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What are typical load sizes and water level settings?
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Here is a breakdown of typical load sizes and water level settings. For a
small load water level setting, the load size should be less than 1/3
full. For a medium water level setting, the load size should be between
1/3 and 1/2 full. A large water level setting calls for a load size of
between 1/2 to 2/3's full, and for a large or extra large water level
setting, the load size should be more than 2/3's full.
Try to match load sizes with water level settings as much as
possible. Do not fill the washer with clothes higher than the last row
of holes in the tub.
Too much water can lead to poor washing because the detergent
levels may not be sufficient. Too little water can cause poor rinsing,
excessive linting, wrinkling, and can also cause excessive wear on
clothes items. Wash similar materials together.
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