I have one of those front-loading washers, which I really love for a lot
of reasons. But I've accepted the fact that I can't wash a fleece in
it, no matter what I do.
However, this machine can't be beat for spinning the water out of a
fleece that's been washed and rinsed - elsewhere <g>.
It took me a while, but by experimenting (with cotton clothing), I was
able to find and mark the spot on the dial where my machine goes into
its final spin. When I put the (clean, rinsed) fleece in the machine,
I'm careful to set the dial so it spins ONLY. The payoff is that the
machine spins things a whole lot dryer than any top-loader can, and
that way-fast spin really leaves the fleece almost dry. It also leaves
the fleece a lot cleaner than washing without the spin follow-up.
Gwen S.
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