The 7 Hour Laundry Load

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[@klaymoon1]

First, when you put wet stuffs, the machine doesn't know about it but think it has a bigger load than what it really has. It's better to use a manual cycle in that case. Second, even the best combo unit like this Samsung works better with lighter loads. Samsung only specifies the volume capacity, but does not provide the weight capacity of the loads. So, it has 5.2-3 cubic feet of loads, but I believe the true capacity is lower in terms of weight. So, if the budget allows, buying two to spread the loads will work better. I plan to do that in the future.

[@williamsung]

Ooh good to know thank you sir

[@GautamAtri]

Could you please do a video about the lint cleaning, general maintenance of this unit and how much time you've saved not babying your laundry and transferring things between units.

[@williamsung]

I’ll make a maintenance video once we do the first cleaning cycle for the machine ☺️

[@kaystephan2610]

idk why I am watching someone explain why their laundry took 7 hours but for some reason I wanna hear it 😂

[@williamsung]

The pain was too real 🥹😭

[@gnewt75]

I'll cut you some slack considering the 7 hours of wash and dry time is because you had water soaked rugs and towels etc. I'm assuming this was a sensor dry drying time...

[@williamsung]

Yes super nuts how long it was. We did have a few small rugs in there tho due to the water from the shower. Yep sensor dry normal dry was what we set it at

[@gnewt75]

@@williamsung Seems like a durable machine. Keep giving us updates on its performance.

[@GMC-qo9xi]

Like another commenter responded this machine will sense the weight of the load to calculate certain things, like how much water to use and will be thinking it’s a much larger load than it is, because of the extra initial weight. Considering the items were theoretically only ‘lightly’ soiled and already soaked, this load surely could have been done faster.
The true test-that William could indulge us with-would be to take that exact load (dry) and put it back in and wash it again, to find out the truth of how long it would normally take. Then we’d have an idea of how much energy it would really use, and even be able to estimate how much time a presoaked load should actually take.

[@RossGibb90]

So a “freshly cleaned” bathroom that go wet with WATER, requires everything to be washed as it’s now dirty? Help me out here. Seems like a whole lot of video making for not a lot of sense.

[@williamsung]

Happy wife happy life 😅