I'd be leaning toward a refurbished old-school machine, I think.
I'd be leaning toward a refurbished old-school machine, I think.
I swear by my Bosch front-loading washing machine. I also have had Miele machines, but they are so pricey, and I don't think they are any better than Bosch.
Water levels. Safety requirements re:open top,while spinning.agitator required. Etc.
Edited t add: the Wall Stret Joirnal has a good summary of the ergulations that went into effect 2012-ish, but it is behind a paywall. There are many many articles bemoaning ng the new designs.
Big govenment at its worst. Because California has a water problem, I (here in the land of free flowing water) have to compensate. Because some small children and adult,idiots apparently have been injuredmby spinning barrels of washing machnes,
i have to have a lock on mine.
Can you buy a used 38 year old Maytag? lol. My washer and dryer are still going strong (knock on wood really hard!!). I'm thinking it won't last me the rest of my life and I dread ever finding anything as good again. I think I might have to shell out a lot of money for the "best" one.....whichever that ends up being........if there are any out there then.
I would look into the Speed Queen. Their reputation is solid though you may pay more than for a Kenmore.
As Cicero said, “Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.”
Thanks Catherine for the list. IrisLilies- My husband and I were talking about the locked lid....did you ever hear of anyone getting hurt in a washer????? I'm looking...and looking. The washer worked fine today, maybe I'll wait.
Speed Queen
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