Laundry Center
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Let those witches burn!
I have one of those in my collection (Kenmore All-in-One).
It's fun to play with, washing is mediocre, draining is terrible, spin cycle is ridiculous, drying is infamous because the drum looks like it's trying to spin dry so the clothes don't tumble and it takes FOREVER to dry.
At first I liked it, but I quickly learned how to consider them completely so so.
It's there, taking space in my SixFlags until the day I find another 24 inch washer that's much nicer and I end up evicting it.
For now, it's being useful to keep six flags looking crowded and every now and then it's fun to play with.
I have one of those in my collection (Kenmore All-in-One).
It's fun to play with, washing is mediocre, draining is terrible, spin cycle is ridiculous, drying is infamous because the drum looks like it's trying to spin dry so the clothes don't tumble and it takes FOREVER to dry.
At first I liked it, but I quickly learned how to consider them completely so so.
It's there, taking space in my SixFlags until the day I find another 24 inch washer that's much nicer and I end up evicting it.
For now, it's being useful to keep six flags looking crowded and every now and then it's fun to play with.
Remember seeing these in townhouses,condos,and trailers.No experience myself-just knew of folks that had them.Come to think of it-the townhouse next door to the one I used to have had one of these laundry centers-he hated the washer-the fellow said it ripped the buttons of his jackets.
golittlesport
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The washer in that unit is a Franklin-based design; it's not the GM Frigidaire agitub. One can tell because the original Frigidaire version had two control dials for the washer and the latter Franklin version had three.
Is the 3rd control for load size? GM version is a solid-tub, timed-fill, full load only (yes?) so reasonably has only timer and temp selection.
