Fuck those front loaders! That cant go 2 years without flooding the house. I just went to fucking sears and bought a old style top loader made by fucking whirlpool.

You do your own laundry? What a peasant.

wet floor Wrote:
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> I just went to
> sears and bought a old style top loader made by
> whirlpool.


What are you going to do when Sears & Roebuck goes out of business this summer & it fails under warranty?

Warranty honored by any Whirlpool dealer.

Front loaders are fine as long as you don't buy a LG or a Samsung.

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> Front loaders are fine as long as you don't buy a
> LG or a Samsung.


Damn now you tell me...

Nip

Only buy LG front loader. Buying any other front loader makes you a tard. Some Kenmore are rebranded LGs. Do your research.

The problem with my LG is the mold growing on the door seals. I bleach the shit out of it about once a month. Still a PIA but it's worked well for the last 5 years.

Nip

I have had front load washers for the past 15 years and have never had any of them leak. I always buy Bosch, and have been happy.

Lg is the shit. Just gotta cycle bleach through tub wash cycle and keep the glass clean on the inside of the washer door.
They also have a chime that's like a check engine code when something breaks. Tells you what's wrong and diagnoses itself.

You just put the washer to the phone when it chimes and their customer service or an app tell you what's wrong. I haven't had to use it yet tho.

Ask anyone who works on appliances, LG's customer and tech support is the worst in the industry. The translation from Korean to English on their technical data is horrendous! If you need service on a LG product find a Korean technician. As far as telephone support prepare to be on hold for at least half an hour before a English speaking person will talk to you.

My washer, dryer, stove, and dishwasher were all build ~1980, and ALL still work fine.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> You just put the washer to the phone when it
> chimes



So you bring the washer to the phone or you bring the phone to the washer?

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> My washer, dryer, stove, and dishwasher were all
> build ~1980, and ALL still work fine.


I do prefer the old appliances too. The EPA rules about energy and water consumption started causing all kinds of problems around 1999 to 2001. I have taken many an old washer and dryer that was being disposed of and fixed them up like new for like 60 bucks. Sometimes I sell them or give them to friends or family for the cost of the parts I used. Old Maytag stuff from the 70s or 80s is the best.

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> Old Maytag stuff from the 70s or 80s is the
> best.



They also run up an atrocious electric bill.



Front loading are also much easier on clothes. Top loaders with agitators suck.

for the price of a new unit you can keep your old unit!

just try to get a seal and find out that the door has little plastic bits warped and order a door, and spend shitloads of time

welcome to "you didn't buy american"

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> They also run up an atrocious electric bill.
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> Front loading are also much easier on clothes. Top
> loaders with agitators suck.


Know what else sucks?

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> They also run up an atrocious electric bill.
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> Front loading are also much easier on clothes. Top
> loaders with agitators suck.


Yes it is true that the front loaders are easier on your clothing and they use much less water. If you wash in hot or warm water that adds up to energy savings as well.

Dryers however have not changed much with regards to power consumption. Drying your clothes on a clothesline will save you a shit load of money but nobody wants to do that!

My LG washer is ranked number 1 by the state of California as the most efficient washer on the market. At least it was when I bought it. Water and electricity. Cali would have given me a rebate if I were in that state. Wash the fuck out of some clothes with no regard for cost. Gotta keep that in consideration.



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Go fuck a goat Gerry.

My washer is too easy to sabotage, so my basement got flooded.

The house I lived in in 1965 had a front load washing machine.

Front load washing machines are also annoying if you can't open them up to add clothes after they fill up. I think some can be opened and some can not. I have no idea why they are so popular. It just introduces another seal that can potentially leak.

A few years back I was having a house built and someone wanted to buy my house 3 months before my new house was completed. I stored all my stuff and lived in a cheap motel. I never knew what a incredible luxury it was to have my own washer and dryer.
The laundromat routine is just awful. My new house has all Kenmore stuff which is just whirlpool in disguise but I have had no problems with it.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> My LG washer is ranked number 1 by the state of
> California as the most efficient washer on the
> market. At least it was when I bought it. Water
> and electricity. Cali would have given me a rebate
> if I were in that state. Wash the fuck out of some
> clothes with no regard for cost. Gotta keep that
> in consideration.





Okay, but are the freezers and fountain machine energy efficient at your Circle-K?

LG stand for Loser Grade.

The shit that's been pissing me off is the dryer connection to the vent. I finally made a set up that you can pull the dryer off the wall and it won't destroy the dryer hose.

did fridges and washing machines seem like magic?

Gerry, when you came 5 yrs ago Wrote:
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> did fridges and washing machines seem like magic?


So convenient washing those rugs

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You're queer for Tim Kaine, Paki cucktard.

Gerry's actual washing machine.
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Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> The shit that's been pissing me off is the Slurpee machine
> connection to the drain. I finally made a set up
> that you can pull the drip tray off the tank and it
> won't destroy the overflow pipe.

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> Ask anyone who works on appliances, LG's customer
> and tech support is the worst in the industry. The
> translation from Korean to English on their
> technical data is horrendous! If you need service
> on a LG product find a Korean technician.

Thass light, soopahd Amelican! Re comee to housee rith giant meat creavah and chop chop on washee machine! If not rorkee, SO SOLLY!!!! You comprain and not payee re takee giant meat creavah and cutee offee barrs!

Top load washers are the only way to go. Drying clothes on a line is the way to go if you can. The dryer lint you remove is just your clothes disintegrating. Stop being lazy and hang your shit out to dry.

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> hang your shit
> out to dry.


Should you hang your toilet paper out to dry, too?

Yes Gerry the commercial front load washers at the laundromat next to the 7-11 you work at are more reliable.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> My LG washer is ranked number 1 by the state of
> California as the most efficient washer on the
> market. At least it was when I bought it.


When did you, or any Pakki for that matter, ever start using a washing machine? You people don't even know what soap is, never mind what it's for.


Fake News.

What kind of washing machine do the Morenos have? If it leaks or breaks do they just have the repair bill sent to eesh?

This makes me not want to buy a front-loading washing machine.

I used to have this black girl do my laundry. Stupid bitch is in jail now.

She was a great laundress, but alas, is in jail now...

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> I used to have this black girl do my laundry.

I used to have this black girl to do me, but she got a better job in Oregon, so she moved there.

Now I have a Mexican girl. She's OK, but she doesn't explode in crazy orgasms like the black girl did, especially when I went down on her. The Mexican girl has Big Os, yeah, but they're not explosive, crazy mad flailing, bucking and screaming like the black girl did.

A quality front-loader works just fine provided that you read the fucking manual and operate it properly. They save tons of power (both on heating water and drying clothes because front-loaders spin faster), water and detergent and they're easier on clothes than a traditional top-loader. They clean just fine with the exception of non-solubles; if you have a pocket full of sand they might not get that out.

-Leave it open when not in use, so it can dry out. And don't leave clothes in for very long after they're done.
-Don't use too much detergent. They use little water, so you need less detergent. Using too much will leave residue that retains moisture and prevents clothes from being rinsed properly. Also you can use the "extra water" option on most machines, it's still very little water.
-Periodically run a cleaning cycle with bleach or washing-machine-cleaner.
-Occasionally clean it manually-wipe off the seals etc. Ours has one drain in the front that you should stick something into once a month or two in case there are any hairs in it.

Our LG washer works wonderfully. The only problem is that it slams the water valve shut a bunch of times each cycle, creating a noisy water-hammer effect that can damage pipes. This was solved by closing the water supply valves about halfway so the flow rate into the washer was reduced. You can also install water-hammer arrestors if you want to be sure.

YES

Damn! Ravi is a retard!
Suuuuure you have a LG....too bad it’s your moms initials:
Laghima Gaurika!
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All you need is a perfect water tight seal that allows for possibly daily man-handling (hinges, banging, etc).

YOUR EITHER A FOOL OR AN ASIAN FINANCIALLY ATTACKING THE USA if you thing such a thing exists

where is the lid on USA washing machines? on the top

You should have a contract to have a professional repair person service it once a year. Good maintenance is the key to good equipment.

Just get a good top loading washer and save yourself the hassle. I had a Sears model that lasted 20+ years and worked fine - used it 4-5 nights a week. Only reason I ditched it is my kid fucked it up and my wife hated the way it looked. YMMV though, I'm not sure they make'm like they did back in the 80s. Probably not. But that top loader was a real workhorse.

Last thing I need to worry about is washer maintenance and care.

President Trump FTW! Wrote:
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> You should have a contract to have a professional
> repair person service it once a year. Good
> maintenance is the key to good equipment.

wen the thin sheet metal they passed off to you as "the front" bends, the hinges will mis-align, the gasket will no longer contact

but that's not the problem. they use parts that intently fail just a little after warrantee. parts that you'd think would be the last to fail: will fail, and are impossible to repair

THE COST OF A NEW DOOR, which they say "fixes it" (not, see above), is more than half the cost of the washing machine

asians do the same thing with cars these days (note: not all models and makes though - but some hell yes they digging into customers on false repair costs VERY deep)

what are you? stupid?

L.G is complete shit.

I have a lot of LG stock. Good products, excellant corporation and great dividends.
Thanks, President Trump!

I bought a cheap Kenmore top loading washing machine in 1998 when I bought my first house. It lasted until 2015 till it started making noise and shit. I bought another Kenmore cheapie to replace it. Life is too short to even care about washing machines. Just buy a new cheap one when you need one. Fuck all that LG shit just get Whirlpool or GE or Kenmore.

Mister Clean Wrote:
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> I bought a cheap Kenmore top loading washing
> machine in 1998 when I bought my first house. It
> lasted until 2015 till it started making noise and
> shit. I bought another Kenmore cheapie to replace
> it. Life is too short to even care about washing
> machines. Just buy a new cheap one when you need
> one. Fuck all that LG shit just get Whirlpool or
> GE or Kenmore.

My Salvadoran maid washes my sticky underwear!
You are a plebe doing your own laundry when there are ample brownskins here in NOVA!
I fuck them too! Then, I break off 2 hamburger helpers for their families when I bust a nut inside!

Some Kenmore front loaders are made by LG you dunce.

Speed Queen or GTFO.

Buy once, cry once.

Biggest mistake I ever made was replacing a 1970 kenmore washing machine when we bought a new house. I thought it would increase reliability. Nope. The old machines were made with all metal parts and are still in service today. I ended up replacing worn cheap metal and plastic drive parts in my new washer within 3 years time. Pain in the ass as you have to research and diagnose problems, order parts and special tools. I had to replace one drive washer twice as it would wear to the point where the agitator would not work. I assume this was either to spare a fragile drive motor or simply to make people buy new washers after 3 years and to engross landfills.

Front load?!? are you kidding? These crap-built machines can barely keep water in a drum mounted horizontally. WTF were you thinking?