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re: What to look for when purchasing a washer and dryer?
Posted on 1/20/15 at 11:55 am to lsu777
Posted on 1/20/15 at 11:55 am to lsu777
Bump.
I now find myself in this position not wanting to bring my shitty front loader to the new house.
Looking at hotpoint or something with an agitator. Going low-tech here. Just want a washer that actually does the job without $1500 worth of eletronic doo-dads attempting to replace what a belt-driven agitator did in a bulletproof manner for 100 years.
THANKS MEDDLING GOVERNMENT for getting rid of 30 cent lightbulbs, $200 washers that actually cleaned your clothes and corn syrup in my gas so my new lawnmower is fricked.
I now find myself in this position not wanting to bring my shitty front loader to the new house.
Looking at hotpoint or something with an agitator. Going low-tech here. Just want a washer that actually does the job without $1500 worth of eletronic doo-dads attempting to replace what a belt-driven agitator did in a bulletproof manner for 100 years.
THANKS MEDDLING GOVERNMENT for getting rid of 30 cent lightbulbs, $200 washers that actually cleaned your clothes and corn syrup in my gas so my new lawnmower is fricked.
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Posted on 1/20/15 at 11:59 am to finchmeister08
Get the cheapest ones. They tend to last longer and you aren't pissed when they do break. Also probably much easier to work on yourself
Posted on 1/20/15 at 12:28 pm to Hammertime
i'm thinking this is my new washer..$400ish
GE
looks like a good ol' belt driven agitator without all the eletronic garbage.
GE
looks like a good ol' belt driven agitator without all the eletronic garbage.
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Designed for convenience and energy savings, the GE top-load washer from Sears combines the powerful, deep cleaning you crave with the gentle clothing care you require. The HydroWave Quiet Agitator and impressive 700-RPM spin speeds power through tough stains while still being gentle on your favorite fabrics, from delicate silk to tough denim. The ENERGY STAR Qualified design offers energy savings in every load, while 16 wash cycles put you in total control of your clothing care.
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