> Madness. I've been told this is a feature. It actually is. Fixed length cycles haven't been a thing for many years now - modern washing machines adjust the w

> Madness. I've been told this is a feature. It actually is. Fixed length cycles haven't been a thing for many years now - modern washing machines adjust the washing cycle length by the weight of the laundry and its behavior during spin-drying, both its vibration behavior aka weight distribution (that can have multiple adjustment cycles to achieve reasonably even distribution) and how much water it loses - when no more water comes out during spinning, it will cut the cycle short to save energy.