If you find additional dirty laundry that you have missed, some washing machines include a feature which will allow you to pause the cycle and reload or add-in the extra items. Look out for features in the description such as ‘Add Wash’,’Add Laundry’ and ‘Re-load’.

Most models come with a standardised height and width which will allow the new or replacement machine to fit into the same place in your kitchen.  In general, the only measurement that is different is the machine depth. Freestanding models are generally 850mm x 600mm (height x width), whereas integrated models have a standard measurement of 820mm x 600mm (height x width).

Yes there are, you need to look out for washing machines that have a sensor.  Essentially, these features allow the machine to automatically weigh each load and adjust the programme settings accordingly to give you excellent results and minimise the amount of water and electricity used in order to still obtain optimum results.

Traditional top-loading washing machines, front loading washing machines, and high-efficiency (HE) washing machines are all options when it comes to purchasing a washing machine.

Consider factors such as size, energy efficiency, water usage, and special features when purchasing a washing machine.

To keep your washing machine running efficiently, it’s important to regularly clean the inside of the machine, clean the filter after each use, and use the correct amount of detergent. Additionally, running a hot water cycle with a cup of white vinegar once a month can help remove any built-up residue.