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Looks exactly like the ones I used when I lived up at a ranch several years ago. I like the 2015 and newer models more because the water shoots out at an angel. Nonetheless, they were great machines and wished they kept making these because I like the mechanical timers better.

My Kenmore 90 Series that was once owned by my grandparents. I'm looking into retiring it once the renters move out soon and get a front loader in it's place.

Speed Queens aren't sold in big box stores, and most people wouldn't want to spend extra on one either so Todd made an excellent point. I recently got a SF7 for the cabin but had the insurance company not covered for it, I wouldn't have bought one. Not even the TC5 despite that it's a good...

I agree At least for the money, they were very hard to pass up on like my MC-UG583 for example. Such a shame they weren't all that too popular. Vacuum shops favored the more expensive options such as Riccar or Miele (which I do like) but I'm more frugal just like my buddy when he owned a vacuum...

Panasonic (my all time favorite company) was the manufacturer of this vacuum cleaner so the correct filter number is MC-V199H aka Kenmore EF-1. They also take Panasonic type U-2 bags but any U bag from Panasonic should work, I prefer the ones like U-6 where you can seal up the bag when you empty...

I had a similar problem on my LG front loader so I simply took an old worn out rag I was going to throw away anyways and sealed up the drain pipe. I was worried at first cause I thought it'd have a hard time draining with no airflow but haven't had any issues since then.

What does the wash action of the Calypso look like? I'm curious to see for myself.

I second with Bob My house isn't going back to another top loader either. In fact I once lived at a place where I had a Whirlpool Duet and two SQ AWN412SP111TW01 side by side. Every single time switching back and forth, the Whirlpool always did a better job even on stains that's a fact. Still...

Yes! So glad to see the powder market is still having demand, I think this will be my next detergent to get.

I loved mine I think they were in my opinion the best top loaders GE has ever sold especially coming from someone who also owned a Filter-Flo.

Give this a rest already That person likely created a new thread defending the Hydrowaves and T series in response to your other thread being against them. It makes no sense creating another thread discussing the same topic all over again. We get you and some users don't like them and that's...

Second with John Makes absolutely no sense still sticking with top loaders these days. And the VMW machines are bad enough where I cannot buy one at all especially the one sold through Lowe's, I'd even take an LG top loader if I must.

LG That's the ONLY new washer I'd buy these days is an LG front loader. My local technician recommended them and don't have any regrets since owning one.

I like them I've used one before and surprisingly cleaned really well, still would take a classic model but I was satisfied. I do however agree they're expensive but nothing wrong with buying one on the used market.

If I ever owned a HE top loader, I would've bought a blue/silver Kenmore Oasis. Just thought they were cool looking machines when I first laid my eyes on one.

I'd certainly take a Hydrowave over anything that GE sells today (minus the front loaders) or even a SQ TR series. And recently on another thread from users bashing on the T models, now that makes me want one even more if I were to get a basement set for my next house.

Such a nice set! I would've liked these more than the touchscreen set I had because I think they added more reliability to the control panel. Although mine never had any issues.

I haven't had any issues. Despite their drawbacks, I'd still buy a gas stove over electric. Actually if I could, for my next place I'd have everything inside be gas except for the oven. My last cabin had a Wolf gas oven and I didn't think it was worth the extra. Everything else like the dryer...

Yeah I really don't think it's necessary to keep creating new threads on machines you'd get in for repair each day, rather it's more appropriate to post new replies on the original thread instead. That'd be my advice.

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