Maytag Bravos XL Line Sales Guide

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[arbilab]

Precious, the stuff they tell salesmen to say. Like how the detergent gets in the tub makes a difference in what it ends up doing. Thanks for publishing for site view.

 

[gorenje]

Very interesting and nice looking machines!

Thanks for sharing it.

How much does is cost a machine like this?

Ingemar

 

[haxisfan]

Yeah... they're good looking ;-)

I've never liked top-loaders until I saw these Bravos high-efficiency washers.

How much water would they use if you had a small load to wash... say a complete tracksuit (top and bottom), a couple of t-shirts and some socks and boxer shorts? Will it be about the same as a front-loader (approx 25 litres), a little more or a lot more?

I'd just like to see how feasable it would be for me to own something like this and use it as a daily driver as I do many small loads (as well as the weekly ones) and still getting away with reasonable water tariffs (as I am on a meter). It's never gonna happen anyway... as we don't even get high efficiency top-loaders over here... it's just a personal curiosity. Thanks

 

[gansky1]

Are the "fins" on the impeller topped with silicone-rubber? Hold on Harriet Nelson, there's a new washer in town! If so, I'll bet they really drag the fabrics around pretty vigorously.

I've never had the chance to play with one of these - other than spinning a bottle of Tide HE at Sears with Steve B. once... RUN!!

 

[mrb627]

Release

None of the stores around me have these new machines yet. The current Bravos machines are all at clearance pricing so I assume they are coming soon.

Malcolm