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I like how the pump aerates during high speed agitation on direct drives.

I wish all washers would do this. I remember my GE filter-flo would spray rinse before the deep rinse. My model T GE wouldn't do a spray rinse until the final spin. We used softener anyway.

What about their futuristic looking control panels on their high end models including in the Kenmore line?

GE came out with what Whirlpool called their copycat washer.

I agree.

Interesting. I would've thought Whirlpool would've used high-tech manufacturing.

I like! Now, I'm curious about the Whirlpool commercial washers and dryers there.

And I wish they didn't build the point voyager. Now they did the global wash system, and now they're doing the eco series. Nobody cares about clean dishes anymore!

What about the coin-op models by both Whirlpool and Maytag?

I don't understand why appliance websites and AI say they're different, including their inner workings with in their commercial units.

At least the Golden Haven Apartments have the Whirlpool commercial washers and dryers similar to Maytags.

At least a dishwasher is better than no dishwasher. I am grateful that all the units have a dishwasher, even though it hasn't been explicitly mentioned. Now, I'm curious about the washer and dryer.

What set agitator apart since they were similar? Which performed better getting out tough, ground-in dirt? How did the LEAP plaform enhance the cleaning power even further?

I miss the orbital drives.

Wow! You would've thought Whirlpool would've had more features than Kenmore since it's their own brand. Interesting.

That's odd, because when I called the apartment complex, they were saying that they had them. Maybe they didn't explicitly say they did. I spoke with the ADA coordinator, who told me they did have a dishwasher when he was able to check out a unit.

I believe that's the dishwasher I'm referring to, but I will look at it when I move there. Did these alternate the spray or run them both at the same time? I have 8 plates, saucers, bowls, coffee mugs, and I'm considering getting silverware and some drinking glasses. I'll need just enough for...

Another thing to mention was that Whirlpool claimed to be the world leader in laundry. How was this possible? Why did Kenmore have higher end features first before Whirlpool had them later?

When did Whirlpool incorporate robots in Clyde? That too seems to me that Whirlpool already would've been getting into the computerization of manufacturing. Or was it in the 2000's that this really took off?

What about the advanced technology? I always thought that was a 1980's thing, considering the direct drive platform which was built on a computer-driven assembly line and was called laundry engineered advanced product (LEAP). How many square feet was the plant? When did it grow to the current...