Insider's Guide to Whirlpool's Cabrio Washing Machine
I Provide a Detailed Review of the Newest Washing Machine from Whirlpool
By Jonathan McLelland, published Nov 09, 2006
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The Whirlpool Corporation has given us many great advances in home appliances. However, there have been several things that everyone wishes they would create, but they haven’t - until now. Surely, everyone is aware of the two different types of washing machines. There is the traditional “top-load” washer, which in a nutshell is the tradition type of washing machine that your mother used and energy wise, it uses around 40 to 50 gallons of water per load, and overall, isn’t the most efficient way to clean your clothes. And then there is the “Front-Load” washing machines. Again, in a nutshell, these are the “newer” type of washing machines, and energy wise it uses anywhere between 10 and 15 galls of water per load, thus making it VERY energy efficient. However, the only downfall to these machines is the way that they appear, and the way the clothes enter and leave the unit. Why couldn’t manufactures make a washing machine that was as efficient as a front-load washing machine, however, carried the traditional look and feel of a the comfortable top-load machines.Well, Whirlpool has understood this need, and has actually created a washing machine that looks like the standard top-load machines, however it also has the efficiency of the front-load machines. And the new washing machine that I am talking about is the Cabrio series by Whirlpool. This washing machine looks and appears to be just as normal as a traditional washing machine. However, it acts like nothing in the world. On the inside it works just like a front-load washing machine, giving you the energy saving qualities that make the front loaders so popular.
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Takeaways
- Uses a Direct Wash System
- Is 4.5 Cubic Feet
- Only uses around 20 gallons of water
Did You Know?
This machine does not use an agitator to move the clothes around in the wash.
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