luxkid1980
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Just got our new Speed Queen laundry center delivered over the weekend. It's model # SF7007WE, and is replacing an older stacked GE washer/dryer that was starting to make loud noises. We were hoping the GE could be repaired inexpensively, but the technician said it would be cost-prohibitive as it would need to be completely disassembled to get at the bearings that needed to be replaced. The GE was only about 6 years old, so it was disappointing it didn't last longer.
So we set out to find something with commercial build quality that will hopefully last a long time. Our laundry room is very small and the door pretty narrow, so we had to go with a stacked unit again. The appliance store nearby had a wide selection and this unit seemed to have pretty good reviews. I was considering an LG model as well, but wanted something that was simple to operate without a bunch of unnecessary features like WiFi, etc.
It seems to work well so far and gets clothes clean. I do like that you can choose the various water temps and spin speeds. It doesn't have an onboard water heater, but makes the wash water as hot as what comes from our electric water heater. This is also my first steam capable dryer and that feature does seem to get most wrinkles out of dress shirts.
Does anyone else have a Speed Queen stackable and if so, what are your thoughts?







So we set out to find something with commercial build quality that will hopefully last a long time. Our laundry room is very small and the door pretty narrow, so we had to go with a stacked unit again. The appliance store nearby had a wide selection and this unit seemed to have pretty good reviews. I was considering an LG model as well, but wanted something that was simple to operate without a bunch of unnecessary features like WiFi, etc.
It seems to work well so far and gets clothes clean. I do like that you can choose the various water temps and spin speeds. It doesn't have an onboard water heater, but makes the wash water as hot as what comes from our electric water heater. This is also my first steam capable dryer and that feature does seem to get most wrinkles out of dress shirts.
Does anyone else have a Speed Queen stackable and if so, what are your thoughts?






