The Cabrio has a new Friend!

[laundryshark]

File Uploading Alternatives

Try using one of the below posted file sharing resources. At least you can upload a huge file in this capacity. As long as it's basic Windows Media compatible, I would gladly accept it. I found these Web resources in the March 2007 issue of PCWorld under the article entitled ”35 THINGS EVERY PC USER SHOULD KNOW.” The subheading is “Move Big Files across the Internet.” See Web addresses below.--Laundry Shark

Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire
http://www.mediafire.com/Free Secure Online Storage—Xdrive
http://www.xdrive.com/ftp's files Free file hosting - Files upload - Max 1 GB per file via FTP, 300 MB via HTTP, Subdomain, FTP access, the fastest 1-click free file-hoster
http://www.files-upload.com/GigaSize.com: Host and Share your Files
http://www.gigasize.com/Pando | Thanks for Sharing
http://www.pando.com/YouSendIt - File Sharing Transfer Delivery - PC FTP Replacement
http://www.yousendit.com/

 

[DADoES]

A file storage option that seems to be consistently overlooked is that many ISPs provide server space for user home pages. One doesn't have to create a formally-written web page, the space can be used for storing/sharing individual files as well. A size limit is typically enforced, which depending on the parameters may be sufficient for just a few large files, or may not be enough for a LARGE file at all .. but it's a possibility to be investigated. You're paying for the service, may as well use everything it offers.

 

[maytagwc401]

After watching the video, I wonder if this machine is really washing the sheet and comforter?
Nothing is moving except the tub. I don't like that system at all.
From what I can see.

 

[DADoES]

There is rollover. Compare the beginning of the clip to the end. The items have moved.

 

[bobbyd32l]

No Rollover?

When the load is that large rollover is ALOT slower... especially when there are large items. There is rollover its just slow.

Hows this for roll over? That is my machine with alot of items, such as jeans, khaki type work pants, shirts, socks, etc

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=977346913539657855&q=whirlpool+cabrio

 

[tomturbomatic]

I have this dryer and really like it, especially the window. The reason it dries so fast is that it has a dual heating element system. It is like the old Kenmore electric Soft Heat. When the operating thermostat is satisfied, the larger element cycles off, but the smaller one stays on so the dryer does not suffer the big swings in temperature like most dryers have between the heat off and heat on periods. I like the added capacity gained by the built out bulkhead area in front of the drum. I also like the drum light that can be on during the drying.