What is a semi-automatic washing machine?

What is the difference from fully automatic?

To put it simply, a semi-automatic washing machine is a machine that washes clothes on one side and dries clothes on the other side. It can wash clothes again and again.

The three rotary switches above are usually for washing on the left, drainage in the middle, and drying timer on the right.

The washing steps are the same as those for a single-tub washing machine.

The differences between semi-automatic washing machines and fully automatic washing machines are: 1. Different operating methods: Semi-automatic washing machines require human participation in operation to complete the entire process of washing, drying and draining.

A fully automatic washing machine just needs to put the clothes into the washing machine and add laundry detergent, turn on the faucet and press the switch to complete the entire process of washing, drying and draining with one click. The entire process does not require human operation except for the first step.

2. The damage to clothes is different: fully automatic washing machines require less washing powder and simple procedures, while semi-automatic washing machines require more washing liquid and more processes. Fully automatic washing machines cause less damage to clothes, while semi-automatic washing machines do not

If it is done at one time, there will be more washing liquid, so the damage to the clothes will be greater.

3. Different power consumption: Compared with semi-automatic washing machines, fully automatic washing machines consume more power, take longer to wash, and are more expensive.