How well does the spin cycle remove the water from clothing at the end of the wash cycle? I am curious as some washers without the traditional agitator seem to have issues removing enough water resulting in much longer drying times in the dryer. null

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Dave · Accepted Answer

I have had Samsung washers and dryers in the past and decided to give this GE a try and have been very satisfied. I’ve never had any issues with the rinse/spin and drying times seems much faster than my Samsung sets. Definitely happy with my purchase.

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Finder66 · Answer

The washer senses the weight of the load first and does the water fill accordingly. Normal wash works with least amount of water yet you can adjust that as needed. It’s a very effective way of washing. All water drains out at the end of the cycle.

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GE Answers · Answer

Hi Terry- We are excited to hear of your interest in our GE® Top-Load Washer GTW680BSJWS! Reset assured the maximum Spin Speed is 800 RPM so the washer extracts more moisture from fabrics, saving dry time and energy. That's an energy savings that is valued by our consumers and the DOE (Department of Energy). The high spin speed helped qualify the washer for the ENERGY STAR® rating. Check out the matching GE® 7.4 cu. ft. capacity aluminized alloy drum electric dryer with HE Sensor Dry (Gas GTD65GBSJWS). Thanks for checking with us! SUEatGEA

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“How well does the spin cycle remove the water from clothing at the end of the wash cycle? I am curious as some washers without the traditional agitator seem to have issues removing enough water resulting in much longer drying times in the dryer.”

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