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Whirlpool had to do something. There are generations who purchased their washers and remembered those old reliable top loaders. We can only hope Whirlpool spreads this into their other model lines. Dump those useless wash plate Cabrios and make all the top loaders like this. Probably won't...

That's pretty good for a modern machine on this current platform. I wonder why though it changes agitation profiles? Since this machine doesn't have a sensor... I am curious to know how does it sense to use Lower water in the normal cycle? This will be very interesting to see how this washer...

Thanks JoeyPete. Appreciate the heads up

Dadoes Now that's LOW! 48bencix...so this residential "commercial" Maytag has a porcelain lid and top? I saw the other commercial models do. I guess if it rolls off the same line as the other commercial machines then I guess it would. What I would really like to see is the wash action with...

The truest low water level I ever saw on a washer was a Norge 20 lb. we had in the 70s and early 80s. Just enough to cove the base of the agitator.

From what I remember of my family's first automatic..a 63 Kenmore 600 series...i remember the suds coming back in through the bottom of the basket when filling for rinse. Then again my mother was very liberal with the Tide detergent of the day. I can also remember one time when I was 2 or 3 my...

Maytag85 ... maybe you meant not as "iconic" as a top load washer?

Any more news on the new queens?

... Normal cycle with extra rinse

I don't even bother using the bleach dispenser on mine anymore for fear of that area rusting out. How much I took for granted when machines had porcelain tops and lids.

I remember that issue of consumer reports. They were still pretty detailed at that time. Those DD were some of the best washers I have ever owned and used.

I think up through 58 WP had a little button you pressed on the front to open the lid on their mid and higher priced washers.

If I am not mistaken it is post wash 4 spray rinses, deep rinse then 2 more spray rinses.

What I find really neat washerdude is that it mimics a DD and BD. How cool is that! Finally WP is finding their way back. This new Maytag is so far the best implementation of the this VMW design. WP is definitely ironing out the kinks. I may be romanticising a little, but it is like WP is...

Back in the days when Whirlpool was building high quality washers and dryers. These old Whirlpools were imposing machines at 29" wide.. from what I remember of them. Have not seen one live from this era in over 20 years.

Back in the days when Whirlpool was building high quality washers and dryers. These old Whirlpools were imposing machines at 29" wide.. from what I remember of them. Have not seen one live from this era in over 20 years.

So Whirlpool and Speed Queen both call their single action agitators "flex vane". Very interesting. It's clear Speed Queen sales put a fire under WP's butt. It's too early to tell but if these Maytag commercial grade washers will be available as they are and already meet the 2018 water use...

No problem Steve. It will be interesting to see what "Maytag" will have in store for the coming year. Hope this Maytag isn't a one trick pony and that they will offer more models with this kind of warranty to be a real competitor to Speed Queen.

Can't understand why make a quality machine if for all that engineering the machine leaves particles left on dishes. It should perform as good as it looks or is made.

Finally went to my appliance dealer and saw this Maytag. They just got the machine in as the lid had tape on it and no sales literature or price on the machine yet. The sales lady was accommodating as she was quick to pull out the shipping brace in the basket to let me look. I knew more about...