Cloths washer...

[GWguy]

I got a pair of Kenmore front loaders a few years back. I love the way they clean, how little soap, bleach and softener you have to put in.

I hate how small the wash bin is, can't get the big quilts in like I could with the top loader, even tho it's one of the largest capacities. I can put two to three loads in from the washer into one dryer load. Front loaders tend to "retain water". After using it, I have to make sure the detergent tray is pulled out and drained, and leave the door open so it doesn't get moldy.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by Chris0nllyn

Do women come that cheap?

Yes. But the maintenance costs are pretty high, and the disposal fee is a killer!

[struggler44]

Originally Posted by MMDad

Yes. But the maintenance costs are pretty high, and the disposal fee is a killer!

... and after a while they don't seem to work as good as they use to and make a bunch of noise as they get older

[somdfunguy]

Originally Posted by struggler44

... and after a while they don't seem to work as good as they use to and make a bunch of noise as they get older

And get moldy and stink

[Larry Gude (Premo)]

Our winnah!

Shop Maytag Centennial 3.6 cu ft High-Efficiency Top-Load Washer (White) ENERGY STAR at Lowes.com

$500 bucks plus a coupon for our utility for $100 rebate because it is whatever whatever compliant.

Thanks all for input

[TNRabbit]

Originally Posted by Larry Gude

Our winnah!

Shop Maytag Centennial 3.6 cu ft High-Efficiency Top-Load Washer (White) ENERGY STAR at Lowes.com

$500 bucks plus a coupon for our utility for $100 rebate because it is whatever whatever compliant.

Thanks all for input

I was going to say I've had a couple of Maytags & been supremely happy with them. My last was a one-piece front loader with the dryer on top. Small, but efficient & trouble-free.