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this is assuming you use the normal cycle with no edited settings. the Wash stage which is the first 10 minutes of the cycle fills the drum with water and detergent and the machine tumbles. steps, distibutes, filters, rolls, and swings left and right to remove dirt and stains from the clothes. the first spin is the next 10 minutes of the cycle which spins at 2000rpm to remove excess soapy water before the rinse. the first rinsse is the next 10 minutes of the cycle that washes out the soapy water. the Intermidiate spin another 10 minutes removes that water before the final rinse which is also 10 minutes and gets rid of the last soapy water and the final spin at 2000rpm gets rid of the last bits of the water and the clothes are still slightly damp ready to go in the dryer. each spin cycle is at 2000rpm

So you're saying the spinning is what actually gets the dirt out.

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Ah yes which Miles Life vacuum did you purchase? Robot or Regular?