Best Washing Machines for Cottons

not the machines fault, instead of leave in cotton/towels position when drying, i left it in the normal position.

it is just the two of us so no huge loads of towels, no daily washes etc.having said that - it claims all sorts of wonderful capabilities, so i threw in two queen fitted sheets and two cotton duvet

cons: takes a long time to wash compared to my previous washer "very energy efficient, uses less water, gentle on clothes even on cotton/towel cycle.

we basically use the cotton cycle for most of our wash and the cold/cold water option.

ft., stainless steel tub, extra features, ie; various water levels, various temperature settings, and many cycle choices (cotton, casual, delicates, hand-washed,etc.).

in two months i've had no problem with lace, silk, cotton or nylon ripping, and i haven't even used a mesh bag to protect them.

so, if you're low on money (and if you live in the south, where you don't have to do many sweaters or parkas or heavy blankets, though you might be able to do a couple of heavy cotton sweaters at

you are not supposed to overload but here is what i put in: seven pair of my nylon undies, bottom/top of nylon/polyester pj's (slinky kind, not cotton blend), seven hankies, two pairs of socks, two

so, if you're low on money (and if you live in the south, where you don't have to do many sweaters or parkas or heavy blankets, though you might be able to do a couple of heavy cotton sweaters at