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Technical Specifications of washing machine Smeg LBW62PCIT

Overall score

5.2

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Popularity

What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the washing machine.

When it matters: When you prefer to purchase a product chosen and reviewed by many other consumers.

Performance

What it is: An evaluation of the washing machine's operational capabilities, such as load capacity, spin speed, noise levels, and motor efficiency.

When it matters: An evaluation of the washing machine's operational capabilities, such as load capacity, spin speed, noise levels, and motor efficiency.

Score components:

18.0%

1.0

Inverter motor

16.0%

5.5

Maximum spin speed

12.0%

2.6

Spin noise level

12.0%

Motor warranty

10.0%

4.0

Capacity

6.0%

1.2

Drum volume

6.0%

Minimum spin speed

5.0%

7.0

Spin-drying efficiency class

5.0%

1.0

N. of spin speeds

4.0%

4.2

Washing noise level

4.0%

4.0

Noise emission class

2.0%

Spin speed selection

4.1

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Brand name

What it is: The brand that manufactures the washing machine.

When it matters: When you want to rely on a trusted brand for quality, durability, and warranty options.

Importance: MEDIUM

Smeg

Capacity

What it is: The maximum weight of dry laundry the washing machine can handle per load.

When it matters: When you have large amounts of laundry to wash or need to clean bulky items regularly.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >7 kg

Drum volume

What it is: The internal space available in the washing machine drum.

When it matters: When you want to wash larger items comfortably, or if you prefer a more spacious drum to prevent clothes from getting tangled during the wash.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >50 L

Spin-drying efficiency class

What it is: A rating that indicates how effectively the washing machine removes water from clothes during the spin cycle. Class A is the most efficient, while class D is the least.

When it matters: When you want to reduce the time and energy needed to dry your clothes after washing. A higher spin efficiency class can be especially beneficial if you use the dryer often or need to dry clothes quickly.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: A, B

Maximum spin speed

What it is: The highest speed at which the washing machine can spin the laundry to remove water.

When it matters: When you want your clothes to come out of the wash cycle as dry as possible. Higher spin speeds extract more water, reducing drying time and energy consumption. However, higher speeds can damage more delicate clothes.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >1200 RPM

Energy efficiency

What it is: An indication of electricity and water consumption for each washing cycle.

When it matters: When you want to minimize utility costs and environmental impact.

Score components:

50.0%

5.6

Energy consumption per 100 cycles

30.0%

5.0

Energy efficiency class

20.0%

8.9

Water consumption per cycle

6.1

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Energy efficiency class

What it is: A standardized rating that measures how energy-efficient the washing machine is, from Class A (most efficient) to Class G (least efficient).

When it matters: When you want to save on electricity bills and reduce environmental impact.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: A

Energy consumption per 100 cycles

What it is: The approximate amount of electricity the washing machine uses over 100 Eco 40-60 wash cycles.

When it matters: When you want to estimate how much electricity the washing machine will consume over time and its impact on your energy bills.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <52 kWh

Annual energy consumption

What it is: The total energy the washing machine uses in a year (based on 220 washes using the Eco 40-60 program).

When it matters: When you want to estimate yearly energy usage of the washing machine.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <140 KWh

Annual energy cost

What it is: The estimated yearly electricity cost for running the washing machine is based on 220 washes at a rate of £0.25 per kilowatt-hour.

When it matters: When you want to understand the long-term operating costs of the washing machine.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <£34

Water consumption per cycle

What it is: The amount of water used by the washing machine for a single Eco 40-60 wash cycle.

When it matters: When you want to minimize water usage and associated costs.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <46 L

Washing programs

What it is: The range of preset cycles and programs suitable for different fabric types and dirt levels, such as Delicates, Heavily Soiled Clothes, or Quick Wash.

When it matters: When you have specific laundry needs, such as delicate items, heavily soiled clothes, or hygienic cycles for baby clothes or sports gear.

Score components:

18.0%

7.3

N. of washing programs

10.0%

1.0

Steam technology

5.0%

1.0

Fast function

5.0%

1.0

Anti-stain function

5.0%

1.0

Anti-crease function

5.0%

Extra rinse function

5.0%

Pre-wash cycle

3.0%

N. of washing programs under 1 hour

3.0%

N. of downloadable programs

3.0%

5.5

N. of temperature settings

2.0%

9.7

Fastest cycle duration

2.0%

Eco cycle duration

2.0%

1.0

Wash assist function

2.0%

1.0

Jeans cycle

2.0%

Shirt cycle

2.0%

1.0

Duvet cycle

2.0%

1.0

Baby care cycle

2.0%

1.0

Hygiene cycle

2.0%

1.0

Anti-allergy cycle

2.0%

Wool cycle

2.0%

1.0

Outdoor/sport cycle

2.0%

1.0

Night/silent option

2.0%

1.0

Water+ function

2.0%

1.0

Soak function

2.0%

1.0

Mini load function

2.0%

1.0

Refresh cycle

2.0%

Gentle cycle

2.0%

Colours cycle

2.0%

1.0

Cold wash

4.6

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N. of washing programs

What it is: The total number of preset washing cycles available on the washing machine.

When it matters: When you need a variety of specialized cycles for different types of fabrics, loads, or levels of soiling.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >15

N. of downloadable programs

What it is: The number of additional washing programs that can be added to the machine via a smartphone app.

When it matters: When you want more versatility and specialized programs beyond the pre-installed options.

Importance: LOW

N. of washing programs under 1 hour

What it is: The number of washing programs that complete a wash cycle in less than one hour.

When it matters: When you need to wash smaller loads or lightly soiled items quickly.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >1

Fastest cycle duration

What it is: The duration of the shortest wash cycle.

When it matters: When you need clean clothes fast and don't have time to wait for a longer cycle.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <15 min

Eco cycle duration

What it is: The amount of time the washing machine takes to complete an ECO cycle.

When it matters: When you want to save energy and water and does not mind if the washing machine runs a little longer.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <215 min

Features

What it is: Advanced technologies designed to enhance performance and user experience, such as smart connectivity, self-cleaning functions, or safety systems like AquaStop and foam control.

When it matters: When you are looking for a washing machine that offers more than just cleaning, with advanced technologies.

Score components:

10.0%

3.8

N. of advanced features

6.0%

1.0

Wi-Fi connectivity

5.0%

Foam control system

5.0%

Laundry detection system

5.0%

1.0

Automatic dosing system

5.0%

1.0

Self-cleaning function

4.0%

1.0

AquaStop system

4.0%

Load balancing system

4.0%

1.0

Pre-mix technology

4.0%

1.0

AI technology

4.0%

1.0

Energy saving mode

3.0%

1.0

Automatic drawer cleaning

3.0%

1.0

Pause & add

3.0%

Delay start option

3.0%

1.0

Memory/favourite function

3.0%

1.0

Smart diagnosis function

3.0%

1.0

Water jets system

3.0%

Unbalanced load detection

3.0%

Overflow protection

2.0%

Pause option

2.0%

5.5

Maximum delay start

2.0%

1.0

Voice control

2.0%

1.0

NFC connectivity

2.0%

1.0

Bluetooth connectivity

2.0%

1.0

Consumption statistics

2.0%

1.0

Time remaining indicator

2.0%

1.0

Eco indicator

2.0%

1.0

Smart pairing

2.0%

1.0

Scan function

3.6

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N. of advanced features

What it is: The number of sophisticated functions available on the washing machine beyond basic wash cycles.

When it matters: When you want a highly versatile and technologically advanced washing machine.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >11

Foam control system

What it is: A feature that detects and manages excess foam during the wash cycle. If the foam level is too high, the system either pauses the cycle to let the foam settle or introduces more water and adjusts the drum movements to break down the foam.

When it matters: When you want to ensure effective cleaning and rinsing, especially when using too much detergent.

Importance: MEDIUM

Laundry detection system

What it is: A technology that weighs the laundry and adjusts water, energy, and time usage accordingly.

When it matters: When you want to save water, energy, and time by adapting the wash cycle to the load size.

Importance: MEDIUM

Unbalanced load detection

What it is: Unbalanced load detection identifies when the load inside the washing machine is unevenly distributed and warns the user if there’s an issue.

When it matters: When you want to avoid excessive noise, reduce wear on the machine, and ensure that the wash cycle completes efficiently, especially for larger or mixed loads.

Importance: LOW

Load balancing system

What it is: A mechanism that evenly distributes the weight of the laundry inside the drum, helping to reduce vibrations and noise during the spin cycle.

When it matters: When you want to reduce noise, vibration, and wear on the machine during the spin cycle.

Importance: MEDIUM

Design

What it is: The physical characteristics of the washing machine, including dimensions, color, loading type, display, and specific details like anti-vibration systems or interior lighting.

When it matters: When you want a washing machine that integrates perfectly with your space and decor, while offering practical features like a transparent door or interior lighting.

Score components:

15.0%

1.0

Special drum design

15.0%

1.0

Anti-vibration design

10.0%

Child lock

8.0%

1.0

Display

6.0%

1.0

Interior light

6.0%

Soft-opening door

6.0%

Automatic drum positioning

6.0%

1.0

Volume

6.0%

8.0

Weight

4.0%

Depth

4.0%

Door diameter

4.0%

Door opening angle

3.0%

Transparent door

3.0%

1.0

Reversible door

2.0%

7.2

Width

2.0%

2.5

Height

3.8

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Colour

What it is: The exterior color of the washing machine.

When it matters: When you want your washing machine to match your home’s decor or other appliances.

Importance: LOW

white

Type

What it is: The installation style of the washing machine, either freestanding or built-in.

When it matters: When looking for a specific type of washing machine that fits your house settings.

Importance: HIGH

free-standing

Loading type

What it is: The way laundry is loaded into the washing machine, either top-loading or front-loading.

When it matters: When you have physical limitations, space constraints, or preferences for how you interact with your washer.

Importance: HIGH

front-loading

Display

What it is: The digital screen on the washing machine that displays settings, cycle information, and other relevant data.

When it matters: When you want easy access to control and monitor the washing cycle.

Importance: MEDIUM

Child lock

What it is: A safety feature that prevents children from changing settings or opening the door during operation.

When it matters: When you want peace of mind knowing that your laundry cycles won't be interrupted by accidental button presses.

Importance: MEDIUM

Smeg LBW62PCIT vs the average washing machine

Why is Smeg LBW62PCIT better than the average washing machine?

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Has a load balancing system
Smeg LBW62PCIT features a load balancing system, the average washing machine does not. 43% of washing machines have this feature.
The auto-balancing system distributes laundry evenly and adjusts spin speed to redistribute unbalanced loads and reduce vibrations in the drum.
What it is: A mechanism that evenly distributes the weight of the laundry inside the drum, helping to reduce vibrations and noise during the spin cycle.
When it matters: When you want to reduce noise, vibration, and wear on the machine during the spin cycle.
Importance: MEDIUM
Smeg LBW62PCIT features a load balancing system, the average washing machine does not. 43% of washing machines have this feature.
14.9 cm smaller depth
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller depth than the average washing machine (41.6 cm vs 56.5 cm). The average washing machine has a depth of 56.5 cm.
What it is: The front-to-back measurement of the washing machine.
When it matters: When you have limited space.
Importance: LOW
Good value: <60 cm
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller depth than the average washing machine (41.6 cm vs 56.5 cm). The average washing machine has a depth of 56.5 cm.41.6 cm vs 56.5 cm
4 L lower water consumption per cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower water consumption than the average washing machine (43 L vs 47 L). The average washing machine is consumes 47 L per cycle.
What it is: The amount of water used by the washing machine for a single Eco 40-60 wash cycle.
When it matters: When you want to minimize water usage and associated costs.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: <46 L
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower water consumption than the average washing machine (43 L vs 47 L). The average washing machine is consumes 47 L per cycle.43 L vs 47 L
38 min shorter duration of the ECO cycle
The duration of the ECO cycle of Smeg LBW62PCIT is shorter than the duration of the ECO cycle of the average washing machine (180 min vs 218 min). The ECO cycle of an average washing machine takes 218 min.
What it is: The amount of time the washing machine takes to complete an ECO cycle.
When it matters: When you want to save energy and water and does not mind if the washing machine runs a little longer.
Importance: LOW
Good value: <215 min
The duration of the ECO cycle of Smeg LBW62PCIT is shorter than the duration of the ECO cycle of the average washing machine (180 min vs 218 min). The ECO cycle of an average washing machine takes 218 min.180 min vs 218 min
Has a Colors cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a Colors cycle, which the average washing machine does not offer. 36.9% of washing machines include a Colors cycle.
What it is: A washing machine setting designed to clean colored fabrics at lower temperatures to prevent fading and bleeding.
When it matters: When you want to preserve the brightness of your colored clothes and prevent fading.
Importance: LOW
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a Colors cycle, which the average washing machine does not offer. 36.9% of washing machines include a Colors cycle.
Has a Shirt cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a cycle for shirts, the average washing machine does not have. 43.5% of washing machines have a shirt cycle.
What it is: A dedicated washing program for dress shirts and blouses.
When it matters: When you want to clean shirts while minimizing wrinkles and preserving their shape.
Importance: LOW
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a cycle for shirts, the average washing machine does not have. 43.5% of washing machines have a shirt cycle.
9.7% lighter
Smeg LBW62PCIT is lighter than the average washing machine (60.5 kg vs 67 kg). The average washing machine weights 67 kg.
What it is: The total mass of the washing machine.
When it matters: A lighter washing machine is easier to move and install, especially if you need to navigate tight spaces or stairs. However, heavier machines may be more stable during operation.
Importance: LOW
Good value: <66 kg
Smeg LBW62PCIT is lighter than the average washing machine (60.5 kg vs 67 kg). The average washing machine weights 67 kg.60.5 kg vs 67 kg
30% cheaper
Smeg LBW62PCIT is cheaper than the average washing machine (£300 vs £390.00).
Smeg LBW62PCIT is cheaper than the average washing machine (£300 vs £390.00).£300 vs £390
4 L lower water consumption per cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower water consumption than the average washing machine (43 L vs 47 L). The average washing machine is consumes 47 L per cycle.
8.5% lower annual water consumption
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower annual water consumption than the average washing machine (9460 L/year vs 10340 L/year). The average washing machine is consumes 10340 L/year per year.
1.6 £ lower annual water cost
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower annual water cost compared to the average washing machine (18 £ vs 19.6 £). The average annual water cost for washing machines is 19.6 £.
38 min shorter duration of the ECO cycle
The duration of the ECO cycle of Smeg LBW62PCIT is shorter than the duration of the ECO cycle of the average washing machine (180 min vs 218 min). The ECO cycle of an average washing machine takes 218 min.
Has a Colors cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a Colors cycle, which the average washing machine does not offer. 36.9% of washing machines include a Colors cycle.
Has a Shirt cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a cycle for shirts, the average washing machine does not have. 43.5% of washing machines have a shirt cycle.
Has a load balancing system
Smeg LBW62PCIT features a load balancing system, the average washing machine does not. 43% of washing machines have this feature.
14.9 cm smaller depth
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller depth than the average washing machine (41.6 cm vs 56.5 cm). The average washing machine has a depth of 56.5 cm.
9.7% lighter
Smeg LBW62PCIT is lighter than the average washing machine (60.5 kg vs 67 kg). The average washing machine weights 67 kg.
25.2% smaller volume
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller volume than the average washing machine (209857 cm³ vs 280500 cm³). The average washing machine has a volume of 280500 cm³.

Why is Smeg LBW62PCIT worse than the average washing machine?

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Does not have an inverter motor
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an inverter motor, the average washing machine does. 76.2% of washing machines have an inverter motor.
200 RPM lower maximum spin speed
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower maximum spin speed than the average washing machine (1200 RPM vs 1400 RPM). The average washing machine has a maximum spin speed of 1400 RPM.
4 dB louder during spinning
Smeg LBW62PCIT is louder during spinning than the average washing machine (79 dB vs 75 dB). The average washing machine has a spinning noise level of 75 dB.
200 RPM higher minimum spin speed
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher minimum spin speed than the average washing machine (600 RPM vs 400 RPM). The average washing machine has a minimum spin speed of 400 RPM.
5 dB louder during washing
Smeg LBW62PCIT is louder during washing than the average washing machine (58 dB vs 53 dB). The average washing machine has a washing noise level of 53 dB.
17 L smaller drum volume
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller drum volume than the average washing machine (41 L vs 58 L). The average washing machine has a drum volume of 58 L.
2 kg smaller capacity
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a smaller capacity than the average washing machine (6 kg vs 8 kg). The average washing machine has a capacity of 8 kg.
1 fewer spin speed options
Smeg LBW62PCIT has fewer spin speeds than the average washing machine (3 vs 4). The average washing machine has 4 spin speeds.
600, 800, 1200 rpm
Worse noise emission class
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a worse noise emission class than the average washing machine (C vs B ). The average washing machine has the B noise emission class.
12 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher energy consumption than the average washing machine (65 kWh/100 cycles vs 53 kWh/100 cycles). The average washing machine is consumes 53 kWh/100 cycles per 100 cycles.
Worse energy efficiency class
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a worse energy efficiency class than the average washing machine (D vs B ). The average washing machine is classified in the B energy efficiency rating class.
22.6% higher annual energy consumption
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher annual energy consumption than the average washing machine (143 kWh/year vs 116.6 kWh/year). The average washing machine is consumes 116.6 kWh/year per year.
6.6 £ higher annual energy cost
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher annual energy cost than the average washing machine (35.8 £ vs 29.2 £). The average annual energy cost for washing machines is 29.2 £.
Does not have a steam technology
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not feature a steam technology, the average washing machine does. 61.4% of washing machines feature a steam technology.
Does not have an anti-crease feature
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-crease function, the average washing machine has. 66.1% of washing machines include an anti-crease function.
Does not have an anti-stain cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-stain cycle, the average washing machine does. 67.6% of washing machines have an anti-stain cycle.
1 fewer temperature settings
Smeg LBW62PCIT provides fewer temperature settings than the average washing machine (5 vs 6). The average washing machine has 6 temperature settings.
20°, 30°,40°, 60°, 90°
Does not have a hygiene cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a hygiene cycle, the average washing machine does. 57% of washing machines have a hygiene cycle.
Does not have an allergen cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an allergen cycle, the average washing machine does not have. 57.3% of washing machines have an allergen cycle.
Does not have a cold wash setting
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not provide a cold wash option, which the average washing machine has. 92.9% of washing machines include a cold wash option.
Does not have an outdoor/sport cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a special cycle for outdoor/sport clothes, while the average washing machine does. 68.1% of washing machines have such a cycle.
5 fewer advanced feature/s
Smeg LBW62PCIT has fewer advanced features than the average washing machine (6 vs 11). The average washing machine has 11 advanced features.
Overflow protection, Foam control system, Unbalanced load detection, Load balancing system, Laundry detection system, Extra rinse function.
No self-cleaning cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT is not self-cleaning, the average washing machine is. 67.1% of washing machines are self-cleaning.
Does not have a Pause & Add feature
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a Pause & Add feature, the average washing machine does. 86% of washing machines have a Pause & Add feature.
Does not have a time remaining indicator
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a time remaining indicator, the average washing machine does. 92.6% of washing machines have a time remaining indicator.
12 h shorter maximum delay start
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a shorter maximum delay start than the average washing machine (12 h vs 24 h). The maximum delay start of an average washing machine is 24 h.
Does not have a display
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a display, the average washing machine does. 94.8% of washing machines have a display.
Does not have a special drum design
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have a special drum design, the average washing machine does. 51.9% of washing machines have a special drum design.
Does not have an inverter motor
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an inverter motor, the average washing machine does. 76.2% of washing machines have an inverter motor.
What it is: A type of motor that adjusts its speed according to the washing cycle. It uses less energy and operates more quietly than traditional motors.
When it matters: When you want a more energy-efficient, quieter, and potentially longer-lasting washing machine.
Importance: HIGH
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an inverter motor, the average washing machine does. 76.2% of washing machines have an inverter motor.
12 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher energy consumption than the average washing machine (65 kWh/100 cycles vs 53 kWh/100 cycles). The average washing machine is consumes 53 kWh/100 cycles per 100 cycles.
What it is: The approximate amount of electricity the washing machine uses over 100 Eco 40-60 wash cycles.
When it matters: When you want to estimate how much electricity the washing machine will consume over time and its impact on your energy bills.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: <52 kWh
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a higher energy consumption than the average washing machine (65 kWh/100 cycles vs 53 kWh/100 cycles). The average washing machine is consumes 53 kWh/100 cycles per 100 cycles.65 kWh/100 cycles vs 53 kWh/100 cycles
Does not have a steam technology
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not feature a steam technology, the average washing machine does. 61.4% of washing machines feature a steam technology.
What it is: A wash cycle or feature that uses steam to help sanitize, refresh, or deeply clean clothes.
When it matters: When you need to remove tough stains or allergens from fabrics effectively.
Importance: MEDIUM
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not feature a steam technology, the average washing machine does. 61.4% of washing machines feature a steam technology.
5 fewer advanced feature/s
Smeg LBW62PCIT has fewer advanced features than the average washing machine (6 vs 11). The average washing machine has 11 advanced features.
Overflow protection, Foam control system, Unbalanced load detection, Load balancing system, Laundry detection system, Extra rinse function.
What it is: The number of sophisticated functions available on the washing machine beyond basic wash cycles.
When it matters: When you want a highly versatile and technologically advanced washing machine.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >11
Smeg LBW62PCIT has fewer advanced features than the average washing machine (6 vs 11). The average washing machine has 11 advanced features.6 vs 11
200 RPM lower maximum spin speed
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower maximum spin speed than the average washing machine (1200 RPM vs 1400 RPM). The average washing machine has a maximum spin speed of 1400 RPM.
What it is: The highest speed at which the washing machine can spin the laundry to remove water.
When it matters: When you want your clothes to come out of the wash cycle as dry as possible. Higher spin speeds extract more water, reducing drying time and energy consumption. However, higher speeds can damage more delicate clothes.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >1200 RPM
Smeg LBW62PCIT has a lower maximum spin speed than the average washing machine (1200 RPM vs 1400 RPM). The average washing machine has a maximum spin speed of 1400 RPM.1200 RPM vs 1400 RPM
Does not have an anti-crease feature
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-crease function, the average washing machine has. 66.1% of washing machines include an anti-crease function.
What it is: A feature that helps reduce wrinkles in clothes. It can take many forms, such as using steam, reducing spin speed (often called Easy Iron) or periodic tumbling after the cycle (often called Final Care). It can also include a rinse-hold function that prevents creasing by keeping garments submerged in water until you are ready to continue the cycle.
When it matters: When you want to minimize the need for ironing or when dealing with wrinkle-prone fabrics.
Importance: LOW
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-crease function, the average washing machine has. 66.1% of washing machines include an anti-crease function.
No self-cleaning cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT is not self-cleaning, the average washing machine is. 67.1% of washing machines are self-cleaning.
What it is: A feature/cycle that cleans the drum and internal components of the washing machine to prevent build-up of dirt and detergent residue.
When it matters: When you want to keep your washing machine hygienic and free from bad odors. You'll appreciate this feature if you frequently wash at low temperatures or live in a humid climate, which can promote bacterial growth.
Importance: MEDIUM
Smeg LBW62PCIT is not self-cleaning, the average washing machine is. 67.1% of washing machines are self-cleaning.
Does not have an anti-stain cycle
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-stain cycle, the average washing machine does. 67.6% of washing machines have an anti-stain cycle.
What it is: A function or program designed to remove stubborn stains by adjusting the temperature, duration, and movement of the wash cycle. In this case, the intensive function is also considered anti-stain.
When it matters: When you frequently deal with stubborn stains and want effective removal without pre-treating.
Importance: LOW
Smeg LBW62PCIT does not have an anti-stain cycle, the average washing machine does. 67.6% of washing machines have an anti-stain cycle.