joeypete
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Here's a link the GE ones...they are no longer being manufactured.
Maytag takes a commercial twist!
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stricklybojack
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Looks..
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good from here, commercial lookin' enough. If you're fussy about lots of settings not in evidence...well maybe it's time to think about why you came to be in a laundromat in the first place and start being thankful it's a new machine yer washin' in.
We do most of our washing in a laundromat btw and am so glad there is a good one on our block.[this post was last edited: 8/14/2015-16:39]
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good from here, commercial lookin' enough. If you're fussy about lots of settings not in evidence...well maybe it's time to think about why you came to be in a laundromat in the first place and start being thankful it's a new machine yer washin' in.
We do most of our washing in a laundromat btw and am so glad there is a good one on our block.[this post was last edited: 8/14/2015-16:39]
pierreandreply4
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true maytags washersand dryers including a money shot
pictures of true maytag washers and dryers and money shot of a true maytag agitator credit to some of the members who pictures i had saved up on my computer and youtube video of a classic 1978 maytag washer
pictures of true maytag washers and dryers and money shot of a true maytag agitator credit to some of the members who pictures i had saved up on my computer and youtube video of a classic 1978 maytag washer
How about we stay on topic a bit, and objectively discuss the machine that was start of this thread?
There are plenty of folks here that appreciate the older Maytag machines so by all means start a new thread! Posting pics of a "real" Maytag into this thread is just Hijacking...
There are plenty of folks here that appreciate the older Maytag machines so by all means start a new thread! Posting pics of a "real" Maytag into this thread is just Hijacking...
mjg0619
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Well, Whirlpool DID hijack Maytag.......
I'd give my left *ahem* to be able to waltz into an appliance store and purchase this entire lineup.
I'd give my left *ahem* to be able to waltz into an appliance store and purchase this entire lineup.
Something just bugs me about this machine and a lot of the other new washers. Such a big, no huge tub and only able to fill it about a third of the way with clothes. They remind me of when our washers were small and had an eight pound limit. Seems like the same amount of laundry your doing. Just so much wasted space.
Jon
Jon
A third with clothes
There are plenty of videos, even from people on here, who use HE washers with 4+ft³ and fill them up. And most say they are pretty damn OK (if used with little basic care). And if you mean the compacted down load after soaking: A traditional TL just inflates the space between the items with water, thus makeing the load seem bigger again.
There are plenty of videos, even from people on here, who use HE washers with 4+ft³ and fill them up. And most say they are pretty damn OK (if used with little basic care). And if you mean the compacted down load after soaking: A traditional TL just inflates the space between the items with water, thus makeing the load seem bigger again.
pierreandreply4
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Henene4,
The choice of a washer depends on the person needs and the number of cycles use depending on the fabric,
Like in my case the most cycles i ever use are normal perm press handwash or gentle as i do not need fancy cycles like allergen or sanitize
The choice of a washer depends on the person needs and the number of cycles use depending on the fabric,
Like in my case the most cycles i ever use are normal perm press handwash or gentle as i do not need fancy cycles like allergen or sanitize
I don't see how that relates to the capacity question.
Center post or no
These top loading washing machines are still subject to what the federal government is pleased to call "energy saving" laws.
Removing the beater allows for more and or bulky items to fit which in the process silences some critics of top loaders in aid of front; but water use is what it is.
These top loading washing machines are still subject to what the federal government is pleased to call "energy saving" laws.
Removing the beater allows for more and or bulky items to fit which in the process silences some critics of top loaders in aid of front; but water use is what it is.
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