Westinghouse Washing Machines

When it comes to laundry, Westinghouse washing machines are built to offer convenience, energy efficiency, and reliable performance. Whether you're choosing a front-loader or top-loader, Westinghouse machines are designed to meet the demands of any household size, saving you both time and resources. You’ll find they have features like fast wash programs, water efficiency, and adjustable spin speeds, making them a great addition to any home.

Choosing between a top-load and front-load washing machine can be a tough decision. Top-loaders are ideal for those who need fast wash cycles and easy access, while front-loaders are known for their gentle handling of clothes and superior water efficiency. It really comes down to your laundry habits and what features matter most to you.

One of the first things to think about is the size of the machine. For a small household of 2-3 people, an 8kg machine will usually do the job. Larger households may want to opt for a 9kg or 10kg capacity, especially if you tend to do larger, less frequent loads. If you're unsure, it's often best to choose a slightly larger machine to handle future needs.

Westinghouse washers are designed to keep your energy bills in check. With most front-load models carrying a 4-5 star energy rating, they’re among the most efficient washers available in Australia. In fact, you can save up to 70% on energy by choosing a front-load washer over older models, especially when using the cold or eco settings.

Short on time? Westinghouse’s Full Load 60 program can clean an entire load in just 60 minutes, while the Fast 15 is perfect for smaller, lightly soiled items.

With spin speeds ranging from 1200rpm for heavy items like towels to 400rpm for delicates, you can adjust the settings to suit your load.

For households with kids or allergy sufferers, the Plus Hygiene function removes 99.9% of bacteria from your laundry. For more delicate fabrics, the Delicate Cycle ensures your clothes are cleaned gently.

If you’re looking to save on water, a front-load washer is the way to go. These models use significantly less water than their top-loading counterparts. Look for the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) rating to compare water usage across different models.

The main difference is in how they clean and how much water they use. Front-loaders are more water and energy efficient, making them a better option for those looking to save in the long run. They’re also gentler on clothes, as the tumbling action does most of the work. Top-loaders, on the other hand, are faster and easier to load, making them ideal for those with high laundry needs or limited time.