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I prefer Finish products over Cascade, especially in my last apartment. I prefer heat dry in conjunction with rinse aid and matching detergent.

Better yet, listen to one in operation. How about that?

I agree 100%.

I doubt it. What rack did you have it on?

I hope Speed Queen doesn't make their TR platform much worse than it already is.

I could've sworn they were.

How well did their dryers perform? I did find out that the washer has heavy duty, delicates, mixed, and normal/eco. I'd stay away from normal eco. It has tap cold, cold, cool, warm, and hot. The dryer has heavy duty/high, normal/medium, and delicates/low. I'd use heavy duty more often than not.

Did this dishwasher alternate wash arms? Did they run them independently? How well did they wash when working? How well did the dishwasher hold dishes? I'm also curious about the Whirlpool counterpart of the Maytag Commercial Laundry.

I'd rather take a Speed Queen Classic or a Whirlpool/Maytag Commercial or even a GE commercial any day of the week. What the heck is wrong with Speed Queen Laundry and their perfect wash?

What about Whirlpool or Frigidaire?

Seems to me that Whirlpool and Samsung are the coolest manufacturers, especially Whirlpool.

Wow! I never knew that. What name did Whirlpool give their dryer platforms? I'm aware of their Dryer Of Tomorrow Today 27 inch platform, which the Whirlpool and Maytag commercial units are based off of if I'm not mistaken. I believe the acronym was DOTT.

Laundry Engineered Advanced Product from what I understand.

Whirlpool has what I'd argue the most advanced laundry technology. Why was it called LEAP in the first place?

Sadly, little to nobody cared or paid attention, so here we are with Whirlpool.

I heard the Whirlpool LEAP design was around for long, with the Speed Queen Classic around for even longer still standing. I wouldn't be surprised if Whirlpool had the most advanced research and development technology. Whirlpool's washers were the most revolutionary design to date. That's just...

How big were their transmissions compared to the orbital designs?

What about the Amanatags? I heard those were a disaster.

Seems the acquisition of Maytag by Whirlpool wasn't as messy as what GM did to Frigidaire.

That may explain Whirlpool's aggressive agitation removing tough, ground in dirt better than GE did. In theory.