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880 days ago

Panasonic Econavi Top Loader Washer 9.5Kg

James from Flagstaff

SOLD!!!
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9.5 Kg Panasonic - ECONAVI & Inverter
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Superb Washing Performance by Aqua Beat Wash and Dancing Water Flow.
Sensor detects load size, and adjusts to optimal water level.

Pulsator rotation - Generates stronger water flow and squeezing effect by controlling the speed of the pulsator rotation. Clothes are thoroughly and evenly cleaned by unique control and quick reverse rotation of the pulsator. Even with just a little bit of water, the pulsator rotation generates waves that uniformly wash clothes clean.

AQUABEAT Wash - Triple motion water flow.
Beat Screw - Powerful splash actions beats to knock out dirt ingrained in fibres.
Beat Flash - Vertical water flow provides an up-and-down tidal action.
Beat Tide - High-power horizontal water flow with powerful central vortex.

* Able to wash all my beddings and blankets with room to add more clothing in one wash.

Cash or Bank Deposit - Pick Up Only!

Price: $750

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