Originally Posted by gomoho View Post
So the front loaders are saving on water and you can wash a million pair of jeans or towels in one load, but what a pain in the butt the rest of the time. If you had to do it again - would you buy a front loader or a traditional machine??? Sorry for the hijack but curious.
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Originally Posted by CFrance
There was another thread on this a year or so ago. I detest my agitator-less top loader as compared with how well my front loader in MI got my clothes clean. It doesn't use enough water to get the clothes clean. I have to use tons of stain pre-treat and much hotter water. I can't wait till it breaks. I'll be going back to a front loader.
Others, however, love theirs.
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Well -- it's the old story . . .
If you ask ten people, you will get ten opinions!
When we moved here I thought it was time for me to get 'modernized'
and buy one of the new front loaders, which I did.
To make it short and sweet -- I don't like it!
I don't like the fact that I can't use Tide powder, because I find some residue.
Larger items (sheets, blankets, etc.) get rolled up.
I question how can they be clean if that's what happens in the washing process???
Again -- this is me, not the washer!
Just as a point of information, my pair is a quality set -- a Whilpool Duet set on pedestals.
The problem isn't with the washer per se; it's me!
I just don't like it and would sell it in a heartbeat!