Understanding the GE Top Load Washer GTW460ASJW

The video demonstrates a test of the GE Top Load Washer GTW460ASJW, requested by a viewer named Dennis Miracle, who wanted to see if the washer could handle washing a mop head. The video covers the setup of the washer, including selecting the load size and cycle settings. It explains the washer's features, such as the dual-action agitator and spin speed, and compares it to the Speed Queen washer. The test results show that the mop head was effectively washed and dried, though the presenter suggests using multiple mop heads for better balance. The video concludes with appreciation for Dennis's request and a recommendation for using the washer with evenly distributed loads.

What was the viewer's request regarding the GE Top Load Washer?

• To compare it with a front load washer

• To test the washer with a full load of clothes

• To demonstrate the washer's drying capabilities

• To wash a load with only a mop head

What cycle was selected for the test with the mop head?

• Delicate cycle

• Quick wash cycle

• Heavy duty cycle

• Normal cycle

What is the capacity of the GE Top Load Washer GTW460ASJW?

• 5.0 cubic feet

• 3.5 cubic feet

• 4.2 cubic feet

• 4.5 cubic feet

How does the dual action agitator in the GE washer function?

• It spins in both directions

• It spins in one direction only

• It spins at variable speeds

• It does not spin at all

What is the spin speed of the GE Top Load Washer?

• 700 RPM

• 600 RPM

• 800 RPM

• 900 RPM

How does the Speed Queen washer differ in its spin and drain process compared to the GE washer?

• It spins and drains simultaneously

• It drains first and then spins

• It only drains without spinning

• It only spins without draining

What was the narrator's observation about the mop head after washing?

• It was not cleaned properly

• It was slightly damp

• It was completely dry

• It was still very wet

What recommendation did the narrator make regarding washing mop heads?

• Avoid using the washer for mop heads

• Use a different washer

• Wash multiple mop heads together

• Wash one mop head at a time

What was the narrator's concern during the spinning process?

• The washer might fall apart

• The washer was too quiet

• The washer was not spinning

• The washer was leaking water

What did the narrator conclude about the drying process of the mop head?

• It was not washed properly

• It was dry enough to not need a dryer

• It needed to be put in the dryer

• It was still soaking wet