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28th January 2021

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Zanussi's new, top of range 8kg washing machine saves time, energy and water

The Zanussi ZWJ14591W provides what the manufacturer says is the cleanest, most economical and efficient performance possible by automatically adjusting water consumption, energy and cycle time to suit the laundry load size. So no matter how big or small the wash load is, you can be sure precious water, energy and time will not be wasted and an A wash performance will be ensured.

Features include:

- Big 8kg Load Capacity - whizz through the laundry - and wash big items like king size duvets and bed linen too.
- Jetsystem+ uses proportional amount of water, time & energy based on the wash load saving you money.
- 21 programmes, including Wool, Handwash & Delicate programmes
- Energy Efficient: A+++ energy rating. 30% more energy efficient than energy class A washing machine
- Inverter Motor: Silent Brushless motor a more powerful wash performance and along with special insulation for quiet operation
- LCD Display: Easy to read - giving you the wash control you need.
- Mini 30 Ideal for once worn clothes. 30 min wash
- 20hr Delay start to wash when it's convenient
- Extra rinse option to remove any residual soap suds
- Prewash option to remove those stubborn dirty stains
- Handwash / Wool wash programme to deliver a gentle wash performance to take care of your clothes
- 1400rpm spin speed
- Modern Design: Offers a balance between design, aesthetics and convenience. The electronics have been intelligently designed to be attractive and easy to understand. Controls are logically laid out ensuring easy programming and precise control, with a range of easy-to-read LCD displays on most of the models.
- Dimensions H850xW600xD600mm

A 1200 rpm spin speed model, the ZWJ12591W, is also available.

T: 08445 612612
W: www.zanussi.co.uk

28th April 2011