Choosing washers and dryers
Match the machine to the load, and the cycle to the fabric.
Washer categories on the original site
The original equipment page named double, triple, maxi, and mega load washers, along with dryers and a detergent vending machine. The homepage described Dexter equipment. Current inventory, exact capacities, payment methods, and availability need confirmation.
Everyday clothing
Group items with compatible colors and care instructions. Avoid packing the drum tightly: garments need space for washing and rinsing.
Larger family loads
A larger machine may reduce the number of separate loads, but do not combine items that require different temperatures or cycles.
Bedding and bulky items
Check whether the care label permits machine washing. Use a drum that accommodates the item without forcing it in, and follow the machine's loading instructions.
Before starting a washer
- Read the machine instructions and check the drum for anything left behind.
- Empty pockets and close zippers where the garment instructions allow.
- Measure detergent according to the product and machine guidance.
- Select a cycle compatible with the care labels.
Drying without guesswork
Check labels for tumble-drying restrictions. Separate quick-drying fabrics from heavy towels when useful, choose a suitable heat setting, and check periodically rather than assuming all items finish together. Let bulky bedding dry thoroughly before storing it.
Never put items contaminated with flammable substances into a dryer. Follow posted safety instructions and ask for assistance if a machine behaves unexpectedly.
Continue to the full laundry-day checklist