A : Making it easier, consider a 6kg variant is enough for two people with a washing frequency of once in two days. Increase one kg more with every adding member. This may help you to choose the perfect washing machine.

A : Technically, yes. Increased wash modes assure seamless washing.

A : It can happen due to numerous reasons. First, you have to notice any anomaly or abnormal behavior in the machine apart from not spinning. If not, the following can be the reasons1. Burnt Motor 2. Dirt was collected on the motor plates 3. Broken belt 4. Wire connections are loose

A : It is a common myth that large fabric like blankets and quilts can be easily washed in any machine regardless of their capacities. However, smaller machines having a capacity of 8kg can hardly do the work for you. Small machines have tiny motors that are not built to withstand such heavy loads

A : The drainage system of a washing machine is located in the lower corner. Certain reasons are: 1. Blocked drain hose due to dirt. 2. Non-functional drain pump. 3. The drain pump cord connected to the console is broken. 4. Coin/Lint filter is choked or full.

A : Odor in a machine is the result of a non-ventilated washer drum after a wash cycle. The water present on the drum surface produces a foul smell after a while. Therefore, keep the machine’s lid open after every wash until it is fully dried.

A : Yes, you can wash your daily shoes in a washing machine. However, we recommend you first check the washing instructions of every individual footwear. • Additionally, take the laces out from your shoes and wash them in a gentle wash mode.

A : Simply no. Every model has its own washing efficiency as every machine comes with a different motor. • The cheaper variants can’t exceed 1000 RPM which is considered an average while a powerful washing machine can deliver up to 1500 RPM.