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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    90+% of wear and tear to clothes occurs on the body. You sit on your clothes, rub fabric against your skin, it gets snagged against rough surfaces, squeezed, pressed, pulled - it all happens whilst and depends on how often you wear them. Then there are your body excretions, oils, acids etc. -...
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    Primitive and ridiculous - thank you for the compliments. Keep them coming and I am very grateful for your input.
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    Primitive and ridiculous - thank you for the compliments. Keep them coming and I, like many others here, am very grateful for your input.
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    The ALDI Cart 'N' Quarter Swap

    The cart collectors take their vehicles on public roads as well. They scour neighborhoods for stray trolleys; not only the shopping center car parks. The tractors and trailers are registered with number plates. I approach the trolley collectors with caution and fear. It's the only way to...
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    I agree, my washer is primitive, because it doesn't play tunes, have flashing lights, doesn't sense anything, doesn't communicate with my I-phone, doesn't give me error codes, doesn't have an on-board heater and doesn't come with umpteen dozen specialty cycles that I have no use for. It doesn't...
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    The ALDI Cart 'N' Quarter Swap

    In less affluent suburbs carts are left standing around anywhere. Usually they end up clumped together curbside in front of apartment buildings, as people walk to their local supermarket and then cart their shopping home. There are cart collection bays in the shopping center car parks and the...
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    The ALDI Cart 'N' Quarter Swap

    Cart or Trolley In New Zealand they call them trundlers and if you have 6 you'd call them sex trundlers.
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    The ALDI Cart 'N' Quarter Swap

    Hardly anyone here uses Aldi carts. Shoppers usually get their carts from Coles or Woolies, which are usually located next door and that do not require coins, to shop at Aldi. Here Aldi carts use one and two dollar coins and Aldi also sells key ring tokens that can be used. However, its a pain...
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    Dreamclean asked if there was a noticeable difference with wear and tear between the SQ top and front loaders. I felt that I could answer that concern, because I own and use a top loading SQ washer. BTW, ever so often I receive visitors from, or I go and visit family in Germany, who own German...
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    It's also not the worst option and it works just fine. Ask yourself how did people manage in the past without allergen cycles?
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    I have a family member who suffers from multiple allergies and hay fever. My washer does not maintain 140 degrees over 30 minutes, however, my dryer does. We are managing just fine.
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    New! Speed Queen v. LG: nagging questions

    The Speed Queen has flexible vanes and does not inflict noticeable wear on clothes at all. However, it is still important to sort clothes and choose an appropriate cycle. Following the manufacturer's user guide and instructions helps get the best results as well. Yes, the Speed Queen only has...
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    Which is better the Speed Queen or Maytag washer

    That Speed Queen model was my daily driver for over 20 years. It was bought in the late 80s. At the time we were tossing up between that Maytag model and the SQ. The SQ got the thumbs up for the stainless tub and the higher extraction speed. I was very satisfied with the SQ and replaced it with...
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    my first week with the mini washer in the pedestal

    It won't run when the drawer is extended out?
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    A&H powder with Oyxclean smells like.........

    Ooooh, Time Tunnel!!!!
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    Former Apple Exec & engineer showing Combo Washer/Dryer at CES 2016

    This article is a joke, right? My advice - "stick to tablets and I-pods." I love how these entrepreneurial types always want to 'change' things they know nothing about. Let alone take into account what consumers really want. We must quickly and unequivocally acknowledge, that these...
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    Button Ironing "Trick"

    Don't thank me, thank the person(s) who discovered this and, in all likelihood, they, whoever it was, probably burnt their fingers during their intrepid quest for a clean iron. I honestly don't know how people come up with (obscure) stuff like this, but it works and becomes an invaluable service...
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    New acquisition: 1979 Whirlpool 2299 Electronic control (the one Dame Edna advertises!)

    I looked at those when I came here in 1980, but felt that the program options didn't allow for the same operational flexibility of other, less expensive, machines with electromechanical controls. How do you select warm wash? Do you touch both hot and cold pads simultaneously? When I moved out...
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    Button Ironing "Trick"

    However, be careful not to burn your fingers. There are vids on youtube about this.
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    Button Ironing "Trick"

    " Is there some chemical reaction?" It cleans the sole plate and creates a little smoke in the process. I think it must be the binding substance that keeps the tablet together and melts when exposed to high heat. That is what lifts the dirt off. You can watch the tablet liquefy as you rub it...
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