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Yea - some use their washer every single day... Me? I don't .. I get it all done, let it build up, then do a bunch...so I can go a full week between doing laundry. I can imagine families doing laundry daily might run into issues with dispensers not ever drying out... so they would neeed to clean...

Great! Even though this wouldn't be my first choice for a FL washer/dryer .. I would totally own this set before any top load washer...To me, even the worst FL washer on the market is better than modern TL washers (I'm not talking about SQ) I'm talking about all the other ones... And these are...

Yes. I'm aware Amana, Maytag, Kitchenaid and other brands I can't think of are all Whirlpool. What on Earth would make you think I didn't realize that? LOL Haha! I know it sucks...but that's what I would do...It sounds like you MIGHT have to go through some DRAMA to get them to fix it...

Ryan - this is what I would do personally...but I don't know your setup or if this would even work for you... but if it would work for you, I would get a front load washer instead of a top load (if that's possible for you) I don't know if your space wouldn't allow that of if that wouldn't work...

I don't consider Chlorine bleach a sin at all. Not in the least if it's used sparingly...all my towels are thick and white and soft and years old and show no signs of deterioration at all... and most importantly, they smell so clean (unlike some homes I've visted where you grab a towel after...

Gotcha... I know a lot of appliances in Europe have cold fills and the appliance heats the water...but I'm wondering, the reasoning behind America relying on their water heaters for hot washes... so what's the typical method for heating water in Europe? I mean, obviously they can take hot...

I wonder if in the USA we are ever going to have 220/240 outlets for washers... It kind of pisses me off I can't do the occasional boil wash

Bob - it wasn't the normal cycle. I kind of remember you talking about that... this was the jeans cycle... And it spun/spray rinsed before the actual rinse started.. I'm not sure what you mean by "doesn't fully drain after the first sequence of the rinse" I'm guessing you mean after the interim...

I mean yea... I get that... But... from the AI cycles I've seen, at least on the LG's with turbo wash, the rinses blew me away... Some guy used AI wash jeans cycle with no extra rinse...The rinse was amazing...after the interim spin, it slowed but didn't stop as it filled with water...kept...

I think at some point I'm going to try Persil Pro clean... but I just don't run into a lot of difficult laundry... Only very occasionally.. and I'm usually able to deal with it with what I've gone on hand. scent toning down... I once tried this fabric softener (I forget the name) I think it was...

I wonder what the odds are of seeing some of the cycles of this new whirlpool washer? First, people will buy them... but will one of those buyers be a YouTuber who likes to film cycles? I wonder what the odds are on that? I'd say, not that great. I think it's gonna be a while...I mean, at this...

That GE front loader....when I watched the normal cycle...the wash was extremely low... I can deal with that so I waited for the rinses...only to see the rinses were slightly better, but not much better than the wash... that's what BUGS me.. Maybe other cycles on it are different...

Interesting about the LG / storm story... We had a storm one night at midnight that was raging and lasted 2 hours non-stop.. crazy winds, lightning, extreme rain...and my duet was mid-cycle when it started...I literally went and stopped it, and unplugged it...and I remember being on the phone...

Appnut... I rememeber you saying that earlier... very smart idea... I do know that guy that does appliance videos on youtube..the one that wears the Maytag uniform...seems like a super nice knowledgeable guy...I remember in one of his videos him saying that with today's sensitive electronics in...

They absolutely do look SO MUCH BETTER than previous models For what it's worth... in 2014 when I got my new Maytag dishwasher, I was so paranoid from reading reviews with control board issues... and I haven't seen a single glitch in over 10 years now... at any rate, I do wonder if plugging in...

I'm sorry. I thought they were made in South Korea or the USA... I know they have factories in the USA and South Korea... I had no clue they went via China with some of their stuff.. I know GE's FL washers are Chinese

If it's not it's pretty darn close. I've ran loads smaller than this... Sometimes I really impress myself when I have more dishes or stuff that can't possibly fit yet I've magically made it fit...with failing to make something fit only a rare few times...and ended up washing it by hand..

Do you PEOPLE understand?? Do you PEOPLE UNDERSTAND how much I would LOVE to have this thing in my house?

From the videos I've seen, I actually LIKE the way the Samsungs wash and rinse.. I know they are made in South Korea, not China, like the LG's...and may have some production in USA like LG's... I have to wonder, is the industry going away from ultra low water now? It's just that I notice newer...

why? Isn't that like the worst cycle on all machines....I've heard it's the government cycle.