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What I don't understand is why my (most?) washing machine(s) doesn't have a "delay" setting to hold for 6h or whatever overnight and then finish before rates sp
by Scoundreller 3y ago
What I don't understand is why my (most?) washing machine(s) doesn't have a "delay" setting to hold for 6h or whatever overnight and then finish before rates spike in the morning.
Then the water in the water heater is nice and fresh for my shower too.
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- daveoc64 3y agoIt's quite common in the UK for washers/dryers to have a delay feature. Mine (an LG model) has a "Delay End" function, where you say "I want the cycle to end in 9 hours", and it calculates when to start based on that.
- ComputerGuru 3y agoMy front-loading Whirlpool has a delay start and I wish it had delay end instead! I end up pessimistically delaying it less than the ideal amount just to make sure it finishes by the time I’m up in the morning. The only appliance I have with a “delay end” or “schedule end” feature is my Zojirushi rice cooker (and ironically I never use the timer feature there).