What does the energy class represent?

The energy class of a washing machine (A, B, C, etc.) is measured in kWh per 100 washes and reflects its efficiency in terms of energy consumption as it significantly affects the operating costs and environmental impact of the washing machine, while the difference in consumption between 2 classes is around 10%.

What is the ideal spin speed?

Spin speed refers to how many times the washing machine drum rotates per minute. A faster spin speed will remove more water from the clothes, meaning they will dry faster. However, choosing the appropriate spin speed depends on the type of clothes you wash each time. For delicate clothes such as woolens and delicates, prefer lower speeds (800-1000rpm), while for everyday clothes, such as cotton, synthetic and mixed fabrics, you can choose 1000-1200rpm. For heavier fabrics such as jeans, towels and sheets you can increase the speed to 1200-1400rpm.