Wash Two Separate Loads In LG’s New Twin Wash Washing Machine: A CES 2015 Launch
LG has done something incredible at this year’s CES. It has unveiled a new washing machine that has two separate washers. Yes you read it right, two washers. This means that you can wash two different loads at the same time. The LG Twin Wash (Models WD100C and WD200C) feature a primary large front-loading washer and a small top-loading washer that is conveniently hidden in a hide-away pedestal. The idea behind two washers is that you get a separate washer for washing delicate items that require special attention or separate wash settings. The advantages are plenty. You save time as both loads are done at the same time and you do not have to waste more water while cleaning smaller loads. We have good news for existing high-end LG front-loading washer owners. You can buy the smaller washer and attach it to your existing washing machine.
LG also added a couple of more washers to its existing range at the CES. We start with the new washer-drier pairs (Models WM9500H A & DLGX9501V / WM9000H A & DLGX9001V / WM5000H A & DLGX5001V). These front-loading machines have their doors aligned with the drum’s centre and are located at a higher height at a six degree angle. This design feature makes it easier to put clothes and take them out without bending your spine. All new LG washing machines will now come with TurboWash 2.0 technology which sprays concentrated detergent solution on to the clothes through two nozzles. Another pressure nozzle is responsible for spraying water onto the clothes for effective rinsing. The TurboSteam technology dries clothes 50 percent faster than conventional washing machines. All the aforementioned washing machines feature SmartThinQ technology through which you can program wash cycles via WiFi. Like all new LG home appliances this one too is enabled with HomeChat service that allows the washing machine to communicate with you and vice versa.
LG has skipped out on availability and pricing information but for more details refer #-Link-Snipped-# at CES 2015.
LG also added a couple of more washers to its existing range at the CES. We start with the new washer-drier pairs (Models WM9500H A & DLGX9501V / WM9000H A & DLGX9001V / WM5000H A & DLGX5001V). These front-loading machines have their doors aligned with the drum’s centre and are located at a higher height at a six degree angle. This design feature makes it easier to put clothes and take them out without bending your spine. All new LG washing machines will now come with TurboWash 2.0 technology which sprays concentrated detergent solution on to the clothes through two nozzles. Another pressure nozzle is responsible for spraying water onto the clothes for effective rinsing. The TurboSteam technology dries clothes 50 percent faster than conventional washing machines. All the aforementioned washing machines feature SmartThinQ technology through which you can program wash cycles via WiFi. Like all new LG home appliances this one too is enabled with HomeChat service that allows the washing machine to communicate with you and vice versa.
LG has skipped out on availability and pricing information but for more details refer #-Link-Snipped-# at CES 2015.
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