1. Household Size and Laundry Volume (household size and laundry volume)
Household size is a key factor when choosing the capacity of your Wash & Spin Washing Machine. Laundry needs can vary greatly from household to household. For singles or couples, a washing machine with a smaller capacity is usually enough because they do relatively small loads of laundry. A washing machine with a capacity of 5kg to 7kg may be enough to meet their daily needs. However, if you have a large family, especially one with young children, the amount of laundry can increase significantly. In this case, you may need a washing machine with a capacity between 8kg and 12kg to handle more clothes in one wash, saving time and electricity. Additionally, there are seasonal factors to consider, such as heavy winter clothing or bedding, which often require a larger washing machine capacity to handle. Choosing a washing machine with the right capacity can help you complete your chores more efficiently, reduce the number of laundry loads per week, and avoid overuse of your washing machine, extending its lifespan.

2. Space Availability
Before purchasing a washing machine, it is crucial to measure the space in your home that is reserved for a washing machine. Washing machine dimensions typically include height, width, and depth, each of which needs to be measured accurately. You also need to consider the space around your washing machine to ensure there is adequate ventilation, as washing machines generate heat when operating and poor ventilation may affect its performance. In addition, the opening and closing direction of the door is also an important consideration, especially for front-loading washing machines. If space is limited, you may want to choose a more compact model, or consider an all-in-one washer and dryer, which saves space while still meeting your washing and drying needs. If the washing machine will be placed in the bathroom or kitchen, you also need to ensure that the surrounding environment is suitable for the use of electrical equipment to avoid the adverse effects of moisture or small spaces on the washing machine.

3. Laundry Habits and Frequency (laundry habits and frequency)
Understanding your own laundry habits can help you choose the right washing machine capacity. If you like to wash larger loads every week or every few days, a larger capacity washing machine may be better for you. In this case, you can wash all your clothes in one go, saving time and utility bills. However, if you prefer to wash smaller loads every day or every other day, a smaller capacity washing machine will be more efficient. This laundry habit not only reduces electricity consumption, but also better maintains the texture of the clothes and avoids damage to the clothes caused by long-term accumulation. In addition, if you have special laundry needs, such as washing baby clothes or pet supplies, you may also want to consider the special features and capacity matching of your washing machine to ensure that these items can be washed safely and efficiently.