To select a suitably sized washing machine for your home, first you must consider your typical laundry requirements i.e. how many items will you be washing at any given moment?
To help determine this, please see the guide below!

Drum Size	T-Shirt Capacity	Duvet Capacity	Household Size
6kg	30	Single	Single
7kg	35	Double	Couple
8kg	40	Queen or Light King	Small Family
9kg	45	Medium King	Large Family
10kg	50	Heavy King	Large Family
11kg	55	Heavy King	Very Large Family
12kg	60	Heavy King	Very Large Family

In short, yes!
Washing machines with high spin speeds extract more water from your laundry, ensuring your clothes come out dryer at the end of each cycle. Higher spin speeds will likely mean slightly more energy is used, but this will be offset by shorter drying cycles.

The average lifespan for a washing machine is 11 years. This is quite impressive, and also means you are unlikely to need to replace it too frequently.

Some brands are even renowned for machines that will last as long as 20 years. Either way, a quality washer won’t be giving up on you any time soon.

Spin Speed	1400 rpm
Wash Load Capacity	12 kg
Energy Per 100 Cycles	59 kWh
Water Per Cycle	45 litres
Dimensions	W: 600mm x H: 850mm x D: 665mm

Spin Speed	1400 rpm
Wash Load Capacity	9 kg
Energy Per 100 Cycles	49 kWh
Water Per Cycle	44 litres
Dimensions	W: 600mm x H: 850mm x D: 645mm

Spin Speed	1400 rpm
Wash Load Capacity	10 kg
Energy Per 100 Cycles	58 kWh
Water Per Cycle	49 litres
Dimensions	W: 600mm x H: 850mm x D: 665mm

Fisher & Paykel Washing Machines

Fisher & Paykel Washing Machines

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