Candy’s Multi Wash, a washing machine with three drums, is the laundry upgrade I didn’t know I needed

Candy has just turned 80, and instead of dwelling on its past, it’s showing off a future I didn’t see coming. At IFA 2025, the brand revealed Multi Wash, a washing machine that made me rethink how laundry should work.

Here’s the trick: Multi Wash has not one, not two, but three separate drums. Each runs its own programme, temperature, and timing. That means I could wash a delicate shirt, a pile of baby clothes, and a load of sweaty gym gear – all at the same time, without colours bleeding or fabrics clashing.

No more juggling cycles, no waiting around. Honestly, I didn’t realise how much I wanted that until I saw it in action.

Behind the scenes, an AI Intelligent Central System manages the water and energy use for all three drums. It keeps things efficient, while a clean touch interface makes the whole setup feel surprisingly simple. The promise is straightforward: less time doing laundry, less energy wasted, and better results across the board.

Yes, it is slightly taller than a standard washing machine, so it won’t fit under your kitchen worktop, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make for this convenience.

Candy also introduced the ProWash 750. It’s not as dramatic, but it quietly makes life easier with a new user-friendly interface and automatic detergent dosing. No more guessing how much soap to pour in — it just sorts it out for you.

For a company that launched Italy’s first washing machine back in 1945, Candy has a knack for shaking things up. Multi Wash feels like a natural extension of that legacy. It’s one of those products that makes you wonder why nobody thought of it sooner.

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Spencer Hart Buying Guide Editor

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As Buying Guide Editor, Spencer is responsible for all e-commerce content on Stuff, overseeing buying guides as well as covering deals and new product launches. Spencer has been writing about consumer tech for over eight years. He has worked on some of the biggest publications in the UK, where he covered everything from the emergence of smartwatches to the arrival of self-driving cars. During this time, Spencer has become a seasoned traveller, racking up air miles while travelling around the world reviewing cars, attending product launches, and covering every trade show known to man, from Baselworld and Geneva Motor Show to CES and MWC. While tech remains one of his biggest passions, Spencer also enjoys getting hands-on with the latest luxury watches, trying out new grooming kit, and road-testing all kinds of vehicles, from electric scooters to supercars.

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