people 1000 spin is plenty mine are fine. if u fast spin have u seen what does ur ur cloths fibers . if not check it out :confused:

After all the vote count tells all. You keep thinking people cares your experience or how helpful your experience is.... lol

I gather from your comments you're a clueless Male with no actual experience of low spin speed machines,I'll leave you to it,good day to you.

No nobody cares your experience here there are loads loads of review sites out there! This site is for opinions if spending a particular amount of money on a particular product is a deal or not. Of course obviously apparently there are defo always better products exist BUT HOWEVER you need to spend more money, which is not a deal! If you have found a wash machine spinning like a million rpm and cost less than other similar products then please post it. Otherwise people interested in the products are not interested your "experience" of what better choices are out there.

This site is also about user experience,I know from experience that lower spin speeds leave the washing absolutely sodden and they take longer to dry,why are you being rude and aggressive?

Go do more research then you'll know increase the spinning speed from 1000 to 1200, 1300 or even 1400 rpm the difference is negligible. Only jump to 1800 rpm you'll have a noticeable change. However high spinning washing machine is in the first place cost more and for lots of people who are after budget washing machine a cheap one like this is perfect for the needs, which is the point of this post and this site. Stop dumping "this is rubbish l, spend a million pound more to get a better one" kind of BS here and vote based on the value of the posted product itself!

Whoops. Chinese

What do you mean "doesn't work that way". I can see the Spin programme on the control dial. We mostly do an extra spin cycle after a wash on our machine and it makes a big difference to how wet the clothes are. Not with woollens and articles requiring gentle spin of course.

ok price for 5kg lol.

Just put on for another spin when the wash cycle finishes. That will take a lot more water out than a faster spin and cause less creases in your clothes. Simple.

Paid about this for mine about nine years ago
make of that what you will ?

Spin (rpm) - 1000???? You will probably run out of clothing before the first wash is dry.

Very true

5kg of heat from me.

Even if it does,why would you want soaking wet clothes in the Winter that you will have to dry in a Tumble Dryer or on radiators,surely if you have a choice it's best to opt for one with a higher spin speed.

If you're spending more money on drying clothes or a higher spin speed I know which one I'd choose.

Haier is an India company. Usually renowned for Aircon

More time and money to dry them in the Winter though,so it's a false economy sadly.

Ours is 1000rpm and the clothes do stay wet but my cousin bought it for us as a housewarming present

Can recommend Haier and this is certainly cheap but a max 1000rpm spin will leave your clothes very wet

Heat added. Some info on the company:

http://www.haier.com/uk/newspress/pressreleases/news2016/201603/t20160322_302830.shtml

never herd of the make. any good:?

Not totally relevant but our Haier fridge-freezer is now over three years old and still going strong. Yes Haier kit is cheap but it really does seem to last.

I can only guess how did they manage to keep the price this low, knowing it was brought all the way from China.

worth it for 2 year warranty.