The LG P861RON9T is a semi-automatic twin tub washing machine with a 7kg load capacity. The larger tub on the left washes, the smaller tub on the right spins, and each has its own lid. You fill, wash, drain and spin using the dials across the top panel, so nothing needs programming.

Top view of the washing machine with both lids open, showing the ribbed pulsator in the wash tub on the left and the perforated spin basket on the right — Two separate tubs mean the next load can go into the wash while the last one is still spinning, which cuts the time you spend standing over the machine on laundry day.

Key Features

Wash one load while another spins. The wash tub and the spin tub are separate and work independently, so laundry keeps moving instead of waiting.
Soak stubborn stains before the wash starts. One dial is marked Soak + Wash Timer, so soaking is part of the same setting rather than a separate job in a bucket.
Nothing to learn on the controls. Five rotary dials cover water level, soak and wash timing, wash action, draining and spin time, with a buzzer setting on the last dial.
7kg of laundry in one go. Enough for bedsheets and towels together instead of splitting them into two washes.
Clothes come out ready for the line. The spin tub has its own hinged lid and inner cover, and is marked Wind Jet Dry.
The wash tub turns the load through the water. Raised Roller Jet ridges on the tub floor keep clothes circulating rather than sitting in one place.

Close-up of the black glossy top panel showing the Water Selector, Soak and Wash Timer, Wash Selector, Drain Selector and Spin Timer dials, with Roller Jet and Wind Jet Dry markings — Each dial does one job and is labelled, so anyone in the house can run a wash without instructions.

The body is dark grey with a ribbed finish and a black glossy top panel. It is a top loading design, so it can sit under a shelf and still be loaded from above.