Search results

Pretty cool unit! The Japanesse have some pretty strange washers. Toshiba made a washer-air condtioner combo!

Hmm... Very Fisher & Paykel-esque in design. But judging by how the site had a countdown timer, the machine is not out yet. Perhaps it will be out in time for Christmas shopping season.

And the moral of that video is: Never operate a Front-Loading washer opened up!

So you are building your dream washer? Mr. Unimatic1140, site owner & founder also built one but it didn't have its own control panel. A computer ran it.

Is that a current set or is it no longer made?

Finally, a Stainless Steel Cabrio. I couldn't find the dryer for this one.

Here is the matching electric dryer.

Just saw this on Whirlpool's website. It's a Stainless Steel Duet mislabeled as Diamond Dust.

Aw bummer! The matching dryer doesn't have a window like the Bravos dryer does. Also, what is the Load Flex Agitator? Is it the same as the Total Care Flex Agitator my washer has?

Does somebody have a picture of the new machine?

this picture gives it no justice you need to see it in perso Oh, In that case I have seen it in person at Sears and it was pretty green. It was about the same color as my bedroom walls. I still like the New Aspen Duet HT/Duet Steam by Whirlpool.

That is a little to brown to be green. It is about the same color as my bedroom walls.

Nice!

He'll have MORE fun with it when he fixes the spin problem.

That control panel reminds me of the Kenmore Oasis.

Well all's well that ends well.

Why didn't you have spin pictures? That is a very fancy washer if it has detergent, softener, and bleach dispenseres.

MiHi, our Kenmore Dishwasher has the same problem. When you close the little detergent door you have to push the latch out and catch it manually. It still opens when it is supposed to though.

It must be a pretty cheap washer if it doesn't spin. It reminds me of the Staber washer which is the only Top-Loading Horizontal-Axis washer made and sold in the USA.

Why shouldn't you use liquid fabric softener? Is it a scrud problem?