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Remember the problem with the dishwasher? Well, here it is again in the laundry room.
It's not your detergent that's letting you down. It's your hot water that's not getting hot enough.
 When you have heavily soiled clothes or tough stains, you'll need really hot water to get them clean. No problem. A Paloma can be set up to 140 degrees F for the duration of the wash.
Whirlpool recommends 95 degrees F as the ideal temperature for a warm-water wash. With just a touch of a fingertip on Paloma's digitally controlled thermostat, you can adjust the temperature to the precise level you need.
Hot or warm, you're in control and your clothes will be cleaner.
The best part is, while you're doing the laundry, there's no waiting before anyone can enjoy a relaxing bath.
Learn more. 
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Variable Temperatures
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Change Temperature at Unit
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Remote Control(s) Around House
to Change Temperature
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Bath Controller to Help Prevent Scalding
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