Any LG Tromm FL users? Tips?

Harper'smom

I'm prepping my stash today. Does anyone else have this washer? If so any tips? I pressed the water plus button and the extra rinse. Will this create enough water? Thanks.

DarlinSmarlin

Hello fellow LG user. This is what I do, and I haven't had any problems yet.

I am anal and spray all my dirty dipes, even the ones that are just wet.  I tell myself this helps pre-rinse them and increase the weight to trick the washer into using more water. 

Once into the washer I do a Normal Quick Cycle warm/cold with the extra water and extra rinse options and No spin (once again to add more weight.) 

Then I add my detergent a do a Cotton/heavy duty (whatever that option is called) on Hot/Cold with the extra water and extra rinse option. 

However, for prepping, you don't need to "clean" them so I would just do a normal cycle if they are synthetic fibers.  Remember to prep natural fibers separately and they will need to be washed several times.  I just put those in with my other laundry for a few trips through the washer. GL.

LottaLattes

The store where I ended up buying a different LG told me if you use both extra water and extra rinse, it uses less water overall so it can still remain "HE"  I can only choose one or the other on mine, and choose extra water and run a second rinse.  I have debated doing a quick wash in the beginning to get more weight in there but haven't decided yet.

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I never use the water plus and I've never had any problems.

My normal wash routine is- rinse and spin on baby wear, then a full cycle on baby wear with the water adjusted to hot/cold instead of extra hot/cold with the extra rinse. I dry on the timed dry for about 40- 45 minutes on Medium

 For prepping- if I'm prepping natural fibers I do a sanitary cycle with extra rinse and then 4-5 loads of the quick wash with an extra rinse. For all other prepping, like for new covers, pocket diapers, or microfiber inserts I just throw them in with a regular diaper load.

speckledfrog

I start with a "Rinse and Spin" cycle.  Then I wash on normal, doing hot/cold, with extra water and an extra rinse.  (I haven't heard about it using less water).  It's been working great so far.  If I use bleach for some reason (damn yeast!) I will do another Rinse and Spin.

Harper'smom

Thank you!