Run a wash and dry cycle in your Bespoke AI Laundry Combo

Now that you know which Wash+Dry cycles are available, you can toss in your laundry and begin a cycle.

1. Tap Power to turn on the unit, and then select your desired cycle from the default cycles displayed on the control panel. To view additional cycles, tap View all, and then swipe to and select your desired cycle.
2. You can change the default cycle options as well:
   • Washer: Tap Temp., Spin, Soil, Detergent, Softener, Extra Rinse, or Bubble Soak.
   • Dryer: Tap Dryness, Dry Time, Dry Prep, or Wrinkle Prevent.
3. You can also set the Delay End function, although some cycles may not provide additional functions.
4. Tap Start to begin the cycle. The control panel will display the cycle’s description and duration.

When using your Bespoke AI Laundry Combo unit, you won’t need to transfer your laundry loads, since the washing and drying will be done in the same machine. The following Wash+Dry cycles are available on your Laundry Combo unit.

General cycles

• Normal: For cottons, bed linens, table linens, undergarments, towels, and shirts. The washing time and rinse count will be adjusted automatically according to the specific load.

• AI Opti Wash & Dry: The unit will detect the type, weight, and soil level of your garments, and then use the appropriate cycle. 

• Super Speed: This is a Normal cycle with the Super Speed option applied. The duration may differ depending on the load and other options.

• Heavy Duty: For sturdy, colorfast fabrics and heavily soiled items.

• Small Load: For lightly soiled items that you would like to wash quickly. For the best performance, we recommend using a load that is 4 pounds or less.

• Tide POD Cold: Appropriate for use with Tide Power PODs, this cycle provides a deep clean.

• Delicates: For sheer fabrics, undergarments, silks, and other hand wash-only items.

• Steam Whites: For white items, with or without bleach.

• Steam Sanitize: For colorfast fabrics and heavily soiled laundry. This cycle will heat the supplied water to provide a deep clean. If the cycle is stopped while the water is being heated, the door will remain locked for safety purposes.

• Steam Normal: Uses steam to wash daily items.

• Towels: For bath towels, washcloths, and mats.

• Bedding: For comforters, blankets, and sheets.

• Activewear: For exercise wear, including sports jerseys, training pants, athletic shirts, and other performance clothing.

• Wool: Specific for machine-washable wool. We recommend using a load that is 4 pounds or less, as well as neutral detergent.

• Colors: This cycle uses low temperatures to prevent discoloration.

• Perm Press: For wash-and-wear and synthetic items that are normally soiled.

• Eco Cold: For normally and lightly soiled items, this cycle uses only cold water to save energy and prevent fabric damage.

• Less Microfiber: This cycle reduces the amount of microfibers generated while washing synthetic fabrics.

Wash cycles

• Spin Only: Performs a spin process.
• Rinse+Spin: Provides an additional rinse process after fabric softener has been added.

Dry cycles

• Time Dry: Set a timer for the drying process. You can specify a time using 10-minute increments.
• Air Fluff: Uses room temperature air to gently tumble a load.

Product Care cycles

• Self Clean+: Cleans the drum by removing dirt and other buildup. We recommend running this cycle every 40 washes. Ensure the drum is empty when running this cycle.
• Self Dry: Sterilize the drum to maintain its cleanliness. A Self Dry alert message will appear every 25 cycles.