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I would say the current GE machines with dual action agitator. They are the closest thing to a historic wash action every e here seems to crave. With 2nd place honorable mention going to GE’s impellers. Their impeller design, from watching many videos, looks to have the best blooming and...

Check out JeevesNY channel on YouTube. Lots of good tips. Plus, All is really not a great detergent. It’s mediocre at best, formulated for a price point. Ariel powder is really top of the list! It’s only drawback is it has heavy perfumes if you’re sensitive to that. Here’s some good tips...

What a stupid comment. The typical argument response of “so if you’re not anti-x, you must be pro-y!!!”

Odd you didn’t take the opportunity to follow up for clarification. You just snap-judged. I disagree with 99.9% of everything you say, but the offer was good. You still don’t seem interested. Oh well, another one to become a recycled something.

This is unfortunate but that’s also not how math and statistics work. You’re talking about small observed data points. Not the statistical failure rate of a HUGE sample size of machines. GE made millions of these things. I’m not going to say they were amazing on a Newton Maytag level. But they...

I’m not lying. Until you and Chet provide hard mathematical data and evidence that “thousands and thousands” of people were cheated by this product. Then I don’t believe you. That’s how EVIDENCE works. There were no lawsuits or recalls in the news that I can find on T series washers and...

Completely and utterly ridiculous. What an authoritarian thing to say. GE broke NO laws in the production of the T series and Hydrowave washers. In fact, they made GE lots of money and gave owners years and years of mostly good service. The constant emotional tirades on this model of...

I’ve offered to you multiple times, my broken KA Supurba 25 PowerClean, with no response. You just get weepy in post after post about the past. Well, you can let the tears flow when I throw out the whole appliance tonight since nobody wants it. It just needs a door switch and harness. I...

I’m pretty sure it depends on what people go to college for. I don’t think I want a doctor that didn’t go to medical school. I don’t think I want to drive a car designed by people who didn’t learn statics, dynamics, or materials. I don’t think any of you want my smoke alarms or jet engines or...

Lmao. No. You don’t.

Oh and let’s not forget the innovation of the CINDER BRICK 🤣🤣🤣

Lmao. Ok whatever. Have your fantasies. It doesn’t really matter. Ts aren’t made anymore anyway.

Yeah well I’ve used two of these T GE washers too, and my experience was not the same. They were both fine. And you two tiddlywinks won’t accept that most of the model T washers ran perfectly fine and quiet for years to come. Maybe you and Chet got duds. Or you’re just abusive to machines.

I will add. There’s nothing inherently wrong with a suspension rod system. The belt drive was rod suspended. The problem is none of these modern machines are dampened like older ones. So the tubs go out of control a little easier. When designed right, suspension rods will transmit a lot less...

Escándalo!!! Lies.

That’s so funny. You’re Maytag has a plastic gear in it Matt.

Typically, no, at least not any of the American dishwasher brands. The way sensor cycles typically work is they sense low, medium or high soil. And those each have a set cycle sequence. So it’s possible the medium and/or high soil settings will have one or two added post-rinses.

Sure, Jan. This is my grandma from WWII we’re talking about, who kept an immaculate home and washed everything in “LINCO.”

lol this thread is such a circular hand massage. I know the T series wasn’t as tank-like as FilterFlo. But the FilterFlos were probably the worst of the classic washers. C’mon now. Cardboard backing? Weird giant rubber boot on the bottom of the tub? Major weak spot. Giant outer tub and tiny...

How do you feel about GE Appliance Park? Having 5 massive factories, its own zip code, its own fire station, its own railroad…