com

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Whatever your fabric care needs, Whirlpool brand has the ideal solution. From the Duet Steam front-load fabric care system to the new Classic top-load laundry pairs, every washer and dryer they make offers convenient, time saving cycles and options. And, with a stunning new color palette full of fresh choices, their laundry pairs are breaking away from traditional white to perfectly accentuate your home. Count on Whirlpool brand to make your laundry room a little more stylish and your laundry routine a little easier - they're dedicated to giving you the power to get more done.

Ultra capacity plus provides enough room to wash three baskets of laundry in a single load. This ENERGY STAR qualified washer uses a wash plate, instead of a traditional agitator, to create 4.7 cu. ft. I.E.C. of cleaning space. Also features Direct Inject spot/stain removal and 6th Sense technology that "knows each load".

Features:

ENERGY STAR Qualified

CEE Tier III Qualified
Based on the Consortium for Energy Efficiency qualified product listings--with Tier III being the most efficient.

4.7 cu. ft. Stainless Steel Wash Basket

950 RPM Maximum Spin Speed

Direct Inject Wash System
Penetrates stains and pretreats soils with a concentrated burst of detergent. The wash cycle begins only after the entire load has been treated.

9 Automatic Cycles

Heavy Duty Cycle

Normal Cycle

Bulky Items Cycle

Whitest Whites Cycle

Clean Washer Cycle with Affresh

On/Off Extra Rinse Option

Automatic Dispenser System

Fabric Softener Dispenser

Automatic Water Level Settings

3 Selectable Water Temperatures

Estimated Time Remaining Display

Adjustable End-of-Cycle Signal

Automatic Door Lock

Specifications:

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Types of Washing Machines:

Top Load Washers
There are many advantages in purchasing a top load washer.  First of all, top load washers typically have a shorter wash cycle than front load.  If you are the type of person who does not have much time, then top load may be right for you.  Another big advantage of top load washers is that there is no need to bend over to load the machine. 

There are, however, two disadvantages in choosing a top load washer.  First of all, top load washers use more water than front load washers.  They are also more rough on your clothes due to the agitator and could lead to wear and tear much sooner.

Front Load Washers
Front-loading washers were once used strictly in commercial business, but now they are made smaller and more affordable.  Front load models use up to 60% less water than top load washers.  They also use up to 68% less energy than top loaders.  Front loaders are also gentler with your clothes, as they do not have an agitator, so your clothes will not get caught and stretch.  Finally, front-loading models can be integrated under countertops and cabinets, or can hold a matching dryer on top of the unit, whereas top-loading models cannot.

Although it seems like front loaders are the way to go, there are some disadvantages to take into consideration.  First of all, front load machines require that you bend in order to load the machine.  By purchasing a laundry pedestal, you can raise the height of the machine, thus making it easier to load without bending much.  Also, most front load machines do not have a quick wash cycle.  For those machines that do have a quick wash cycle, it is recommended to wash lightly soiled fabrics, as heavily soiled ones may not clean properly.

Important Features:

Automatic Dispensers
Features that allow laundry products to enter the machine at the proper time. These include dispensers for bleach, fabric softener, and detergent.

Automatic Temperature Control
Mixes the hot and cold water as it enters the washer, ensuring that the proper temperature of water enters the tub.

Capacity
This refers to the size of the washer's tub. For best cleaning results, it is important that the amount of laundry placed in the tub has sufficient room to move about. A large machine is rated at roughly 2 to 2-1/2 cubic feet, an extra-large machine at 2-1/2 to 3 cubic feet, and a super-large at approximately 3 to 3-1/2 cubic feet. Unless you are washing bulky items like comforters or quilts, figure on a 10-12 pound maximum load for large-capacity machines and 14 pounds or so for extra-large and super-large ones. Front loaders usually handle somewhat less.

Conventional full-size models are usually 27 inches wide and hold 8 to 10 pounds of laundry, which is appropriate for large wash loads. Full-size units are the ideal choice for the average family. They offer powerful spin speeds and can handle smaller loads by using the half-load or quick wash settings.

Large-capacity washers handle 10 to 12 pounds of laundry at a time, so they are great for large families or for people who consistently have large loads to wash. Despite their large size, these units can be as energy efficient as smaller models and offer similar features and wash cycles as conventional models. They do take up more space than conventional models, but with the amount of laundry they can handle, it could mean fewer times you will have to do the laundry.

Colors
More and more colors are being offered on today's new models. There are interesting colors such as Blue, Red and Champagne to Green.

Combination Washer/Dryers
There are also combination washer/dryers. These are available in both 24- and 27-inch widths, with gas or electric dryers. The wider combination will handle larger loads of laundry and is more comparable to a full-size washer and dryer. These combinations can be a front-loading washer and a dryer stacked one atop the other or a single model containing both a washer and a dryer in one unit. The one-piece unit is usually cheaper; however, a problem with one appliance in a one-piece unit can adversely affect the other. Stacked machines will cost more, but each piece can be repaired or replaced separately.

Compact Washers
Compact washers are usually about 24 inches wide and can handle about 4 to 8 pounds of laundry, which is enough for about one or two people. Some units can be permanently installed, while other units are portable and may be rolled to a sink and connected to the water supply. Compact machines are a great option for small apartments and small families.

Controls
Choose from rotary controls, touch pads, and the newer touch screens.

Cool Down
An discontinuous tumbling cycle that will tumble dry clothes with or without heat in order to prevent wrinkling if clothes are not immediately removed at the end of a cycle.

Cycles
There are many useful features offered on washing machines, such as Automatic Program settings that will automatically calculate and adjust the level of water and time needed to complete a load. There are also varying wash cycles, such as for Delicates or Heavy Wash.

Damp Dry
A feature that shuts off the dryer before the clothes are completely dry--useful for those who prefer to hang damp items, to limit shrinkage and wrinkling.

Drying Rack
A rack that attaches within the drum--great for drying sneakers and minimizing the noise of heavy items tumbling in the machine.

Express Dry
A feature designed to dry small loads quickly, using high heat.

Extra Rinse/Warm Rinse
Allows the operator to change the standard rinse selection. An additional rinse can be helpful for those with detergent sensitivities. A warm rinse will leave clothes warm, speeding the drying process.

Quietness
They have developed machines that are quiet and vibration-free for places where bedrooms may be close by. For these settings, look for models with added insulation and improved suspension. Models may carry labels such as vibration-reduction technology or sport suspension.

Speed Combinations
Machines can offer a variety of wash and spin combinations. Wash speed, such as normal or gentle, are then paired with similar spin speeds. Three combinations are generally sufficient to serve the various needs of a typical family, although many washers offer more.

Stackability
Some front loaders offer this feature, allowing the user to place a dryer on top--a great option for a small space.

Steam Washing
The newest feature in washing machines is the Steam cycle. Steam provides stain-removing power, offers sanitizing properties and has the ability to refresh and remove wrinkles from stale clothing.

Time Delay
A feature allowing you to load the machine and have it start later. This is useful to take advantage of lower utility rates or to avoid the unwanted noise of the machine at certain times in the day.

Tub material
Typically tubs are constructed of plastic, porcelain-enamel, or stainless steel. Plastic is durable and the least expensive; porcelain-enamel is very common, but may chip and rust; while stainless steel is very durable, but pricey.

Water Level Control
Front loaders match the water level to the load size automatically and are most efficient in water usage. Top-loaders typically require that you guess the proper water level. To control water usage on a top-loader, you'll want the option of four or five water levels.