“What is the largest load it will wash? I have king size sheets and my husband wears jeans to work, I don't mind doing smaller loads then I did in my super capacity. Just wondering if it will do a large load.”
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, depends on what you consider a large load. Yes, you can put in a full set of king sheets, but that's about it. I don't put in more than 5 pairs of my husbands work jeans. You can't look in the tub to see how it is washing and more than that, they don't seem clean.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Short answer: 1 king size sheet is all you should do. Maybe a king size sheet and a pillowcase. You can stuff more than that in, but effective washing requires room for the fabric/water to circulate. (5 pairs of jeans is too much unless you're talking child size.) I have put a king comforter in - but it was stuffed and really was too large for any effective cleaning. But, it wasn't very soiled to begin with. The Midea 2.1 cu ft is a better size for larger things - this is the one I'm currently using - BUT, when I got this machine and a king comforter would actually fit reasonably well, the water level sensor cut the large load off at maybe 2/3 of the tub height! It was ridiculous! So, I figured out how to adjust the water pressure switch (located in the back top compartment requires phillips driver to remove, and a metric allen wrench to adjust the actual pressure switch).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have no idea, just a load a week for two adults. I have washed Queen sized sheets and pillow cases, and at the same time towels.
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