Front loading or top loading washing machine?

Own a front loader (IFB). IN the last 7 or more years it has functioned well. I bought a front loader specifically for water saving as very little water is required to dip, tumble and rotate and soak cloths, as compared to top loaders, where it needs to be at least half filled with water to do the same. I checked by measuring the water drained during a typical wash and it takes about 50 litres for a full cycle of wash and rinse.
 
blr_p said:
It makes me wonder whether the duration of the spin cycle chosen by Samsung isn't long enough. Bizarre if that was the case.
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Samsung and LG both go to around 14 minutes of spin in last round so it must be something else.

In the other thread you mentioned "MirAIe enabled appliances" about Panasonic. Panasonic is a Japanese brand and wouldn't use a Russian term "Mir" in their marketing. The Mirai meaning in Japanese is "future". Probably they think AI future is the in thing now. Some smart ass in advertising or management did the AI caps in Mirai to make it look like two different words.
 
6pack said:
Samsung and LG both go to around 14 minutes of spin in last round so it must be something else.
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Yeah, my guess is unbalanced spin
6pack said:
In the other thread you mentioned "MirAIe enabled appliances" about Panasonic. Panasonic is a Japanese brand and wouldn't use a Russian term "Mir" in their marketing. The Mirai meaning in Japanese is "future". Probably they think AI future is the in thing now. Some smart ass in advertising or management did the AI caps in Mirai to make it look like two different words.
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The Panasonic MirAI thing is India only from what I can tell with even the software being developed here.
 
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