Today, almost every family has an automatic washing machine.
Such household appliances first appeared only in 1950. The Riga Machine-Building Plant began producing them. After this, factories began to open in the country in other cities.
What is the difference between these two units
Probably everyone already knows that front-loading washing machines have doors located on the front of the device. After finishing washing the clothes, it opens and free access to the drum is created. As for machines with vertical loading, their hatch is located on top. This is what is most often called a door. This is due to the fact that it can be folded in half. This allows you to load and unload laundry without any problems.
You can see washing mashines top loading, which also have a hatch that can be closed with a door. It turns out that the unit has a closure with two elements. When the washing is finished, the drum rotates in such a way for these models that it is not difficult to pull out the washed clothes. If there is no additional hatch, then the drum has to be turned by hand, which is very inconvenient.
Another significant difference between the two types of units is that front-loading machines are lower in height, but they are wider. Top-loading washing machines are taller in height, but narrower in width.In addition, front-loading machines have smaller drums, while vertical-loading machines allow you to wash clothes of greater weight.
Another difference between these two types of washing machines is that front-loading washing machines cannot always be installed due to their size. As for the vertical ones, they are smaller in size, which allows them to be installed even in the smallest room. Top-loading washing machines are less likely to break down compared to other types. This is due to the fact that verticals have a better distribution of centrifugal force.
