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It'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 i
by daveoc64 3y ago
It'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).