Can you set the controls so that it just does a spin? I just want to get the rinse water out of a wool sweater.
1361377
Yes. All you have to do is to hit the cycle button and do the spin cycle :)
2130579
nope... i was hoping for the same thing... but there's manual controls.. it is what it is. you might as well do 15 degrees for 15 minutes... thats what i end up doing so i have some sense of control.
618571
I wish! Just a slight breeze makes it want to take flight, dipping and spinning, jerking around. Could knock someone's glasses off... or worse! Unless I find a way to control this, I'll be sending it back!
1075375
If I'm not pressing on the top part (opposite end of the part that submerges in the liquid), it won't rotate. So there's no button, just press the top and let go when you're done. Hope this helps.
415946
Yes, you can control the temperature. Up and down on handle is water pressure, left and right is temperature.
27091
I don't see why you couldn't just unplug the electrical part of the blanket and let it soak in the washing machine. However, I wouldn't let it agitate. Of course, you can spin it out! I also would drape it between two lines (if hung outside) or on a drying rack if dried inside. I wouldn't put any tension on the internal wires of the blanket.
808932
Yes you can, my son loves doing it. The water does leak out a bit, but it does not bother him.
715562
You can adjust the water flow using the handle just like any other faucet but when using the touchless on/off feature the water flow cannot be controlled. You can only manually control the water temperature using the touchless feature but not the flow level.
239016
Yes, it can be done. I've just tried - without any problems, just need to decrease flow control.
384026
You can control the pitch with the lever located on the back on the controller. I haven't been able to get mine to work, but you should be able to.
1265974
Use the wave maker mode, other settings are not very strong and would give almost no movement
1294730
That's a good question. However, I've never tried it, nor have I seen anything in the controls that leads me to think you can. Doesn't mean you can't. Wish I could have been more help.
1211822
Yes, you add water for the wash, add clothes and soap, run the wash cycle, drain, add water for the rinse, run through the wash cycle again without soap, drain. Take the clothes out of washer, squeeze a bit, put them into the spin section and run. The clothes are very clean and get as dry as they would from a regular washer spin cycle. Much easier for me than washing by hand. Tip: you only need a very small amount of soap, Even a little too much soap and you'll probably have to rinse several times.
1480241
Mine had the controller. I really like this unit but there is a problem with the float switch. If there is any grease or scum in the waste water this switch will have build up and quit working properly. Will need to be cleaned about every 6 months if water from kitchen sink or washing machine goes thru switch.
558911
The unit agitates the clothes during washing by spinning one direction, pausing, then spinning the opposite direction. The time is set with a manual timer. It does not spin to remove water. Normally I put clothes in and let them soak; then agitate approx. 10 min.; soak; agitate around 10 min. Then drain, remove clothes and wring out, replace clothes to rinse, and duplicate timing. I rinse twice. Watch that you don't use too much detergent - it doesn't take much. With too much, you'll have to rinse more times. With the first few loads, I have to rinse 5 or more times to get all the detergent out. I I'd like to find a small roller wringer (like old washing machines) to go with this unit.
161897
Yes, you can; if you are left handler. The handle can do both functions: control water flow and temperature.
1165082
If I understand your question, you can make it move a little in 5 second increments. I sometimes hit the remote in pulses to move it to where I want it. It doesn't seem to be an issue. Hope that helps!