Admiral Washing Machines

Admiral washing machines were originally manufactured by a company formed in the 1950’s by Ross D. Sigagusa, when he was a young man of just 26.

Known as the Admiral Company, it was not long before their Admiral brand of washing became a well-known household name. Since that time, the Admiral washing machines have been popular in both the U.K. and the U.S.

The company developed their washers, according to the demand of their customers, and it wasn’t long before Admiral gained a good reputation for their expertise, value for money, and excellent product.

By providing a quality washer that me the demands of the day, the Admiral Company soon expanded to other parts of the world, providing Admiral models that they continued to develop to meet the needs of their consumers.

Eventually, the Admiral machines joined the U.S. family of brand names belonging to Maytag, including Performa and Amana, and today it is Maytag who manufacture them.

Admiral Washer ATW4475TQ

The Admiral ATW4475TQ, is an American top loading machine. Its huge capacity will save you time and money and it is water efficient with all the programs that you could possibly need for today’s busy lifestyles.

A super-solid machine, like all Admiral machines, this model is built to last. Supporting efficiency, yet gentle with your clothes, it has a high-tech polymer drum that is sturdy enough to tackle even your duvet.

Features of Admiral Washer ATW4475TQ

Super capacity 3.0 cubic foot tub

New console & knob styling - an easy-to-clean console is accented by the convenience of rubber grip knobs.

Multiple cycles with Normal, Gentle and Permanent Press choices - there's an ideal cycle for every load of laundry you clean.

Multiple options - the washer cares for almost any load, thanks to 4 fill levels and 4 temperature settings.

Automatic Bleach Dispenser

Two speed combo

Heavy-duty motor and transmission

Self-cleaning lint removal system

Advantages of Admiral ATW4475TQ

Permanent press wrinkle control to wash loads of non-iron fabrics such as sport shirts, business wears, delicate fabrics and blends. The cycle uses medium speed action, a slow speed spin, and a cooling down process to reduce wrinkling so less ironing for you to worry about!

Fast wash for your small items and lightly soiled washing. This short cycle combines high-speed wash action and high-speed spin and shortens drying times.

Having the added advantage of a machine that can cope with bulky items is hugely beneficial. This Admiral washer easily copes with bulky items like sleeping bags and blankets. This cycle starts with a soak to thoroughly saturate your large load and then follows the soak with a medium was action and medium spin speed to maintain balance.

Its hand wash cycle is a great advantage because it is handy for items that need a more gentle wash and your clothes benefit from this cycle’s more gentle, slower speed wash and spin, ensuring protection for your clothes.

The dial on this Admiral, super capacity model has easy to read and operate dials, and it also has handy under the lid instructions.

The costs of running this model are economical too. It is estimated that the running cost for a year, (based on 8 loads per week), if used with electric water heater will be $27, if used with a natural gas heater, $17.

Admiral machines have the added benefit of coming under the Maytag warranty, so you know that your machine will last for years and be well supported.

Powder coated lids and tops ensure that it is resistant to rust and Admiral washing machines also have a self-cleaning lint removal system cutting down maintenance problems.

Power and protection are key elements that the manufacturers of Admiral washing machines have taken into account. The top loaders manufactured by Maytag are of the highest quality, and this company never rests on its laurels. They continue to develop their washing machines accordingly as new technology becomes available.