How Does Miele's Interval Spinning Technology Protect My Garments for Longer Life?

Interval spinning is a technology used in commercial washing machines, including those made by Miele Professional, to optimize the performance of the machine and reduce wear and tear on the fabrics being washed.

It involves briefly pausing the spinning cycle at intervals throughout the wash cycle, allowing the clothes to rest and redistribute their weight.

This can help to prevent clothes from becoming overly tangled or twisted, which can cause damage to the fabric.

With waterproof fabric in particular, there is a risk of water pockets forming. Interval spinning, which is adapted to this type of fabric, prevents this happening and therefore guarantees perfect laundry results.

Interval spinning can also help to reduce the amount of water remaining in the clothes after the wash cycle is complete, which can improve the drying performance of the machine and reduce energy consumption. It can also help to reduce vibration and noise levels during the spinning cycle, making the machine more user-friendly and easier to operate.

Spinning at a professional standard

The high spin performance of the washing machine cuts down on the wash duration and creates the ideal conditions for quick drying afterwards. The electronic imbalance monitoring feature reliably ensures optimum residual moisture levels at the end of each spin cycle. As well as this, it reduces the strain exerted on the suspension system and drum bearings – a significant factor in the washing machines achieving long service lives.

Overall, interval spinning is a useful technology that can help to improve the efficiency and performance of commercial washing machines, resulting in better cleaning results and longer lifespan for the machine and the fabrics being washed.