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Why not? Tell that to chetlaham.

I already have 2 college degrees under my belt, but I don't believe it means anything.

Please explain how it was Scott inspired.

The only Maytag budget line was their performa. That's what I remember.

I smell it coming!

I don't need a stupid app. and they've been trained to shove everything into a single load with just a measly tablespoon of soap.

They use cold on everything.

And then you have worse than the model T. The hydrowave and now the Haier built GE's!

And you'll also see college dudes and females mix their colors and every single thing into a single load and run it oncold.

Same here. I've even seen people use cold as well.

I'd use the heavy duty speed for my laundry. I have sturdy cottons anyway.

Excuse me? Are you serious? What the heck? Did you even stand in front of the washer while it was agitating when you first got it?

Mine may have outlasted my filter-flo, but that doesn't mean anything. Shame on you GE!

I believe the model T had something to do with this. Everything the commercial stated was a lie. GE's still lying about their machines. The ultra fresh is a lie!

I've see it before. I wish we could see the GE sails training video. I want to know what they actually did unlike the stupid commercials lied to us about.

Yes! Them!

Why are they called highlander?

This will be interesting to see.

Shame on GE for playing on upscale buyers' emotions. We saw how they said that their washers could turn over clothes back in 1995 to try to compete with Maytag and Whirlpool. No wonder why they got sued. The commercials lied.

What John failed to mention was the movement of the cabinet while washing on the normal/fast speed combination, especially with a super sized load of laundry.