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Mike Marlow[_2_] Mike Marlow[_2_] is offline
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Default Base cabinet for front-load washer?

m II wrote:


Save your money and time, each wash. Get an old fashioned top load
and have some actual storage cabinets above it on the wall.

With a top-load washer your clothes will actually get clean in less
than four hours of waiting without detergent residue to irritate your
skin. If you want to save water get a suds saver machine. The fad is
fading, from poor user experience, just as it did back in the 50s and
60sm before, due too many problems that haven`t been fixed yet. It`s
all hype no matter what the sales con-artists are telling the
wallets. I have experienced a few very expensive machines.

Flame away


Not me - I'm not going to flame your comments. We bought a front loader a
few years ago, and if I had to do it again, I'd have a top loader there now.
Front loaders require HE detergents or the tub bearings get eaten alive,
they really do not clean as well as top loaders. But - it's down there in
the laundry room now, and it'll stay there until the time comes when it's
going to cost me money.

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-Mike-