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Save energy but not at the cost of making the products unfit I tried to save energy in the ways I can by being careful about the amount of water used for a bath, changing out the guts in the toilet to use more or less water depending on the situation, using fans to distribute air better in the...

Out of Balance I have a Maytag with the “hanging suspension”. I agree with the others that you are likely to get better results if you wash like items with like items. For example I sort my loads into jeans, towels, delicates (socks/under garments). I have a 3.5 cu. ft capacity tub. I fill...

This was IT. I do a lot of smaller loads now but still need to be able to do larger loads. My current setup was just not practical now. I am not a fan of using the washing machine outlet faucets to control temp as this increases wear/tear on something that can get expensive to replace. This...

Edited... I appreciate the tip to try something cold next to that thermistor as it helps troubleshoot the issue. Is it a temperature sensing issue or programming issue? Looks like it is a temperature sensing issue. Anyway, I just meant don't try it. That part if touched can shock the...

I posted this separate, so I did not hijack the new GE washer thread. I played around with that stupid ATC sensor again on the Maytag which seems to dumbs down the water temperature for the Normal "Eco" load only. I have my water heater set at approximately 120 degrees. When set to hot, I...

John, If I decide to go to a front load, I definitely will consider the SQ. I don't care if it has an internal heater as long as it does NOT have ATC and is well built. As long as the water comes to the bottom of the door, I'm OK with that. I adjusted my LG, so it did that. I could still...

DADoES Maybe. But it definitely can make a difference getting certain types of grime out. Tap hot is a deal breaker for me. I want a way to disable it that doesn't require as much effort as I have invested in trying to get the Maytag's Normal Eco to work. Does anyone know if this a belt...

Smurdle450... The link is helpful. I agree. Decent agitation. I like the additional water level selection. It's a plus but having just two hasn't been an issue for. The ATC does concern me. I hope there is tap hot! That is my biggest concern. I cannot wait for reviews on this model...

Hmmm. Looks like it may not be a dual action agitator on this model. Also, it sounds like it fills by alternating hot and cold with ATC for all cycles. With COVID-19 not going away anytime soon, it is ridiculous we cannot wash clothes with hot water. It is difficult to find Lysol laundry...

Maytag mvwp575gw... I love the simplicity of the controls on this washer. They are just right for the type of loads I do. Powerwash, Delicates, MIxed, and Bulky work just like I would expect them to. As stated earlier, Normal Eco works great for all types of loads except Delicates (wash...

I have the Maytag mvwp575gw... and I haven’t had any issues with it in the two years I’ve owned it. Unlike some people here, I am not brand loyal. Also, many people here trade out washers like most people do cell phones. Not me. The SQ TC5 is probably the overall good choice if budget isn’t...

Hope it works as good as the info suggests! Can't wait for the reviewers to run this through their tests😊

Font has changed... I do not know what the font looked like on the previous models, but it looks like a sans serif font to me (pix is blurry for me). For people with low vision, sans serif fonts are easier on the eye. They don't have embellishments, which can make them easier to read. Font...

I agree that this Maytag mvwp575gw is not made as well as the old models were and do not think it is a true commercial quality for that reason. I would be curious how the machine referred to was used and what/how much detergent, bleach, etc. were used for the loads. Honestly, the only issues...

@appnut Wow. Front loads use so little water. There is no reason tap hot should not be available when selected at least for the wash cycle. Just curious if the SQ front load has tap hot with its front load model like it does its top load TC5. If so, that's worth mentioning! That's...

I plan of buying a top load again... Seeing is believing. That dual action agitator whether it's on the Maytag mvwp575gw or the less expensive Amana or Roper models really gets clothes clean! Not only does the agitator and tub move separately but so does the top and bottom of the agitator...

@panasonicvac It was my understanding that new regulations that took effect in 2021 would make the last year of production for the TC5 2020. I don’t know if that is still true. SQ has tweaked its TR series this year but not touched the TC5. I think it would be great to offer variations of...

Repairs I am an extra small adult and do not sell or service appliance for a living. I found it super easy to tip this washer up toward the wall, prop it up, and fish out a chain that had started to exit out of the bottom of the washer toward the drain pump. You could even lay it on its side...

@pansonicvac My Maytag mvwp575gw has NEVER overheated. When used properly, this won’t be an issue. It’s a wash. No pun intended. Neither washer passes this test. The SQ may not overheat, but the clothes do not get clean. Because the agitator is one piece and has short fins, it is able to...

@agiflow4 The Maytag mvwp575gw fills by alternating hot or cold. Unfortunately, I cannot just turn off the cold. It also has automatic temperature control. For the main cycles, this is a feature that adds hot water to maintain a minimum temperature for any setting other than tap cold. In...