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July 8, 2011 3:59 am at 3:59 am #597851mra01385Participant
I am looking to buy new laundry machines for my new apartment. (A washer and a dryer that can be stacked on top of each other.)Coffee room users which models do you recommend that are good quality, but not too expensive?
July 8, 2011 2:05 pm at 2:05 pm #784159cherrybimParticipantDon’t assume anything. Some models will not have a soak cycle on the “no frills” end and you won’t notice it until after the unit is installed.
July 8, 2011 4:18 pm at 4:18 pm #784160Mayan_DvashParticipantI got the following advice from a professional home inspector: Front loading washers are <high percentage> more efficient than top loaders. He mentioned that he has an LG model that is extremely quiet.
July 8, 2011 5:43 pm at 5:43 pm #784161always hereParticipantI have a Maytag stackable in my kitchen for about 22 years, & have had very few repair calls. B’H, b’a’h.
July 10, 2011 12:35 pm at 12:35 pm #784162minyan galMemberI have a Kenmore (Sears) stackable – it is actually one piece. The only complaint that I have about it is that it has a much smaller capacity than a traditional set. I can do 2 king size sheets at the same time but I find that they get very creased and take a long time to dry, so I split the set and do other things with each sheet. The length of the wash cycle is a lot shorter than my daughter’s front loading set, so it doesn’t take long to do a load of laundry – it dries quickly as well. Truth be told, I really like this set and have had absolutely no problems with it in the 5 years I have had it.
July 10, 2011 11:31 pm at 11:31 pm #784163deiyezoogerMemberFront loaders are more energy efficiant but the load takes longer to complete.
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