The phrase "automatic washer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a washing machine that operates automatically without the need for manual intervention.
Example: "I just bought a new automatic washer that can handle large loads and has multiple wash settings."
Alternatives: "washing machine" or "automatic laundry machine".
Crude washing machines go back to the 1800s, but it was the introduction of the automatic washer by Bendix in 1937 that led to the self-service laundry.
The promotion should also have targeted the husband to give him, preferably in the presence of his wife, a sense of obligation to provide an automatic washer for her even before he bought an automobile for himself.
✈ One of the very first business aircraft was Smiling Thru, a Travel Air Model 6000-B monoplane built by H. L. Ogg, president of the Automatic Washer Company of Newton, Iowa.
The two companies had worked together since 1916, collaborating to develop and market new products such as the first automatic washer, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the change.
In the latest report, the hospital had been using an automatic washer sold by Olympus to clean its scopes.
After each incubation step, the plates were washed using an automatic washer, with four cycles of PBS/T.
New technologies impressed — television, frozen foods, automatic washers and dryers.
It was equally clear that people were profoundly influenced by promotions of automatic washers; in West Germany, the most heavily promoted ideal machine also had the largest market share despite its high price.
Many different appliance manufacturers are operating alongside each other in the area of automatic washer-disinfectors, supplying comparably efficient products.
This report describes a new computer program designed to monitor and document the automatic reprocessing of flexible endoscopes and accessories in fully automatic washer-disinfectors; it does not contain nor compensate the manual cleaning step.
For cleaning and disinfection of endoscopes, automatic washer-disinfectors (ETD-2 plus, Olympus Europa, Hamburg, Germany) were used according to the manufacturer's specifications, after first using tap water flushing of the air/water channel, and manual surface cleaning and brushing of biopsy channels, adhering to current guidelines [ 2].
