- How big is the 5.3 cu ft drum in practice?
- It is one of the larger top-load capacities, enough for a king-size comforter or a week of laundry for a family of four. Large loads fit without splitting them into two cycles.
- What does the deep water wash option do?
- It fills the tub with more water than the standard high-efficiency cycle, so heavily soiled items get a fuller soak and rinse. It uses more water, so it is best saved for tough loads.
- Does the steam function replace pretreating stains?
- Steam helps loosen wrinkles and lift light stains, but it is not a substitute for pretreating set-in stains. Treat tough spots first for the best result.
- Is an 850 rpm spin fast enough?
- It is on the lower side for top loaders, so clothes come out damp and need longer in the dryer. Heavier items like towels may need extra drying time.
- What is included with the washer?
- The washer ships as a standalone unit; hoses and other installation parts are usually sold separately. Check the box contents before scheduling installation.
- Where is the Whirlpool 5.3 Cu. Ft. High Efficiency Top Deep Water Wash cheapest?
- At Mrs. G Appliances, for $849.00, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Whirlpool 5.3 Cu. Ft. High Efficiency Top Deep Water Wash?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Mrs. G Appliances, Home Depot, Best Buy, Aj Madison.