Whirlpool FreshCare+ 6th Sense - Eco 40-60 40°C Overloaded Energy Label Cycle (Complete Cycle)

i decided to overload whirlpool on the energy label eco cycle. I am very satisfied with the result. when you turn it to the program the display flashes "40°C" and you can't change the temperature, making it very clear to the user that it will wash at 40°C. unfortunately most machines today do not reach the correct temperature on the eco cycle (like beko, 24°C on eco 60°C) but whirlpool has a little trick for this. as soon as the sensing starts it starts heating the water, while it's doing top ups it's still heating, and then it heats the water to 40°C only once, with no reheating, using way less than 1kWh which is the limit for the eco cycle by EU. the mainwash was very good with intensive wash rhythm and perfect waterlevel, which gave a very good wash result. the rinsing was mediocre, although I blame myself for that, since it's an economy cycle and it isn't meant for an overload. the spinning was brilliant, holding around 3 minutes at max speed, which I was very satisfied with, along with the stability with the machine. balancing takes minimal time. all in all, this is a pretty good cycle, but I don't think I will be using it again due to the poor rinsing and no extra rinse option. also side note, the cycle actually took 3:35h and wasn't all over the place like gorenje with the remaining time. it also managed not to sudslock or waterlock, or start jumping all over the place which is really fascinating considering the price of this machine and comparing it to other higher end and higher priced washing machines. 0:00 selecting cycle 0:21 load sensing 3:29 heating to 40°C 7:16 mainwash at 40°C with triple-tumbles 13:48 1st interim spin (600rpm) 16:01 1st rinse 19:50 2nd interim spin (1000rpm) 22:50 final rinse 25:34 final spin (unbalanced) (1400rpm) 37:04 anti-crease 37:32 end of cycle