laundryshark
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Sunday after church, I went with a friend to Menards to purchase some bookshelves. While exploring the store, we looked at some washers and dryers. Found several Whirlpool, Roper (probably leftover stock in case Roper laundry pairs are no longer made), and GE washers. There were both top load and front load models on display. Of particular interest was a whirltag. It looked like a Maytag on the outside, but had the Whirlpool guts on the inside. We even found a Haier washer for about $240. That was the first time I actually got to look at a Haier in person. Would like to have that little machine for laundering wash cloths, socks, and other small items, while reserving the larger clothes and linens for the full capacity Speed Queen commercial washers in our building. Menards also has a grocery section with several basic food, toiletry, cleaning, and janitorial items. We got a brief glimpse of some Ajax laundry Powder and some Arm & Hammer Laundry Soap. Other than those quick glances, I do not know anything else except that I did manage to find a decent plastic bookshelf set that was easy to assemble without tools or glue. This plastic shelf has five tiers and holds heavier items better than those metal, spindly supporting shelving units. For more information, see the Menards.com Web site.--Laundry Shark