Washing machines: Compare features & prices Candy CWB714 review http://www.which.co.uk/home-and-garden/laundry-and-cleaning/reviews/washing-machines/candy-cwb714/review/
The built-in Candy CWB714 washing machine has a 'kg detector' that works on the cotton and synthetic programs, adjusting the cycle time, water and electricity use depending on the weight of the load. Does this clever function make it worth investing in this washing machine? We put it to the test to find out.
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Capacity (cotton, kg)
The maximum load of washing that the machine can take (generally varies between 5 and 10kg).
Size, hxwxd (cm)
Includes the space taken up by hoses and attachments.
Energy label
The manufacturer's energy-efficiency ratings for energy use, washing performance and spin drying, based on 60oC wash setting. 'A' indicates that little energy is used.
Warranty (years)
Length of the free warranty for parts and labour. To receive the full period of the warranty you may have to register the machine with the manufacturer soon after making the purchase.
Easy iron
An easy iron cycle will reduce creasing and make it easier to iron clothes after washing.
Hand wash program
A hand wash program will simulate hand washing and treat clothes in a gentle fashion.
Extra rinsing
Extra rinse cycles will rinse clothes for longer.
Delayed start
Whether starting the washing machine can be delayed useful if you want to take advantage of cheap-rate electricity. If the machine will be turned on while unattended, make sure a smoke alarm is fitted nearby.
Time standard cotton (hr:mm)
Time taken to run an everyday cycle
Time remaining display
Whether the time remaining is displayed
Energy costs (£)
The cost of using the machine on the cottons wash program four times a week for a year

