Whirlpool 4.3 Cu. Ft. Duet® Steam Front-Load Washer (Model: WFW95HEXW)

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Automatic cycle with low heat input, ideal for fragile garments and fabrics.

The Handwashables cycle simulates hand-washing to provide soft cleansing of delicate fabrics.

There are many cycles available such as permanent press, sanitize, delicate, extra rinses, and lots more. Make sure to get a unit with all the cycles your clothes will need.

The cycle of choice for common laundry loads such as jeans, towels and underwear.

The overall depth, measured in inches.

The overall height, measured in inches.

The overall width, measured in inches.

Bleach is poured directly into the gravity-flow dispenser before adding detergent and the wash load. As the wash fills, bleach thoroughly mixes with the water, between wash basket and tub to ensure only diluted bleach comes in contact with washload.

The detergent dispenser holds and automatically dispenses the detergent at the beginning of the main wash cycle. Detergent is properly diluted before coming into contact with the wash load. Warm water is used regardless of water temperature selected.

Dispenser automatically adds fabric softener during the deep rinse portion of the cycle. Diluted fabric softener is held in an inner chamber until the centrifugal force sends the softener into the outer chamber where it mixes with the rinse water.

Pre-wash dispensers are only found on a limited number of models. This allows customers to automatically dispense detergent during a pre-wash or soak cycle.

An international standard for energy efficient consumer products originated in the USA.

The color of the portable.

A washer/dryer pair that takes up half the floor space (the dryer sits on top of the washer at an angle). Ideal in places where space is limited.

Washer capacity, measured in cubic feet, determines the maximum laundry that can be cleaned in your washer.

The delay wash option gives families the flexibility to do their laundry at anytime of day. For those who want to have their wash ready to switch to the dryer when they get home from work, this is a great way to be able to accomplish that goal.

Extended spin removes more water from laundry.

For clothing articles that are extra dirty, a longer soak time and/or more vigorous rinse may be just the solution. These options are for sports uniforms, work shirts and any other items in need of additional cleaning or rinsing.

The add-a-garment light is lit during early portion of most cycles, allowing you to pause the wash and add that forgotten sock or shirt.

On some top-loaders, an auto lock during spin cycle keeps children from opening the lid. Front-loaders lock at the beginning of cycle but can usually be opened by interrupting the cycle, although some doors remain locked briefly after machine stops.

Types of controls include: Manual rotary: Turn to the required setting. Manual push button: Button selects the required setting. Manual tap touch: A simple touch selects the setting. Electronic: Similar to a microwave keypad to select the setting.

The washer indicates the time remaining before the cleaning is complete.

The overall depth, measured in inches with the door open 90 degrees.

3 most commonly used tub materials. Porcelain on Steel - Resists scratches and harmful effects of laundry chemicals. Stainless Steel - Stain-resistant material is long lasting, modern and easy to clean. Painted Steel - A practical durable finish.

Energy Star® is the national symbol for energy efficiency. Appliances that have the Energy Star® label save energy and prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy efficiency guidelines by the U.S. EPA and the U.S. Department of Energy.

Noise reduction keeps your appliance quiet so it won't disturb you during life's daily activities.

The manufacturer's warranty period for labor.

The manufacturer's warranty period for parts.

ATC can help control the temperature your clothes are subjected to in an effort to preserve their newness. For colder temperatures, the ATC feature will keep the colder water temperatures just warm enough to be sure your detergent works.

Your garments will look better and last longer by using proper water temperature. Detergents, bleaches, and fabric softeners require specific water temperatures to work their best. Many washers will include several wash and rinse temperature options.

Standard models let you choose water levels for different size loads, but some models offer more water level options. Washers with automatic water levels use sensors to determine load size and adjust water level for optimum cleaning and rinsing.