Twin Tub Washing Machine

[Armytwowheels]

I am selling our twin tub, which was purchased from Malvern Show last year, as we have brought a top loading automatic one, the joys of a big payload!

The twin tub work perfectly and is in excellent condition. There are a few marks on the outer shell where it gets strapped in, but other than that it is nice and clean.

£50 Or nearest offer will deal the deal.

The machine is in Market Harborough or we can deliver to the Thetford Bash or Kings Lynn.

Cheers
Sandra

 

[whiskyman]

Hi Sandra
Could you let me know the dimensions of the washer please.

Cheers
Colin

 

[Lenny HB]

Can you tell us more about what you replaced it with please.

 

[Armytwowheels]

Hi Sandra
Could you let me know the dimensions of the washer please.

Cheers
Colin

The machine, including knobs and handles is -
60cm across
37cm deep
67cm high.

Hope that helps.

 

[Armytwowheels]

Can you tell us more about what you replaced it with please.

Hi Lenny.

The replacement is this one, mind you it was £20 cheaper when I ordered it!

It is more water hungry than the twin tub as you cannot reuse the wash water, i.e start with your cleanest stuff and finish with your dirtiest. It is automatic in that if connected to a cold feed it will empty and rinse without any input from you. For the wash I either fill it manually with a bucket or two of warm water, or connect to the outside motorhome shower and then turn it to cold once the main wash is finished.

It is quiet, washes and spins very well but needs to be absolutely level in order for the drum to spin properly.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-IN-1-F...m=254161894154&_trksid=p2054502.c100227.m3827

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[Tanya_and_Mick]

Hi Sandra @Armytwowheels - have sent you a PM....

 

[Armytwowheels]

Hi Sandra @Armytwowheels - have sent you a PM....

Sold to the lady with the blue hair!

 

[Armytwowheels]

The sale of this washing machine has fallen through so it is back up for sale.

If anyone wants this we can take it to the Thetford Bash or it can be collected from Market Harborough.

 

[JJ]

I have studied the photos in the OP but can't quite work out what the machine is for...

Does it cook pies?


JJ

 

[Cat53]

Is it very heavy to move about. Carrying from garage to water source for example.

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[Armytwowheels]

I have studied the photos in the OP but can't quite work out what the machine is for...

Does it cook pies?


JJ

Yes JJ, it does a good job.of making chips too!

 

[Armytwowheels]

Is it very heavy to move about. Carrying from garage to water source for example.

I can carry it Ok, I think we weighed it at 10 to 11kilos but would need to double that.

 

[Frankiej]

Hi Lenny.

The replacement is this one, mind you it was £20 cheaper when I ordered it!

It is more water hungry than the twin tub as you cannot reuse the wash water, i.e start with your cleanest stuff and finish with your dirtiest. It is automatic in that if connected to a cold feed it will empty and rinse without any input from you. For the wash I either fill it manually with a bucket or two of warm water, or connect to the outside motorhome shower and then turn it to cold once the main wash is finished.

It is quiet, washes and spins very well but needs to be absolutely level in order for the drum to spin properly.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-IN-1-Function-Compact-Automatic-Washing-Machine-Free-Standing-Top-Load-3-5KG/254161894154?_trkparms=aid=111001&algo=REC.SEED&ao=1&asc=20160908103841&meid=15f2f0b3fef046fd95cc0ae80f485115&pid=100227&rk=1&rkt=14&mehot=pp&sd=254161894154&itm=254161894154&_trksid=p2054502.c100227.m3827

How do you connect it to the water feed? Is it difficult to set up?
Thanks

 

[Armytwowheels]

How do you connect it to the water feed? Is it difficult to set up?
Thanks

Do you mean for the new machine or the one I am selling?

 

[Frankiej]

Do you mean for the new machine or the one I am selling?

Sorry! the new one. I have a twin tub, but considering something like the one you’ve just got.

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[Armytwowheels]

Just attach a hose pipe, shower hose or similar. It cuts off the water flow when it has enough.

I have found filling it with warm water from a bucket is the best way to start it off, but then let it do it's own thing with the cold water for rinsing. Most of the time a cool sash is good enough, but our cycling shorts need a warm/hot wash now and then.

 

[Frankiej]

Just attach a hose pipe, shower hose or similar. It cuts off the water flow when it has enough.

I have found filling it with warm water from a bucket is the best way to start it off, but then let it do it's own thing with the cold water for rinsing. Most of the time a cool sash is good enough, but our cycling shorts need a warm/hot wash now and then.

Thanks