Sanford double tub washing machine 15.0 kg
1800ر.س
Product description
Capacity: 15 kg washing and 8 kg spinning.
Tub: Made of stainless steel.
Lid: Tempered glass lid provides durability and clear visibility of the wash cycle.
Motor: 100% copper motor for reliable performance.
Spinning speed: Spin cycle operates at 1350 RPM.
Features: Includes program selection, cleaning filter, and motor protector.
Base: Anti-rat base protects the washing machine from pests.
Operation: Semi-automatic model, meaning users must manually transfer clothes from the wash tub to the spin tub.
Main specifications:
Capacity:
• Washing: 15 kg — suitable for large families and big loads.
• Spinning: 8 kg — good capacity for drying clothes after washing.
Loading type: Top Load — easy to use and common in semi-automatic washing machines.
Tub: Separate wash tub and spin tub to reduce time and increase flexibility during washing.
Inner drum: Stainless steel — resistant to corrosion and long-lasting.
Door cover: Tempered glass for easy monitoring of washing during operation.
Motor:
• 100% copper — provides strong performance and higher stability during operation.
• Motor protection to prevent damage from overload or high temperature.
Spinning speed: approximately 1350 RPM — effective in water removal and faster drying of clothes.
Additional features:
• Cleaning filter to remove lint and hair from clothes.
• Anti-rat base for protection from damage caused by rodents.
• Multiple program options to suit different types of laundry.
Safety: Motor protection to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Design and usability features:
Practical and compact design: Easy to open both tubs and load/unload clothes.
Ease of use: Clear control buttons for setting time, wash mode, and spin.
Summary:
The Sanford SF829WM 15 kg washing and 8 kg spinning machine offers strong performance for large families, with a durable copper motor, rust-resistant drum, and high spin speed to reduce drying time, along with practical features to enhance the daily washing experience.

