Deep Fill Washing Machines
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FAQ
A deep fill washing machine is designed with a feature that allows you to add extra water to the wash cycle. This helps ensure that larger or heavily soiled loads are thoroughly cleaned by fully submerging clothes and providing more room for movement.
To use the deep fill option, simply select the 'Deep Fill' or similar setting on your machine’s control panel before starting your wash cycle. This will prompt the washer to add more water than a standard cycle, ideal for bulky or heavily soiled loads.
Yes, deep fill washing machines are versatile and can handle a variety of laundry loads, including bedding, towels, and heavily soiled clothing. However, for delicate items or small loads, you may want to use a standard or gentle cycle without the deep fill feature.
Deep fill features are most commonly found in top-load washing machines, as these models typically allow for adjustable water levels. Some front-load models may offer similar features, but it’s best to check the specific product details.
Yes, you can use high-efficiency (HE) detergent in a deep fill washing machine. Just be sure to follow the detergent manufacturer's recommendations for dosage based on the size and soil level of your load, as the deep fill feature uses more water.