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  • December 2, 2009 at 11:03 PM #16751
    infoseeker
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    Looking for recommendations on brand, model, size and store to get washer and gas dryer. We are a family of 4. Prefer to do laundry only once a week. Other factors in the order of importance
    1. Reliable
    2. Energy and water efficiency
    3. Ease of loading & unloading
    4. Economical

    December 3, 2009 at 3:45 AM #489755
    moneymaker
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    Front loading whirlpool duet,love it! Got ours from Costco I believe. Can put comforters in it and it spins the clothes dryer, saving money during the dry cycle. Now if only it would dry clean.

    December 3, 2009 at 3:45 AM #490624
    moneymaker
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    Front loading whirlpool duet,love it! Got ours from Costco I believe. Can put comforters in it and it spins the clothes dryer, saving money during the dry cycle. Now if only it would dry clean.

    December 3, 2009 at 3:45 AM #490393
    moneymaker
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    Front loading whirlpool duet,love it! Got ours from Costco I believe. Can put comforters in it and it spins the clothes dryer, saving money during the dry cycle. Now if only it would dry clean.

    December 3, 2009 at 3:45 AM #490305
    moneymaker
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    Front loading whirlpool duet,love it! Got ours from Costco I believe. Can put comforters in it and it spins the clothes dryer, saving money during the dry cycle. Now if only it would dry clean.

    December 3, 2009 at 3:45 AM #489922
    moneymaker
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    Front loading whirlpool duet,love it! Got ours from Costco I believe. Can put comforters in it and it spins the clothes dryer, saving money during the dry cycle. Now if only it would dry clean.

    December 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM #489967
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    I bought the front loading, water saving, expensive machines and they don’t clean well at all. Went to costco and got the top loading whirlpool and it does a great job.

    December 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM #490669
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    I bought the front loading, water saving, expensive machines and they don’t clean well at all. Went to costco and got the top loading whirlpool and it does a great job.

    December 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM #490350
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    I bought the front loading, water saving, expensive machines and they don’t clean well at all. Went to costco and got the top loading whirlpool and it does a great job.

    December 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM #490438
    investor
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    I bought the front loading, water saving, expensive machines and they don’t clean well at all. Went to costco and got the top loading whirlpool and it does a great job.

    December 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM #489801
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    I bought the front loading, water saving, expensive machines and they don’t clean well at all. Went to costco and got the top loading whirlpool and it does a great job.

    December 3, 2009 at 10:46 AM #490012
    zzz
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    I have the LG W/D (gas on the dryer) which are great. They clean clothes, towels, pillows, you name it very well, use very little water and I thought were a good price. I negotiated $450 off the set, 25% off all the accessories ( hoses, mounting kit, etc) and picked them up for less than the Sears scratch and ding.

    I bought the model that is one down from the top of the line with steam. I really don’t see the need for steam or reason to pay extra for it.

    Make sure you buy a washer with a stainless steel drum to last longer

    December 3, 2009 at 10:46 AM #490714
    zzz
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    I have the LG W/D (gas on the dryer) which are great. They clean clothes, towels, pillows, you name it very well, use very little water and I thought were a good price. I negotiated $450 off the set, 25% off all the accessories ( hoses, mounting kit, etc) and picked them up for less than the Sears scratch and ding.

    I bought the model that is one down from the top of the line with steam. I really don’t see the need for steam or reason to pay extra for it.

    Make sure you buy a washer with a stainless steel drum to last longer

    December 3, 2009 at 10:46 AM #489846
    zzz
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    I have the LG W/D (gas on the dryer) which are great. They clean clothes, towels, pillows, you name it very well, use very little water and I thought were a good price. I negotiated $450 off the set, 25% off all the accessories ( hoses, mounting kit, etc) and picked them up for less than the Sears scratch and ding.

    I bought the model that is one down from the top of the line with steam. I really don’t see the need for steam or reason to pay extra for it.

    Make sure you buy a washer with a stainless steel drum to last longer

    December 3, 2009 at 10:46 AM #490395
    zzz
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    I have the LG W/D (gas on the dryer) which are great. They clean clothes, towels, pillows, you name it very well, use very little water and I thought were a good price. I negotiated $450 off the set, 25% off all the accessories ( hoses, mounting kit, etc) and picked them up for less than the Sears scratch and ding.

    I bought the model that is one down from the top of the line with steam. I really don’t see the need for steam or reason to pay extra for it.

    Make sure you buy a washer with a stainless steel drum to last longer

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