Not exactly but maybe I can throw in a Nemo toy and watch it go round and round. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...74474cdb84.jpg
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Not exactly but maybe I can throw in a Nemo toy and watch it go round and round. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...74474cdb84.jpg
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Good luck with your new front loaders. I am on my second set in 6 years. Had the whirlpool man out more than I can count. I was a delivery drives for a major box store and the amount of people going back to top loaders. I have front loaders because I live in a small house and if I wanted a drier it needed to stack. The amount of people putting front loaders in mobile homes. States on front couple of pages in the washer book not for mobile homes, floors are not made for the 350# washer.
my new washer is a direct drive so maybe better than my first one.
Does this mean she will not let u use them and can get out of helping? Little more time for fishing.
I figured you were going to have to pay one way or the other with all the fishing trips you and your son have been taking.
It means the boys need to learn how to do laundry, they are doing all the lawn mowing now. They cleaned fish for the first time the other day. Life is good!
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I had one of the new Eco water saver washers for 18 months. It was a Maytag top loader. Broke down 3 times in 18 months. Was under warranty but my mom was doing bad and never knew if I could be home for apt to fix. Got pissed and went and got a new washer as close to the old kind as I could get. It took 1 hour and 15 minutes to do a wash a load of laundry. It would weigh the clothes to decide how much water to use and it used very little. I like to have plenty of water in there to wash. Book said it wasn't the amount of water it was the rubbing of the clothes that got them clean. But you need plenty of water to get rid of dirt and make clothes smell good. Don't ever want another of the new water saver fancy washers. I want to be able to decide how much water and how to wash. Sore subject for me. Off the soapbox now. Lol
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I do not think the front loaders and the Eco water saver washers get cloths as clean.
Me either. I want to be able to control water and time for washing. The new washers have to have special formulated detergent for high efficiency. Also suppose to use special cleaner to use in them to clean them so they don't smell.
We just got a top loader with out an agitator instead of front loader cuz I figured if it ever failed would be full of water then would be on the floor. But congrats on new washer and dryer tho we had never had a new one till now.
Buddy took his washer dryer repair business to Montana and sold me a kenmore set that was prob 10 years old and I kept them 10 more....gave them to my mother in law two years ago bc our new house had a set and she still uses them. My repair man buddy said he would only get a top loader bc the front loaders digital switches always go out and they leak...but that is one man's opinion.
They sure have big screens.