Hey guys, what's new for 2025 for Speed Queen Home? I disagree with some of his points, like fabric softener use. If you use it properly, it will take care of you. I prefer filling the softener dispenser halfway with softener, then topping it off with warm water. I also prefer to use the recommended amount of detergent. Bleach if washing whites. All as directed. Of course, I clean the dispensers as needed. No issues.
Speed Queen Home 2025
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Speed Queen has mostly been content to make minor tweaks to their lineup these past couple years. The big introduction last year was…a black TC5. The exact same machine, but black.
I expect a similarly muted 2025. Maybe they’ll add a glass top option to their top loaders or something like that.
I expect a similarly muted 2025. Maybe they’ll add a glass top option to their top loaders or something like that.
Or maybe...
They'll add a dual action agitator.
They'll add a dual action agitator.
maytaga806
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Your hysterical Jerome. Speed queen would ever do that, guaranteed.
Speed Queen TC washers with dual action agitator
Actually, Speed Queen has been considering doing that as it would increase the usable capacity a lot
Our sales rep confirmed that they have been considering this. Why would that be ridiculous Sean?
John L
Actually, Speed Queen has been considering doing that as it would increase the usable capacity a lot
Our sales rep confirmed that they have been considering this. Why would that be ridiculous Sean?
John L
Narrower tubs yes, but not the shorter wider tubs of the Speed Queen. Why MUST every maker go with that DAA ? Maybe 1 extra shirt ? Or a pair of pants ? I hope SQ leaves well enough alone. Single action agitators are more reliable and their well-designed one has no need of a ratchet.
I am all for Speed Queen coming out with a heavy duty dual action agitator. I think that will win cusotmers over. Even Whirlpools most basic Amana/Roper models have come with a dual action agitator for some time now. Consumers know DAs work.
Who's complaining about the wash action in SQ ? I never had a problem with the flex-vane.
Not so much complaining as not buying. The difference in agitator between a BOL Whirlpool and TC5 can be used as selling point for any customer thinking about capacity.
agitation speed
I'm sure they're considering increasing their agitation speed to help the dual action agitator perform better. Look at Whirlpool, Maytag, and even GE.
I'm sure they're considering increasing their agitation speed to help the dual action agitator perform better. Look at Whirlpool, Maytag, and even GE.
The thing about a DA agitator is that it works with the speed and stroke it is driven at. Speed Queen can keep the same arc and OPM while getting increased performance on packed loads over a standard vane agitator.
chetlaham
You got me thinking. I'd love to see this take place. What if they increased the OPM to about 150 while changing the arc to 140 degrees arc. It would be nice to keep it at 68 OPM while agitating at 210 degrees arc.
You got me thinking. I'd love to see this take place. What if they increased the OPM to about 150 while changing the arc to 140 degrees arc. It would be nice to keep it at 68 OPM while agitating at 210 degrees arc.
I'd think you'd have more clothing wear. Long, slower arcs are IMO better.
speed queen agitator design
I think What Speed Queen should do is to make their agitator fins really smooth to increase water turbulence, but reduce wear and tear while agitating at 68 OPM and 210 degrees arc with the dual action agitator. I think Frigidaire did something similar with their 74 OPM agitation with the dual action agitator.
I think What Speed Queen should do is to make their agitator fins really smooth to increase water turbulence, but reduce wear and tear while agitating at 68 OPM and 210 degrees arc with the dual action agitator. I think Frigidaire did something similar with their 74 OPM agitation with the dual action agitator.
MAT15MNAWW
Jerome, I remember you telling me about those in your dorm! Stupid indeed. I'm leaving my reply here not to de-rail an existing thread since it fits here better.
These machines had 31, 30 second increments after the wash. Meaning these machines were perfect candidates for an HE rinse without tearing apart clothes or having to fill 1/3 the way full of water.
Something like:
Drain 2 minutes
Spin 2 minutes
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 6 minutes
Would fit perfectly where the existing drains, spins and low water rinsing is.
You could also do:
2 minute drain
30 second spray and spin -cool down / suds kill-
Spin 1 minute 30 seconds
Proceed as normal for permanent press fabrics.
Jerome, I remember you telling me about those in your dorm! Stupid indeed. I'm leaving my reply here not to de-rail an existing thread since it fits here better.
These machines had 31, 30 second increments after the wash. Meaning these machines were perfect candidates for an HE rinse without tearing apart clothes or having to fill 1/3 the way full of water.
Something like:
Drain 2 minutes
Spin 2 minutes
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 1 minute
spray 30 seconds
spin 6 minutes
Would fit perfectly where the existing drains, spins and low water rinsing is.
You could also do:
2 minute drain
30 second spray and spin -cool down / suds kill-
Spin 1 minute 30 seconds
Proceed as normal for permanent press fabrics.
combo52
I agree with combo 52 on the dual action agitator. This would help the clothes load go under. I hope they keep the same agitation arc and speed. Not to say that there's anything wrong with the flex vane agitator. Their dual action agitator could be more gentle on clothes while increasing turnover rate.[this post was last edited: 4/3/2025-14:00]
I agree with combo 52 on the dual action agitator. This would help the clothes load go under. I hope they keep the same agitation arc and speed. Not to say that there's anything wrong with the flex vane agitator. Their dual action agitator could be more gentle on clothes while increasing turnover rate.[this post was last edited: 4/3/2025-14:00]
maytaga806
Well-known member
There is absolutely no problems with the current flexvane they have been making for decades now, I don’t know why you talk about machines you don’t even own Jerome? So what would you know. With all the videos you watch about speed queens it should come without question at this point that they don’t struggle at all to turn anything over.
dual action agitators
I've had washers with dual action agitators and they have turned over packed loads. If Speed Queen Home considers making them, they should make them second to none. Don't say "never", because Speed Queen may introduce a dual action agitator sooner or later. There's no telling when. They may consider doing it like combo52 said.[this post was last edited: 4/3/2025-15:31]
I've had washers with dual action agitators and they have turned over packed loads. If Speed Queen Home considers making them, they should make them second to none. Don't say "never", because Speed Queen may introduce a dual action agitator sooner or later. There's no telling when. They may consider doing it like combo52 said.[this post was last edited: 4/3/2025-15:31]
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