William! What doe this have to do with Speed Queen? Don't change the subject please!
Will The TR Series Ever Go Away? Please?
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I hope you got the metaphor of a Speed Queen Classic and indie rock due to their rhythmic sound and feel, which is steady and simple, straightforward. It's like Speed Queen Classic has to just wash, rinse, and spin right as does indie rock just has your typical song structure with verses, choruses/bridges, and a transition. No excessive drum solos like you hearin heavy metal like what GE would do with it's excessive banging around the cabinet. Actually, that's what GE post FF would at the drums. I hope you get that metaphor again. Or maybe excessive drum solos wouldbe like adding steam to the wash. Chetlaham, help me out with this metaphor here. I think I'm onto something.
I hope you got the metaphor of a Speed Queen Classic and indie rock due to their rhythmic sound and feel, which is steady and simple, straightforward. It's like Speed Queen Classic has to just wash, rinse, and spin right as does indie rock just has your typical song structure with verses, choruses/bridges, and a transition. No excessive drum solos like you hearin heavy metal like what GE would do with it's excessive banging around the cabinet. Actually, that's what GE post FF would at the drums. I hope you get that metaphor again. Or maybe excessive drum solos wouldbe like adding steam to the wash. Chetlaham, help me out with this metaphor here. I think I'm onto something.
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Check out the great washing machine scam thread. I believe the so-called perfect wash series fits into this category, as do most washers on the market whether top or front loading. Virtually zero water to clean anything.
Check out the great washing machine scam thread. I believe the so-called perfect wash series fits into this category, as do most washers on the market whether top or front loading. Virtually zero water to clean anything.
cfz2882
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I am still going to buy the first 2nd hand TR I find.
Why do I have the feeling...
That the TC5 is Speed Queen's best seller? I don't think they want to admit that.
That the TC5 is Speed Queen's best seller? I don't think they want to admit that.
mark_wpduet
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Just saw a random video on youtube... not a professional one. Just a lady videoing her garden stains and her speed queen. Apparently, she lived in a duplex type setup with her son being on the other side. She used to have a whirlpool front loader which she gave to him that's on the other side... It looked older...Like maybe 2014 or so.. So she sprayed her stained with dirt garden shorts with shout...put them in the Speed queen TR... the stain was still there. She sounded like she knew nothing about washers... but she said if she has really dirty stuff, she has to take it over to her sons front loader and wash them in that... LOL... which she did... and they came clean.
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Maybe because they don't want to know the truth. The perfect wash wasn't all that's cracked up to be. It's too gentle, even on the allegedly heavy duty cycle. That may explain why it doesn't clean work and play clothes like the classic clean does. It may be fine for office clothes or if you are just lounging around.
Maybe because they don't want to know the truth. The perfect wash wasn't all that's cracked up to be. It's too gentle, even on the allegedly heavy duty cycle. That may explain why it doesn't clean work and play clothes like the classic clean does. It may be fine for office clothes or if you are just lounging around.
The TR series are glorified power soakers and handwash plus machines. Fine lingerie, lace, curtains, ect are great for a TR, not heavily soiled clothes.
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Very well said. It's like you have to wash the above on heavy duty to get things clean. It's still gentle on heavy duty anyway, so you can wash delicate items on that cycle due to how the wash action is. They're still being sold, believe it or not. It's also fine for retired folks.
Very well said. It's like you have to wash the above on heavy duty to get things clean. It's still gentle on heavy duty anyway, so you can wash delicate items on that cycle due to how the wash action is. They're still being sold, believe it or not. It's also fine for retired folks.
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