KitchenAid Pro Line
Most beautiful front loading pair EVER!
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westytoploader
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Duet in Stainless
If those are the Duet's "stepped vanes" I see in the picture with the doors open, I can believe it!
For the price of the KitchenAid ProLine I'd rather have a commercial double-loader, thank you.
If those are the Duet's "stepped vanes" I see in the picture with the doors open, I can believe it!
For the price of the KitchenAid ProLine I'd rather have a commercial double-loader, thank you.
ooh a commerical double-loader?
As in a Wascomat?
NOW you are talking!
As in a Wascomat?
NOW you are talking!
OMG
The KitchenAid pro line set looks almost exact to the ADC/Solaris.
KitchenAid has ordered all vendors to cease Internet sales, so it may be hard to find snaps with enough details for full comparison.
L.
The KitchenAid pro line set looks almost exact to the ADC/Solaris.
KitchenAid has ordered all vendors to cease Internet sales, so it may be hard to find snaps with enough details for full comparison.
L.
<blockquote>OMG
The KitchenAid pro line set looks almost exact to the ADC/Solaris.</blockquote>
I said that up above, Post# 125411-4/29/2006-15:49.
Why do I even bother. Ghost writer. Waste of bits-n-bytes.
*sigh*
*LOL*
{heads off into the sunset....}
The KitchenAid pro line set looks almost exact to the ADC/Solaris.</blockquote>
I said that up above, Post# 125411-4/29/2006-15:49.
Why do I even bother. Ghost writer. Waste of bits-n-bytes.
*sigh*
*LOL*
{heads off into the sunset....}
A Wascomat build-quality, water level to the bottom of the glass or water level options, at least 3.0 cu.ft., soft-mount, 1000 rpm (min.) spin and I'd gladly pay $2500-3000. For a Duet in drag? No way.
tecnopolis
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Yes, A Duet in drag indeed~! Tilted tub and all. Still I like the styling. SO I guess the washer is made in Germany then?
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The KitchenAid pro-line version (pictured above; thanks, DADoES!) was profiled at appliance.com a few months ago. Price for the pair was $7000. (Yes, seven thousand dollars.)
In the spirit of Austin's comment above, I'd rather have a mini laundromat of FrigMores than to spend seven large on this pair. They are gorgeous, though, no two ways about it.
In the spirit of Austin's comment above, I'd rather have a mini laundromat of FrigMores than to spend seven large on this pair. They are gorgeous, though, no two ways about it.
Designgeek
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Launderess, re. "KitchenAid has ordered all vendors to cease Internet sales," could that just be that one can't sell the units via online shopping, but a local appliance dealer could still have them pictured on their website to bring people into the store?
I can't imagine a company telling its dealers they couldn't do the latter. That would be almost a kiss of death these days. It would hurt the manufacturer more than the dealers.
I can't imagine a company telling its dealers they couldn't do the latter. That would be almost a kiss of death these days. It would hurt the manufacturer more than the dealers.
Think you may have it right, cannot remember the exact details, but sure KA sent some sort of word out.
Will see if I can find anything more and report back.
L.
Will see if I can find anything more and report back.
L.
mistervain
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A Duet In Drag
I love it! LOL
I came across the Ipso website and found for sale, soft-mount commercial washers with programmable water levels....YES!!
The question is: how much, does anyone know? Like Gansky, I would gladly pay several bills (and maybe take out some home equity) for a machine like that
I love it! LOL
I came across the Ipso website and found for sale, soft-mount commercial washers with programmable water levels....YES!!
The question is: how much, does anyone know? Like Gansky, I would gladly pay several bills (and maybe take out some home equity) for a machine like that
