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I wish there were!

What I mean is that Whirlpool had more splash in the belt drive compared to the direct drive which used waterflow. In other words, a wall of water flowing through the clothes.

I'm curious about how it handled tough ground-in dirt in work and play clothes compared to GE and Maytag.

Isn't it true that Whirlpool wanted more waterflow when they went to the direct drive?

What did they use on their extra large and super capacity models? I remember their extra roll agitator in the direct drive models.

I wish they would but they won't do it.

I agree Pat. Was this their top of the line agitator? If not, which one was?

Didn't they take a dig at GE too? I am talking about Whirlpool.

How does it sound during agitation? And I completely agree with you about the real motor and transmission and enough water too.

Does it matter? Besides, how hard is it to sort laundry? What do the general public not understand? This is why I have a beef about these. Way too many electronics and too many things to go wrong. First, it's the drive motor... nope. Next, it's the control board... Nope. Next, it's the...

SMH! More stupid crap being foisted onto the general public who should know better ! No thank you! More stupid crap to go wrong!

I would, otherwise it will just fall on deaf ears! The manufacturers don't care! Besides, what do I have to lose anyway?

The state of appliances has gotten more and more and more and more abysmal every single year. Hence why I keep carrying on because I know what's going on.

I just moved out of my apartment that had the Bosch built Kenmore back into my dad's house which has the Whirlpool built one temporarily until I get another apartment unit in Temple, so try again. That Whirlpool built Kenmore has a top rack that is weak due to that stupid spray which is stupid crap!

Clown? Look at you. Most consumers would agree with me!

They need to make them again! They'd have a stainless steel silverware basket too!

Now dishwashers take 2 hours! This is so stupid! Whirlpool should hide their heads in shame.

Well they need to make them again! Consumers are sick and tired of the 2 hour cycles and unclean dishes! In other words, they still come out dirty!

We saw that with GE!

Exactly! Forget this new stupid crap! The reason why clothes are dry is because they never saw water to begin with! The only time is they're sprinkled on!