Recent content by smurdle450

Here it is. MVWP585GW/MVWP586GW. Seems to be two variants.

$150, San Jose CA. Not my listing. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3734714836752822/

Maytag vs WP I reckon the new whirlpools will not be much different to their current lineup in terms of how they work, it will most likely be appearance changes, and not much beyond. The main omission in comparison to that Maytag will be the lack of a display.

Other models' initial assumptions My guess is that the 5015 will be the "agitator" model of the 5010, similar to how the 4850's "agitator" variant is the 4855. As for the 5057, that will be the 4.7/4.8 Cu ft variant of the weird agitator/impeller hybrid model, which I have seen teased on...

While scouring Google, I managed to find what appears to be Whirlpool's next iteration of their mid-range VMW. The capacity has been dropped by 0.1 Cu Ft, and the control panel has been quite significantly changed by the looks. Unfortunately, the flat impeller that I am known to despise still...

Depends on budget. If the budget is tight, I second the recommendation for the Roper/Amana 4516, a decent machine for a cheap price. If you're willing to spend, however, the Speed Queen TC5 is the washer to get! Nothing else made today is built like a Speed Queen

LG again? I think LG is still a good option!

I REALLY like what I'm seeing. That is really good. I think LG now has the best large capacity top load washer available.

I like what I see. I'm excited to see more from this machine, it looks pretty promising.

As a former 2018 Speed Queen doubter... I am very impressed with those results. my first experience with one was at a vacation rental property. it was a first generation TR5 and it managed to take out a fairly sizeable mud stain. I was very impressed. Sure, i refer the classic, but I'd be...

Yes! The WashTower units utilize variable speed drain and recirculation pumps to my knowledge. They're brand new models so I wouldn't see any reason why they wouldn't, seeing as LG started using DC pumps in 2018 I think it was.

Bosch too! Can't edit so I'll post another reply: I've also heard that Bosch/Siemens washers with the 4D-Wash system also utilize variable speed drain/recirculation pumps. According to a friend of mine, it ramps up if it detects a lot of water being extracted in spin. Otherwise, it runs at a...

LG All of LG's newer models use variable speed drain pumps, as well as variable speed recirculation pumps on models with TurboWash. Some models include (in USA) Wm3400 Wm3500 Wm3600 Wm3700 Wm3900(TurboWash) Wm4000(TurboWash) Wm4200(TurboWash) Wm4500(TurboWash)

Nice! Looks sleek. I like it.

Euro washers not reaching temp I can attest to this, I have a fair few contacts with European washer community members, and one has a Samsung that achieved 63 on a 90 cycle, and a Hoover that achieved 58, also on a 90 cycle. That said, one collector had a modern Bosch that reached 85 on a 90...