Best Washing Machines for Bulky

i watched our sheets wash, and was appalled at the amount of hair (mine and our dog's) that came out in that cycle (done on bulky) even with the reduced amount of water that is used.

there are so many cycles and choices...from speed wash, to baby items (with extra hot water), to bulky items.

pros: drum size, sanitary and bulky/large cycles, direct drive cons: not found any the bottom line: decent machine at its' price point, very easy to use

pros: large capacity and very quite cons: not good on hard wood floors.slides around.bulky "no more small loads and hours of waiting for laundry..very quite and user friendly..

great for bulky items too.

i have washed bulky items such as queen bedspreads and fine washables such as blouses.

any large bulky load ends up in a big wet ball that i end up having to untangle.

pros: huge volume, accommodates bulky items, fast spin=dryer clothes=less time in dryer, displays time remaining.

why have two, huge, bulky machines when just one will do?

it can handle bulky bedspreads, and small delicate loads.the clothes are not as wet when the load is done and the cleaning ability is fantastic.

my very bulky and delicate queen size comforter came out very clean without any rips like it would have in a traditional washer.

sorting the laundry into different groups like sheets, bulky things, and clothing also improves the results.so far, im impressed and i'm very pleased.

i've washed small loads (only one or two pieces), large bulky loads (more than 3 blankets) and everything in between.

the advantage of washing bulky items such as comforters, especially in early post-potty training, is huge.the steamwasher and duet have both been outstanding.

function-wise, the amount of choices are numerous: it has 9 operating cycles, six of which are steam washes, that range from the lengthy "sanitary" cycle to "bulky/large" to "delicate" to "hand wash".