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This video makes an excellent case as to why modern appliances are so lack luster in reliability. It explores 6 potential causes: Cost, Compliance, Corporations, Computers, Complexity and Conspiracy. And also proposes a solution of customers buying appliances based on reliability along with...

Launderess, you are 100% correct. However I feel US front loaders lack two ingredients for success in the United States: Enzyme detergents that work in stages and onboard heaters activated in each cycle. These two have made front loads a success elsewhere and make just as much sense in the...

In a perfect world you would be able to buy one of these, brand new, built nearly identical to your dependable care. Also no need for a warm rinse modification, Heavy Duty and Normal provide a warm rinse.

Judging by how beat up and jabbed in the machine lid is at 2:49 these units may have come out of a very heavy use commercial or hard use on premises environment. It is possible that a new part like a knob, belt, switch, pump, timer, front panel, bleach dispenser, fabric softener dispenser or...

Pierre, I love the video you posted. If everyone was like me every new and used appliance store would look like that. Rows and rows of Heavy Duty EM top load washers. 7:00 onward is truth being spoken, what so many people think and experience contrary to what is being denied on this forum...

Hopefully the investors and bank will agree with my vision and business model. Though to be honest I feel I will get much greater support from the public once they catch wind of my idea.

1) Start up costs 2) Government regulations that would frown upon hot water, 30 gallons of water and 1500+ watt hours of electricity per cycle. The smartest investment would be to buy the Direct Drive design and the Maytag Dependable care design from Whirlpool as they are both proven and then...

All of which are owned by a few major companies and subject to tariffs. All comply with energy requirements. Timer models can not be found anymore except for dryers. DA agitator models can't be found anymore. Variable water level can not be found anymore. Only one transmission model exists. Few...

If you so choose to ignore my K-12 experience. Which I am clearly using to better society. Like advocating that parents and students have a voice and pointing out what doesn't work. Going back to Speed Queen and the rest of manufacturers. Consumer choice is no longer present.

You've conveniently ignored the parents and the students. Apples to oranges. Ie HOA vs School Board. Trying being a student with for 12+ years in my shoes and then I will try you're school board experiment. Its only fair.

Didn't care or disenfranchised enough to not care? As you said "we WERE taught a form of civics" Emphasis on the word form. By this time the modicum was already winding down. Today it is at its worst. You have to realize why education itself is essential, but fundamentally flawed in its...

Well, I cast my vote on you being 100% correct here. This should be in a pinned thread. And to add, there is the educational element to it. Two things few realize because they are either not taught it, or don't know what government education aims for: 1) Civics are no longer taught in...

I fully get you. Let me be the one to say that I am sorry for what you are going through. Your washer is certainly not built to handle your needs and that is Whirlpool's fault not yours. I hope you can get a vintage EM machine soon.

I understand how you feel. I know it all to well! At least from the things I have experienced. I will simply state a personal observation or learned fact to be a part of a conversion, to be nice, to empower someone, to share knowledge ect. Out of sheer good intent. And of course I have a love...

100% agree and very, very well articulated. I encourage you to research the term "agnotology". The doubt is already there, all one has to do is attack the messenger. Also, look who is allowed to talk btw. Social media terms of service has forbiden misinformation and fake videos for years now...

Those are the best machines ever built overall, and certainly the best at cleaning. When the market was fair and open years ago, people voted for top load washers. They gave convenience, control, speed, ease of use, excellent results, no fuss, no nonsense and dependability for many years...

Ridding the market of consumer choice, selection and competition while compelling all modern appliances to conform to a single set of overly zealous standards is the very essence of doing away with individuality. Consumers ought to be able to choose in a free market.

This dryer, CEM2795JQ: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Whirlpool-7-4-cu-ft-240-Volt-White-Commercial-Electric-Super-Capacity-Dryer-CEM2795JQ/309923378?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&srsltid=AfmBOopggFt9_L5LrKCr0rvm5i3fFbVY1bvxs0a_QZvHcdrQnKOEoJI5-b0 This washer TC5300WN...

I hope so too. Robert deserves respectable results, as we all do. But like you I also prefer Speed Queen. 12 years of daily Speed Queen use and I fall deeper in love everyday.

And this is just one example of what breathtaking works of art vintage machines were. Their beauty inspired such perdurable charisma captivating people to watch, learn, appreciate and even rebuild entire machines from the ground up. I could be wrong, but can't imagine modern machines inspiring...