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I believe the spray rinse occurs on most if not all cycles. I know it happens on the normal cycle and the towel cycle for certain, I've seen it happen. I'm also interested in the 'AI' that LG has put into the 4000 series. it seems interesting but dont know if it works well. as for the dryer...

Thunderfoot did a video on it once i believe. its hilarious how easily the claims fall apart under even mild scrutiny.

LOL, so the morus dryer is actually not an existing product, it's a kickstarter scam... additionally, the last two products are also nonexistant, at least as far as i can find. the w'air (dumb name) is also a kickstarter product, and is also not in production. and please, can we stop marketing...

electrolux... washers are ok. they don't have the different tumbling motions like LG does, and their recirc jet is a single one at the top of the tub. As for the doors on the 3900/4000 etc, they are glass on the inside with a tinted plastic panel on the outside, which i believe you can remove...

Sensor dry on our dryer works pretty well. for bulky items such as duvet covers make sure they aren't bunched up, as the sensor is actually on the lint filter. I finally found it yesterday by sticking my head in the drum and looking around, and its just the 2 electrical contacts, similar to...

the steam function on the dryer is wonderful to have, it makes towels extremely fluffy. we found that using powder detergent leaves our whites whiter than using a liquid detergent, and have also heard that it will help keep the washer cleaner than using solely liquid detergent.

we use tide pods for general washing, arm & hammer powder for hot water (sometimes with a dash of oxi clean, but not too much or else its foam party) and a special dark detergent for delicate dark clothing.

ah good ol carbon tetrachloride. used for tons of things including dry cleaning, lava lamps, and fire extinguishers until we realized that not only does it cause cancer, it also turns into phosgene gas when you use it as a fire extinguisher! needless to say, it's nasty stuff.

its not consistent either. sometimes it'll dry in 1 cycle and sometimes i have to do 3 or 4 to get everything dry. IDK how LG senses the load dryness level but it certainly isn't reliable.

I can fit an entire queen size comforter + cover + both fitted and loose sheets in the 3900. washes & spins fine on the bedding cycle, but dryer sometimes bunches everything up and doesn't dry. IMO autodosing is overrated. we use 3 different detergents weekly & it honestly isn't that big of a...

I mean, you wouldn't eat plastic right? a lot of these microfibers are coming from synthetic clothing, and they do bioaccumulate since they can't be metabolized. I do agree, we should look at the effects more.

I just looked and theres a dedicated food stain cycle that I didn't see last time. they must have added it recently.

we own a wm3900 and the matching dryer. they have been extremely good so far, and I don't think i've found something it cant clean yet. I've stuck entire area rugs in it and its managed to clean. i think my favorite download cycle is the cuffs/collars cycle, it ramps the water heat up during...

another appliance question... who makes the best downdraft gas cooktops?

our new LG front loader has a yellow spray nozzle at the top of the front gasket that sprays a mist of water onto clothes sometimes during spin. it doesn't do it all the time, I think it depends on cycle settings.

thank you guys so much for your input! we went with LG for our washer/dryer but are almost definitely going with kitchenaid for our kitchen.

in lieu of posting another topic, is it similar for dishwashers?

We're remodeling our kitchen this summer, and are starting to look for appliances. My parents have mostly been looking at kitchenaid, but I'd like some input on which brands to avoid, and which brands typically have good reliability. We are already avoiding samsung and LG.