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I got so confused reading that. At first I thought you could NOT use extra rinses with turbo wash enabled... then I realized you can... for a moment that shocked me as I would freaking HATE that if that were the case. Also, what's the max # of rinses you can do on an LD FL washer? With my duet...

thanks combo for that info... it's nice that you do that for customers but I doubt some other tech's would do that... even still.. I actually don't want the new FL I get on a pedestal...because the dryer isn't on one.

I think 6 motion is built into the cycles? Like some cycles will use different motions periodically...but I'm not sure if that's all models but I'm pretty sure if a model has turbo wash it will do that... I could be wrong. Your setup looks like mine except the washer is on the pedestal and I...

I've heard techs like to work on LG's becuase everything is so easy to get to on them... I love those square door LG's... but too big for my laundry room.... I would get the 4.5 cu foot 27 inch one with turbo wash and a heater in white... I think it's like $799 ususally... but then by the...

looking through those pictures again made me think of something. Back when I still had my duet dryer... it came with one of those drying racks... and do you know I never used it... not even once...

No problem... there are tons of different ones on amazon... I'm pretty sure it will work well... Not sure how well it will work in a sunny room or with the light on... but at least you can direct the light up against the window..turn the light out and it should be good. I noticed on the...

that's insane! I honestly can't imagine buying a brand new washer/dryer and just leaving it unboxed for that many years. The suspense would kill me...There is NO way I would have been able to have that kind of self-control. I wonder... what kind of things can happen to NIB appliances that just...

cool! As many washer videos of different brands of FL washers in operation on youtube... one of the main things I noticed about the LG's is that they use MORE water in the rinses than in the main wash.... and unless I'm missing something, I don't see this same thing happening with other...

sure.. I think it's something like this https://www.amazon.com/Amazing-power-Sewing-Light-LED/dp/B075GWP1Y1/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=XEXY0EWV2H2S&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ot6J0iGUWL_yFYzbU3bx7OUf02c5JIGu9od-N5xtUep6ktJ-Je9ZoyqvXPNExYl3JehwwcLIw8fx51RZbhIhVPK-7SKfgIkClIGoBlSeDqtnhr6op2oRZpSnaGRxKw0yYRJXvBRF

Nice...I can say I think you made the right choice for the washer dryer (knock on wood) I know nothing about LG in terms of reliabiity with refrigerators or ovens...but they look super nice. I hope they last you a LONG time with no issues... If possible you might plug the fridge and washer into...

I'm not sure if he listened to me but a LONG time ago I commented on one of this videos becuase he kept having to turn the built in light on/off... I made a comment saying he should buy one of those magnetic sewing lights on amazon and I think I sent a link... shortly after that, I noticed he...

HOLY CRAP you're right....I just looked at the Elux FL washer panel (at least the model I looked at) and there is no extra rinse button... AT ALL!! Just a fresh rinse button. And you wanna know what's scary about that? I don't think I would have even noticed that until I started actually using...

I turn the faucets off on my washer too. I remember it taking me forever to get into the habit of doing that... I started doing it because I noticed on my hoses it said "replace after 5 years" and I'm thinking.. holy crap these could fail... so instead of replacing them... I just turn the water...

! Ain't that the truth!! A 2008 Whirlpool/Maytag/LG/Elux/Samsung does not equal a 2024 Whirlpool/Maytag/LG/Elux/Samsung... think about all of the changes that happen during those years. This is the second POST I just read about a long lasting Samsung washer... the other one was 10 yrs still...

F&P actually asks you in their manual to UNPLUG the machine between uses? Wow! A 10 year old Samsung with no problems? Who would have thought? I guess it's possible.

Have you guys that have LG's with turbowash given any thought that perhaps as each year goes by LG might change the cycles? So towels, normal, etc might not be the same on a model someone buys today vs one you have had for a couple years or more? I mean, it could the exactly the same... but you...

Combo.. You may be right...but I don't wanna risk it because of this: In 2005 got my new washer.. 2007 or 2008, F-DL error. Called service. He came, diagnosed as door lock... left, ordered new door lock/latch or whatever it was... came back... installed that... same F-DL error... so I called...

I can't chime in (but I will) because I've literally never lived anywhere that had gas except ONE rental... and the only gas that place had was the HVAC heat was gas...that was the first and only time in my life I remember having a gas bill AND an electric bill...I can't believe of all the...

If I had to choose right now... It would be an LG front load with turbo wash (any model that has turbo wash) OR a Speed Queen...and 3rd on the list would be Electrolux...and whichever one you get... PLUG it into a surge protector

I wish the whirlpool front loaders operated more like the LG's with turbo wash... if they did, I wouldn't worry with the plastic/glass door... I've watched all the front loaders in operation on youtube and LG with turbowash is by far my favorite...the amount of water it uses for RINSING is so...