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YES...that's a very good point. You don't often use it, but it's there if you need it. You never know even as careful as you are if something gets in... or the machine needs draining... I never even thought of that. If your machine breaks mid cycle... at least you can drain the water out

Never ever...not because I'm being cheap or anything... but I've found it's never worked that well...I bought a small cheap electric clip fan that I keep clipped onto the counter out of the way... after dishwasher is done - open/shake racks, clip the fan upside down on the counter above the...

Yes... you do it two ways... Just upload the video to your youtube channel (if you have one) then copy the link and put the youtube link into the body of the message... OR put it in the "url link to share" below the body of the message which will make a clickable link in the body of the message...

I was reading some reviews on the actual whirlpool site.... things like "Don't do it... Just don't... and ppl showing pictures of the error codes on their washer only after 2 months...I saw several of those...Maybe it's a really good idea NOT to get a brand new model just after it comes...

I randomly came across the video yesterday... A whirlpool factory in India... does anyone know if everything in this video would apply to the USA models? I know this factory would not supply USA models... I wonder if there is a difference in them? I really HOPE my duet lasts me several more...

I can't answer all of your questions myself... but are you aware Whirlpool has updated their FL washer models recently... which now has drain pump access? I honestly don't know if they still make the "what to wash/how to wash" models in addition to the newer models or those are just old stock...

BUMP: Because I would also like to know the answer to that Question for those who have LG.s I can say with my duet, even though the drum is tilted...the few times I've washed overly large heavy loads I swear I've seen the door move slightly (but not that much)...I stopped loading the machine...

Are the Maytag dishwashers in any way similar to the kitchenaids at all? I've eyed the Kitchenaids as my next possible DW.... Speaking of fan drying... I don't use the dry cycle either. I've learned that a clip fan works great along with flash drying. I bought a clip fan to keep in my kitchen...

scents left behind I'm gonna chime in on this becuase it made me think of something. I'm talking about 2 detergents here (Finish Quantum) and (Kirkland Pods) Here's what's weird: The finish Quantum, when I open that bag is SUPER strong scented. Almost knock you over scented... but when the...

If only Speed Queen built appliances other than just laundry I'm scared. I ran across this yesterday and watched the entire thing. It looks like a compilation of tiktok's from people's broken down appliances and repair experiences. The Kitchenaid one was crazy! She just wants her fridge...

It's so crazy about the washing dishes by hand that some people do even with dishwashers...I experienced having to do this in 2014 when I had to wait like 3 weeks for my Maytag dishwasher to get here... then had to find someone to install it...all that time I had to do dishes by hand... and...

It's OK.. LOL I think most people see SQ or Speed Queen and immediately in their mind it's a top load washer.

another video of them updating what happened that I just now noticed: I guess you guys are correct... this is really probably a rare phenomenon... I would hope so

here's the video I'm referring to... Honestly, I thought I posted it. I totally forgot

I can remember this commercial and I remember always being so freaking excited if someone in the family had to get a new appliance... and I always was hoping it would be push buttom... and in 1983, they were already starting the electronic boards on appliances

I wonder what the total cost would have been to the customer who SQ wouldn't help because it was 1 year past warranty? I mean, it may be worth it since the machine itself is built like a tank...but still after that much $$. UGH

I too hate it and that's the part I worry about most in modern appliances... the control board

the algorhithm recommended a video I just saw...it was simply a video of someone showing off their FL SQ washer doing a load of whites...they UPDATED the title of the video saying "UPDATE, SQ Washer dead after 6 years" then they put this in the comments: DISAPPOINTING UPDATE: After only 6...

Well at the very least it can be turned off/on which ever you chooose... instead of having no choice at all.. I think I would leave it on but choose a cycle that would give the highest longest interim spins... I think towels does that.. I can't remember

I got it. I keep forgetting Turbo wash is meant to speed things up.... anyway, with turbo wash off, are you saying it doesn't do this at all? The interim spins are faster and longer?