Originally Posted By: oldmaninsc
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
Sounds Great. My last washing machine has the efficiency washer that uses less water and all that garbage. Broke three times in 5 years.
Last time it broke I threw it out and went to a used appliance store and bought a older washing machine that actually uses water. I love it.
I swore I ll keep it forever over those useless high efficiency washers. Maytag must be hearing the screams of people that actually get dirty and wash more than their gym clothes.
Originally Posted By: Milkman
I have a Maytag HE top load washer. It's great ! Does everything but clean the clothes !
I also have the matching HE Dryer. Takes twice as long to dry the dirty clothes.
All three of us must have had the same machine. I got so tired of the so called "high efficiency" machine not cleaning the clothes and often leaving the clothes sitting in water because it was "off balance" that I went and bought a GE old fashion agitator type machine. Love the GE. It works every time and best thing - the clothes actually come clean. Imagine that!
Originally Posted By: Rand
This new maytag "commercial" cleans much better than speed queens new agitator type.
Will the rest of the machine hold up worth a darn?
FWIW I have a 250$ bottom barrel GE.. works ok for the 2 of us.. and i will presoak/rinse anything that is extra dirty/muddy.
even on super load its more like "normal load" and the clothes floating and not washing can be real if you arent careful.
5 years and counting.
Originally Posted By: PimTac
Speaking of Whirlpool, they make Maytag appliances as well as a bunch of other brands.
Correct, along with GE.... and many others. Whirlpool is one of the few makers of a lot of appliances now-Frigidaire and LG being the other Us selling names. There are Euro lines like Bosch, F&P, and high end lines like Wolf, etc. But if it’s for sale in the Us and not one of those it’s likely made by Whirlpool.
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
Sounds Great. My last washing machine has the efficiency washer that uses less water and all that garbage. Broke three times in 5 years.
Last time it broke I threw it out and went to a used appliance store and bought a older washing machine that actually uses water. I love it.
I swore I ll keep it forever over those useless high efficiency washers. Maytag must be hearing the screams of people that actually get dirty and wash more than their gym clothes.
Originally Posted By: Milkman
I have a Maytag HE top load washer. It's great ! Does everything but clean the clothes !
I also have the matching HE Dryer. Takes twice as long to dry the dirty clothes.
All three of us must have had the same machine. I got so tired of the so called "high efficiency" machine not cleaning the clothes and often leaving the clothes sitting in water because it was "off balance" that I went and bought a GE old fashion agitator type machine. Love the GE. It works every time and best thing - the clothes actually come clean. Imagine that!
Originally Posted By: Rand
This new maytag "commercial" cleans much better than speed queens new agitator type.
Will the rest of the machine hold up worth a darn?
FWIW I have a 250$ bottom barrel GE.. works ok for the 2 of us.. and i will presoak/rinse anything that is extra dirty/muddy.
even on super load its more like "normal load" and the clothes floating and not washing can be real if you arent careful.
5 years and counting.
Originally Posted By: PimTac
Speaking of Whirlpool, they make Maytag appliances as well as a bunch of other brands.
Correct, along with GE.... and many others. Whirlpool is one of the few makers of a lot of appliances now-Frigidaire and LG being the other Us selling names. There are Euro lines like Bosch, F&P, and high end lines like Wolf, etc. But if it’s for sale in the Us and not one of those it’s likely made by Whirlpool.