sillysuds
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The Hotpoint top load washer at PC Richard a good washer? price is very low $329.00. Thank You.
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joeypete
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They are the same as the GE HydroWave. I loved mine. It was basically an old school washer. Very quiet during agitation...little noisier on spin, but not bad.
The lower end model doesn't have a fabric softener dispenser and no deep rinse I believe. If you can, get the next model up that has both those options. I think you'd be happier with that one.
The lower end model doesn't have a fabric softener dispenser and no deep rinse I believe. If you can, get the next model up that has both those options. I think you'd be happier with that one.
That design.
That design tends to eat belts, which are are not exactly easy to install. My store also sells quite a few of the mode shifter / drive tube assemblies for these (I may have the name wrong on that part). The computer boards aren't fun either.
Most of my customers like Speed Queens.
Just my 2 cents,
Dave
That design tends to eat belts, which are are not exactly easy to install. My store also sells quite a few of the mode shifter / drive tube assemblies for these (I may have the name wrong on that part). The computer boards aren't fun either.
Most of my customers like Speed Queens.
Just my 2 cents,
Dave
LaVidaBoem
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Your 2¢ gets my vote...
Hello,
+One on your extrapolation of GE/Hotpoint. Now.
I hate to knock so many things...but those GE/Hotpoint things are not that great "here" either.
Last 2 to 4 years on average before all you mention, and then tranny, clutches, motors...
I am not fond of low end, top loads from anyone; if I had to buy one, it would be the Maytag/Whirlpool new.
I would also suggest a Direct Drive used Whirlpool/Maytag iteration Used for a bill or so ($100) while I saved the money to buy a little higher up the ladder.
For What It's Worth,
LaVidaBoem
Hello,
+One on your extrapolation of GE/Hotpoint. Now.
I hate to knock so many things...but those GE/Hotpoint things are not that great "here" either.
Last 2 to 4 years on average before all you mention, and then tranny, clutches, motors...
I am not fond of low end, top loads from anyone; if I had to buy one, it would be the Maytag/Whirlpool new.
I would also suggest a Direct Drive used Whirlpool/Maytag iteration Used for a bill or so ($100) while I saved the money to buy a little higher up the ladder.
For What It's Worth,
LaVidaBoem
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