Um, yes.. They disappeared. What is this? Once I post pictures from this public online library, they are being deleted... Anyway, the pictures above were all the had.
Alex
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We doin' big pimpin, we spendin' cheese... on Whirlpool appliances
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joe_in_philly
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Thanks, Alex. My apologies, I was not paying attention and didn't realize you posted the original pics. I am so glad you were able to snag them before they disappeared from the website. I am looking forward to finding out more about the new models. It is about time that Whirlpool update its FL washer line. Hopefully they don't continue the FL trend of eliminating the prewash and presoak - they come in handy.
Joe
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Hello LG!
That color is "Chardonnay" and this washer costs almost $1900.
That color is "Chardonnay" and this washer costs almost $1900.
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These Whirlpools are going to be made
in the USA in Ohio. [this post was last edited: 7/13/2010-16:09]
in the USA in Ohio. [this post was last edited: 7/13/2010-16:09]
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Wait for it.....
from the a local audit report from June 2009: "Whirlpool has announced they are adding a line of front loading
washing machines to their plant in Clyde and installing new energy efficient automatic washer platforms
for both the front and top loading lines, which will go online in 2010. They are investing $175 million and
will add approximately 90 – 100 jobs."
from the a local audit report from June 2009: "Whirlpool has announced they are adding a line of front loading
washing machines to their plant in Clyde and installing new energy efficient automatic washer platforms
for both the front and top loading lines, which will go online in 2010. They are investing $175 million and
will add approximately 90 – 100 jobs."
I didn't like the touch screen control on the Neptune 7500 washer/dryer set when I first got it, but after a few months I grew to appreciate its advantages. I like having a lot of customizable wash and dry options. It certainly saves time starting up a wash. I keep the most used settings (six combinations per screen) on the first screen, which handles 95% of my washing needs. Other combinations are saved on subsequent screens.
Most Americans now have little problem operating touch-screen devices, such as cell phones or ATM machines. It's a bit unfortunate that Maytag and GE/Hitachi (Harmony) got mired in a patent battle over the big touch screen format, resulting in its not being used on subsequent designs, because it's really quite nice to have.
Most Americans now have little problem operating touch-screen devices, such as cell phones or ATM machines. It's a bit unfortunate that Maytag and GE/Hitachi (Harmony) got mired in a patent battle over the big touch screen format, resulting in its not being used on subsequent designs, because it's really quite nice to have.
pierreandreply4
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nice set
