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1959 Sears Kenmore Wash 'N Wear Cycle

This is a no nonsense clip of the cool down cycle on a 1959 Kenmore Model Eighty. The clip begins with about 15 seconds remaining of the wash cycle, and transitions into the cool down cycle with the first partial drain. This cool down sequence was used from 1958 through 1963 Kenmore and Whirlpool washers, and was part of the Wash 'N Wear cycle. The cycle was modified for the 1964 models and lasted up until 1975. The intent of the Wash N' Wear cycle was to cool down synthetic fabrics after receiving a warm wash. The theory is that the cooled fabrics won't crease or wrinkle at a lower temperature once they are spun out. This particular cycle drains, fills, and drains several times to achieve the cool down process. The clothing articles would then be dried using a special Wash 'N Wear cycle on the dryer, where the clothing articles are dried at a higher temperature, but receive an extended cool down phase near the end of the drying cycle. This cycle was later renamed Permanent Press, or Perm Press, around 1966-1967, depending on Brand/MFG.