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In washing machines, its share was 1.8 per cent and it was 0.8 per cent for refrigerators. In both the segments, Panasonic was reporting losses in sales over the last six years.

Doctor's advice on washing machines Dr Xand stated: "The hottest your washing machine will go is 90 degrees usually and that will kill everything, it's almost boiling it. It's bad for the clothes ...

GE Appliances said it will spend nearly $500 million to shift production of washing machines from China to its home base in Louisville, Ky., a move that would create 800 jobs. The manufacturer ...

Revealing his personal washing machine cleaning routine, he shared: "One is that tray you pull out, the detergent tray where all the mould grows. That can be a real nuisance to clean.

GE Appliances said it will spend nearly $500 million to shift production of washing machines from China to its home base in Louisville, Ky., a move that would create 800 jobs. The manufacturer ...

Addressing viewers, Dr Xand began by saying: "The hottest your washing machine will go is 90 degrees, usually, and that will kill everything. It's almost boiling. It's bad for the clothes.

Addressing the audience, Dr Xand said: "The hottest your washing machine will go is 90 degrees, usually, and that will kill everything." He added: "It's almost boiling. It's bad for the clothes.

The Brief GE Appliances announced its moving its washing machine production from China to Kentucky. The relocation is a $490 million investment and will create 800 jobs. The new manufacturing ...

GE Appliances invests $490 million to relocate washer production from China to Kentucky by 2027, adding 800 full-time jobs amid changing economic policies.