[collie1228]

Three years ago my three year old Maytag washer went bad, and the repair was going to be over $300, so I decided to get rid of both. The washer had about a dozen functions we never used or wanted, and it was something to do with the computer that went bad. I went to Appliance Direct and told them I wanted the least complicated washer and dryer in their inventory. They sold me the Whirlpool set, which at the time was less than $800. They were delivered the next day. Love them; no problems and the clothes get clean.

[Bwanajim]

Originally Posted by Bunny1

Looking at buying a top load washer and dryer combo. Impeller or agitator? If you have recently made this purchase will you share model and brand if you liked or disliked your purchase? THANK YOU!

As an owner of a dry cleaners, for 40 years, I strongly suggest you get frontload if you have the room and can afford it.
Huge difference in cleaning quality, drying time, and you can put your bedspread and blankets in it.
I’m not sure what brand I got, but I got it at Walmart or Sam’s or Home Depot and it was I think 1500 for both?!
You’ll have it forever

[kschwi]

Originally Posted by Tavernierlady

Just had my 10+ year old whirlpool cabrio platinum water pump replaced. My repairman advised staying away from the new LG and Samsung washer and dryers. Mainly due to the electronic brain. Just saying, I have no real proof or experience.

Interesting. Consumer Reports rates LG highly for reliability.