A Guide to WashTower™ Cycles

Here’s a breakdown of the key cycles available, what they do, and when to use them during the school year:

Normal Cycle

● Best for : Everyday wear such as school uniforms, T-shirts, and trousers.

● How it works : Uses a standard mix of water temperature and wash motions.

● Tip : If your child’s uniform isn’t heavily stained, this cycle provides a reliable clean without unnecessary wear on fabrics.

Speed Wash

● Best for : Lightly soiled clothes you need quickly — like a forgotten PE kit.

● How it works : Shortens the wash time while still providing an effective clean.

● Tip : Ideal for smaller loads. For larger, dirtier items, use Heavy Duty instead.

Allergen Cycle (Steam)

● Best for : Families dealing with allergies or sensitive skin.

● How it works : Uses steam and high heat to reduce common allergens such as dust mites and pet dander.

● Tip : Recommended for bedding or clothes worn by children with asthma or allergies.

Heavy Duty Cycle

● Best for : Sportswear, muddy jeans, or heavily stained clothes.

● How it works : Uses higher water temperatures and stronger wash motions.

● Tip : Pre-treat stains for even better results, especially on white school shirts.

Bedding Cycle

● Best for : Sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and comforters.

● How it works : Adjusts wash motions to handle bulky loads without tangling or uneven spinning.

● Tip : Wash bedding weekly to help reduce allergens and keep sleep environments clean for children during the school year.

Steam Refresh

● Best for : Clothes that are clean but wrinkled or musty.

● How it works : Uses steam to reduce wrinkles and odors without a full wash.

● Tip : A quick way to freshen up uniforms midweek without running a full cycle.