Cool! I was able to make it to this premiere, and I must say, it was quite interesting today! There were lots of nice moments. Though, I must say, I absolutely hate how every single washer here does 2 rinses... Literally half of them only do 2 spins too... #1, 15, 16, 17, 18 & 20 all only do 2 spins, while #2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 19, and all the staff washers do 3. However, since #1 runs off the standard Dexter WCN timer rather than the Speed Queen hybrid version, it can only do 1 intermediate naturally. The other Dexter/SQ hybrids can do 2 intermediate spins naturally. All the Wascomats should be able to do 4 spins (one after Main Wash, one after Rinse 1, one after Rinse 2, and then after Final Rinse, the final spin. I say this because people always overload these washers with soap, then they don't spin the soap out on the first spin. Then, during final rinse, they are still full of soap, and most people don't even use softener. #17 literally failed the final spin because it had too much soap... yeah, the owner and the maintenance people should have thought about this...
Love how those 5th gen wascomats always freewheel for a little after spin before the spin brake slows it down completely
When the final spin happens, they should tell the owner the cycle keeps skipping and does it every time.
Cool! I was able to make it to this premiere, and I must say, it was quite interesting today! There were lots of nice moments. Though, I must say, I absolutely hate how every single washer here does 2 rinses... Literally half of them only do 2 spins too...
#1, 15, 16, 17, 18 & 20 all only do 2 spins, while #2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 19, and all the staff washers do 3. However, since #1 runs off the standard Dexter WCN timer rather than the Speed Queen hybrid version, it can only do 1 intermediate naturally. The other Dexter/SQ hybrids can do 2 intermediate spins naturally. All the Wascomats should be able to do 4 spins (one after Main Wash, one after Rinse 1, one after Rinse 2, and then after Final Rinse, the final spin.
I say this because people always overload these washers with soap, then they don't spin the soap out on the first spin. Then, during final rinse, they are still full of soap, and most people don't even use softener.
#17 literally failed the final spin because it had too much soap... yeah, the owner and the maintenance people should have thought about this...