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Old 17-10-2005, 14:05   #115
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Re: Buying a Washing Machine

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Originally Posted by Wicked_and_Crazy
But if i have a tank of hot water that was heated by gas and will cool slightly overnight why not use that water rather than heat some more
However as IADOM mentioned modern washing powders work much better if slowly heated to the washing temperature and you get a much better wash. Plus the are very efficient at it. Our miele completes a 40 non colour fast cotton wash in 31 mins start to finish including heating from cold.
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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Cold fill also has the benefit that the water going into the machine is clean, keeping your whites whiter. Heating / HW is not clean drinking quality water after it has been through the HW/CH system.

Surely also a cold fill will benefit you as you will have more HW for using as HW for washing you hands, body, dishes that will have been heated on E7 power.
You can convert any hot fill machine to cold fill by feeding it 2 cold supplies.
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