My machine was priced at $900, plus tax and delivery it totaled $1,120.
Does Speed Queen make any washers for Sears Kenmore?
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roger
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Pulsator:
Thanks for the information, it's good to know.
Whirlcool:
I just double-checked mine, a 3.5 year old Huebsch (the name Speed Queen uses in Canada) and it does NOT have a grey water rinse...quite relieved actually!
Thanks for the information, it's good to know.
Whirlcool:
I just double-checked mine, a 3.5 year old Huebsch (the name Speed Queen uses in Canada) and it does NOT have a grey water rinse...quite relieved actually!
huebschman
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Euro Design
Yep, Still in production. Serial number starts with 12. Warm rince available (not the same energy restrictions here in CA). Bet it also fill all the way up. Damn... forgot to check the price!
Sorry, will get back to you...
Yep, Still in production. Serial number starts with 12. Warm rince available (not the same energy restrictions here in CA). Bet it also fill all the way up. Damn... forgot to check the price!
Sorry, will get back to you...
huebschman
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Euro Design
Link does not work... 2nd try.
Link does not work... 2nd try.
huebschman
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Euro Design
Sorry. Still not working.
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Sorry. Still not working.
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huebschman
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EuroDesign
Got the price:
https://www.tanguay.ca/catalogue-fi...rcial-de-euro-design/&dep=02&cat=D&sku=907124
Glad to have paid $60 more (than the reg price) to have the Huebsch/SQ stylish control panel/knobs and the 3 year waranty (vs 2 for the EuroDesign). And the EuroDesign waher is actually smaller than the dryer.
Got the price:
https://www.tanguay.ca/catalogue-fi...rcial-de-euro-design/&dep=02&cat=D&sku=907124
Glad to have paid $60 more (than the reg price) to have the Huebsch/SQ stylish control panel/knobs and the 3 year waranty (vs 2 for the EuroDesign). And the EuroDesign waher is actually smaller than the dryer.
mickeyd
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Little Greys
How far we've come .....-er, regressed.
In the heyday of automatics, the grey rinse was the first of 2, sometimes 3 rinses. In fact, depending on brand and water level, often 2/3's or more of the wash water was drained away. No one in their most generous moment ever called even this deeper draining a rinse. It was a cool-down, followed, in some Whirlpool family machines, by a second cool-down, then a spin, spray rinses, and finally a full deep rinse, AND THEN even more spray rinses.
When I first heard of the grey (aka, alien ;'D ) rinses I thought it was an exaggeration. Are you sure it doesn't drain all of the water away and simply not spin?
So much for wishful hyperbole.
The new GE's drain for over six minutes, and proceed to rinse without spinning and rinse in less than half a tub full of water, unless you flip a switch. Then you get a full spin a a full rinse fill.
Are there washers out there that actually only allow a grey rinse, period, with no option out?
How far we've come .....-er, regressed.
In the heyday of automatics, the grey rinse was the first of 2, sometimes 3 rinses. In fact, depending on brand and water level, often 2/3's or more of the wash water was drained away. No one in their most generous moment ever called even this deeper draining a rinse. It was a cool-down, followed, in some Whirlpool family machines, by a second cool-down, then a spin, spray rinses, and finally a full deep rinse, AND THEN even more spray rinses.
When I first heard of the grey (aka, alien ;'D ) rinses I thought it was an exaggeration. Are you sure it doesn't drain all of the water away and simply not spin?
So much for wishful hyperbole.
The new GE's drain for over six minutes, and proceed to rinse without spinning and rinse in less than half a tub full of water, unless you flip a switch. Then you get a full spin a a full rinse fill.
Are there washers out there that actually only allow a grey rinse, period, with no option out?
Oooh, they do look very European, now that I've taken my
'Huebsch' means pretty in German - and they do look pretty. That must be why they are called Euro Design. You know - Huebsch = pretty in German, hence Euro Design; it all makes perfect sense now.
'Huebsch' means pretty in German - and they do look pretty. That must be why they are called Euro Design. You know - Huebsch = pretty in German, hence Euro Design; it all makes perfect sense now.
