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TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 12:19:54 PM #1:	https://www.costco.com/samsung-5.5-cu.-ft.-extra-large-capacity-top-load-washer-7.4-cu.-ft.-electric- dryer-with-steam-sanitize%2b-laundry-package.product.100801469.html --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972166258] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>https://www.costco.com/samsung-5.5-cu.-ft.-extra-large-capacity-top-load-washer-7.4-cu.-ft.-electric-dryer-with-steam-sanitize%2b-laundry-package.product.100801469.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jupiter 03/14/23 12:21:07 PM #2:	If you separate long links with a line break, I can't remember if it will allow you to click it, but it will at least allow you to copy and paste without deleting a space. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23 <cite>Jupiter posted [p:972166275] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>If you separate long links with a line break, I can't remember if it will allow you to click it, but it will at least allow you to copy and paste without deleting a space.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 12:21:36 PM #3:	Jupiter posted... If you separate long links with a line break, I can't remember if it will allow you to click it, but it will at least allow you to copy and paste without deleting a space. based --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972166282] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Jupiter posted... </cite><quote>If you separate long links with a line break, I can't remember if it will allow you to click it, but it will at least allow you to copy and paste without deleting a space.</quote>based</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
R1masher 03/14/23 12:21:48 PM #4:	Can you launder money or dry ice with it? --- R1R1R1R1R1R1 <cite>R1masher posted [p:972166291] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Can you launder money or dry ice with it?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AloneIBreak 03/14/23 12:22:40 PM #5:	Allen getting desperate with the advertisement posts on CE. --- "The civilized man, where he cannot admire, will aim rather at understanding than at reprobating." - Bertrand Russell <cite>AloneIBreak posted [p:972166305] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Allen getting desperate with the advertisement posts on CE. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mustachedmystic 03/14/23 12:49:40 PM #6:	Does the washer have an agitator? --- Sittin' here in a hired tuxedo, you wanna see my bacon torpedo? <cite>mustachedmystic posted [p:972166877] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Does the washer have an agitator?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 12:56:44 PM #7:	mustachedmystic posted... Does the washer have an agitator? no agitator. my girlfriend hates the one we currently have so an agitator would be a dealbreaker i personally couldnt care less. to me it just looks like a pole that takes up space. i have no idea what it does better or worse than non-agitators other than the home depot lady mentioned NOT having an agitator is better for comforters and big thick blankets like that --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972167022] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>mustachedmystic posted... </cite><quote>Does the washer have an agitator?</quote>no agitator. my girlfriend hates the one we currently have so an agitator would be a dealbreakeri personally couldnt care less. to me it just looks like a pole that takes up space. i have no idea what it does better or worse than non-agitators other than the home depot lady mentioned NOT having an agitator is better for comforters and big thick blankets like that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VampireCoyote 03/14/23 12:58:16 PM #8:	I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine --- She/her <cite>VampireCoyote posted [p:972167050] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Incurso91 03/14/23 1:16:21 PM #9:	Agitators do next to nothing in modern HE washers due to the wash action and one-piece design. It does help to keep clothes off the center, though. <cite>Incurso91 posted [p:972167427] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Agitators do next to nothing in modern HE washers due to the wash action and one-piece design. It does help to keep clothes off the center, though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
theAteam 03/14/23 1:29:04 PM #10:	Just got a washer and dryer. Multiple sales people I talked to told me Samsung sucks and they keep getting warranty claims from their machines. However, personally I know a few people that have them and have not yet had issues. It's a bit overkill for me personally pricewise but if you have the money sure why not. TaylorHeinicke posted... no agitator. my girlfriend hates the one we currently have so an agitator would be a dealbreaker i personally couldnt care less. to me it just looks like a pole that takes up space. i have no idea what it does better or worse than non-agitators other than the home depot lady mentioned NOT having an agitator is better for comforters and big thick blankets like that No one I talked to could specify pros or cons between having an agitator or not. They said the agitator maybe gets things more soiled cleaner at the expense of reduced lifespan of the clothes (due to the agitation). But they all said it was a personal preference more than anything. --- Buffalo Bills <cite>theAteam posted [p:972167702] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Just got a washer and dryer. Multiple sales people I talked to told me Samsung sucks and they keep getting warranty claims from their machines. However, personally I know a few people that have them and have not yet had issues.It's a bit overkill for me personally pricewise but if you have the money sure why not.TaylorHeinicke posted... </cite><quote>no agitator. my girlfriend hates the one we currently have so an agitator would be a dealbreakeri personally couldnt care less. to me it just looks like a pole that takes up space. i have no idea what it does better or worse than non-agitators other than the home depot lady mentioned NOT having an agitator is better for comforters and big thick blankets like that</quote>No one I talked to could specify pros or cons between having an agitator or not. They said the agitator maybe gets things more soiled cleaner at the expense of reduced lifespan of the clothes (due to the agitation). But they all said it was a personal preference more than anything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 1:40:17 PM #11:	VampireCoyote posted... I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine That seems too good to be true but they're worth looking into. Space isn't an issue but not having to move from washer to dryer would be a nice feature Incurso91 posted... Agitators do next to nothing in modern HE washers due to the wash action and one-piece design. It does help to keep clothes off the center, though. Is being on the center bad? theAteam posted... Just got a washer and dryer. Multiple sales people I talked to told me Samsung sucks and they keep getting warranty claims from their machines. However, personally I know a few people that have them and have not yet had issues. It's a bit overkill for me personally pricewise but if you have the money sure why not. Good to know. Yeah reviews look like they're either great or had to be fixed but eventually worked. Costco at 4.2/5 is actually the lowest I've seen when googling around. It's 4.6 at best buy, 4.5 at home depot, 4.7 at something called gerhardappliances, and 4.3 at lowes. And a chunk of the bad reviews on costco look like they are related to costco, not the product itself. theAteam posted... No one I talked to could specify pros or cons between having an agitator or not. They said the agitator maybe gets things more soiled cleaner at the expense of reduced lifespan of the clothes (due to the agitation). But they all said it was a personal preference more than anything. That's what it sounds like to me too. --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972167923] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>VampireCoyote posted... </cite><quote>I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine</quote>That seems too good to be true but they're worth looking into. Space isn't an issue but not having to move from washer to dryer would be a nice featureIncurso91 posted... </cite><quote>Agitators do next to nothing in modern HE washers due to the wash action and one-piece design. It does help to keep clothes off the center, though.</quote>Is being on the center bad?theAteam posted... </cite><quote>Just got a washer and dryer. Multiple sales people I talked to told me Samsung sucks and they keep getting warranty claims from their machines. However, personally I know a few people that have them and have not yet had issues.It's a bit overkill for me personally pricewise but if you have the money sure why not.</quote>Good to know. Yeah reviews look like they're either great or had to be fixed but eventually worked. Costco at 4.2/5 is actually the lowest I've seen when googling around. It's 4.6 at best buy, 4.5 at home depot, 4.7 at something called gerhardappliances, and 4.3 at lowes. And a chunk of the bad reviews on costco look like they are related to costco, not the product itself.theAteam posted... </cite><quote>No one I talked to could specify pros or cons between having an agitator or not. They said the agitator maybe gets things more soiled cleaner at the expense of reduced lifespan of the clothes (due to the agitation). But they all said it was a personal preference more than anything.</quote>That's what it sounds like to me too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Incurso91 03/14/23 1:45:01 PM #12:	More weight on the center causes more stress on the tub bearing, so it will wear out more. Traditional agitators pull clothes down onto the wash plate from the top of the water. HE wash plates force clothes away from the center on top of the water. <cite>Incurso91 posted [p:972168011] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>More weight on the center causes more stress on the tub bearing, so it will wear out more.Traditional agitators pull clothes down onto the wash plate from the top of the water. HE wash plates force clothes away from the center on top of the water.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CaptainStrong 03/14/23 1:54:48 PM #14:	TaylorHeinicke posted... https://www.costco.com/samsung-5.5-cu.-ft.-extra-large-capacity-top-load-washer-7.4-cu.-ft.-electric- dryer-with-steam-sanitize%2b-laundry-package.product.100801469.html What I think is the window on the right is shaped like the controller connector on a Sega Dreamcast but upside down. <cite>CaptainStrong posted [p:972168182] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>TaylorHeinicke posted... </cite><quote>https://www.costco.com/samsung-5.5-cu.-ft.-extra-large-capacity-top-load-washer-7.4-cu.-ft.-electric-dryer-with-steam-sanitize%2b-laundry-package.product.100801469.html</quote>What I think is the window on the right is shaped like the controller connector on a Sega Dreamcast but upside down.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 2:18:19 PM #15:	Incurso91 posted... More weight on the center causes more stress on the tub bearing, so it will wear out more. Traditional agitators pull clothes down onto the wash plate from the top of the water. HE wash plates force clothes away from the center on top of the water. Does that effectively shorten the lifespan if the bearing gives way sooner? These days, I'd be shocked if that would actually happen. Is the workaround just to do lighter loads or what? [LFAQs-redacted-quote] GOT EM CaptainStrong posted... What I think is the window on the right is shaped like the controller connector on a Sega Dreamcast but upside down. facts --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972168649] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Incurso91 posted... </cite><quote>More weight on the center causes more stress on the tub bearing, so it will wear out more.Traditional agitators pull clothes down onto the wash plate from the top of the water. HE wash plates force clothes away from the center on top of the water.</quote>Does that effectively shorten the lifespan if the bearing gives way sooner? These days, I'd be shocked if that would actually happen. Is the workaround just to do lighter loads or what?<cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> GOT EMCaptainStrong posted... </cite><quote>What I think is the window on the right is shaped like the controller connector on a Sega Dreamcast but upside down.</quote>facts</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Incurso91 03/14/23 2:53:29 PM #16:	When it happened with mom and dad's previous washer, the tech mentioned replacing the whole washer instead of the bearing. I don't remember the reasons. Ultimately, if you want to skip the agitator, then go for it. <cite>Incurso91 posted [p:972169386] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>When it happened with mom and dad's previous washer, the tech mentioned replacing the whole washer instead of the bearing. I don't remember the reasons. Ultimately, if you want to skip the agitator, then go for it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 2:56:10 PM #17:	Incurso91 posted... When it happened with mom and dad's previous washer, the tech mentioned replacing the whole washer instead of the bearing. I don't remember the reasons. Ultimately, if you want to skip the agitator, then go for it. How long did they have that washer for? I don't want to buy something without an agitator if something as simple as being on the center causes so much stress that we have to get a new one in a few years. --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972169433] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Incurso91 posted... </cite><quote>When it happened with mom and dad's previous washer, the tech mentioned replacing the whole washer instead of the bearing. I don't remember the reasons. Ultimately, if you want to skip the agitator, then go for it.</quote>How long did they have that washer for?I don't want to buy something without an agitator if something as simple as being on the center causes so much stress that we have to get a new one in a few years.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Incurso91 03/14/23 3:09:20 PM #18:	About 7 years. If you go the agitator route, don't get an LG. Their agitator design does not move clothes around at all. <cite>Incurso91 posted [p:972169789] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>About 7 years. If you go the agitator route, don't get an LG. Their agitator design does not move clothes around at all.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 3:21:13 PM #19:	Incurso91 posted... About 7 years shit man google says average span is 10-13 years... might have to convince my girlfriend to go agitator. noted on the LG though i dont think she necessarily hates it, but it does seem to take up space, and the top keeps popping off the one we have after each load so it's just a little silly to pop it back into place every time after moving stuff to the dryer. it could be your parents' one was just older though -- im still just baffled at why anyone would go NO agitator if something as simple as, what, using the machine and putting weight on the bearings, is enough to cut its lifespan short. that makes no sense to me --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972170029] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Incurso91 posted... </cite><quote>About 7 years</quote>shit man google says average span is 10-13 years... might have to convince my girlfriend to go agitator. noted on the LG thoughi dont think she necessarily hates it, but it does seem to take up space, and the top keeps popping off the one we have after each load so it's just a little silly to pop it back into place every time after moving stuff to the dryer. it could be your parents' one was just older though -- im still just baffled at why anyone would go NO agitator if something as simple as, what, using the machine and putting weight on the bearings, is enough to cut its lifespan short. that makes no sense to me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Paragon21XX 03/14/23 3:59:04 PM #20:	After owning a front load washer and matching dryer for 12 years now (I use it about once a week on average and never had an issue with either), I will never consider a top load ever again. --- Politicians are the weeds of the galaxy. <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:972170796] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>After owning a front load washer and matching dryer for 12 years now (I use it about once a week on average and never had an issue with either), I will never consider a top load ever again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jupiter 03/14/23 4:08:15 PM #21:	I'm curious on the pros and cons of top load washer vs front load. I've had a top load my whole life. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23 <cite>Jupiter posted [p:972171014] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>I'm curious on the pros and cons of top load washer vs front load. I've had a top load my whole life.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mustachedmystic 03/14/23 4:51:48 PM #22:	Ive had a top loader without an agitator for 7 years, and its still going strong. --- Sittin' here in a hired tuxedo, you wanna see my bacon torpedo? <cite>mustachedmystic posted [p:972172005] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Ive had a top loader without an agitator for 7 years, and its still going strong.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 03/14/23 4:53:56 PM #23:	Sign In to See Price <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:972172052] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote><quote> Sign In to See Price </quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 5:02:26 PM #24:	Paragon21XX posted... After owning a front load washer and matching dryer for 12 years now (I use it about once a week on average and never had an issue with either), I will never consider a top load ever again. Top v front isn't a preference for either of us. Our current setup is top-load wash / front-load dry. I see the pros and cons of both. Jupiter posted... I'm curious on the pros and cons of top load washer vs front load. I've had a top load my whole life. Shorter people have trouble with top loaders, having to reach all the way in can be a strain on the back. Front loader also is easier to just drag clothes out into the hamper vs. reaching and dropping multiple times. There are probably more. mustachedmystic posted... Ive had a top loader without an agitator for 7 years, and its still going strong. Good to know. Questionmarktarius posted... Sign In to See Price https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/4/0/AAeZUIAAERyg.png --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972172269] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Paragon21XX posted... </cite><quote>After owning a front load washer and matching dryer for 12 years now (I use it about once a week on average and never had an issue with either), I will never consider a top load ever again.</quote>Top v front isn't a preference for either of us. Our current setup is top-load wash / front-load dry. I see the pros and cons of both.Jupiter posted... </cite><quote>I'm curious on the pros and cons of top load washer vs front load. I've had a top load my whole life.</quote>Shorter people have trouble with top loaders, having to reach all the way in can be a strain on the back. Front loader also is easier to just drag clothes out into the hamper vs. reaching and dropping multiple times.There are probably more.mustachedmystic posted... </cite><quote>Ive had a top loader without an agitator for 7 years, and its still going strong.</quote>Good to know.Questionmarktarius posted... </cite><quote>Sign In to See Price</quote>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/4/0/AAeZUIAAERyg.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Incurso91 03/14/23 6:15:25 PM #25:	At the time, there were a lot of us living at the house, so the washer was used quite a lot. It was an old Kenmore HE washer. As for top vs. front load, front load washers are gentler on clothes and use less water. It is indeed easier to get clothes in and out. However, cycle times tend to be longer by default. Top loaders are more aggressive with cleaning and have shorter cycle times. <cite>Incurso91 posted [p:972174022] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>At the time, there were a lot of us living at the house, so the washer was used quite a lot. It was an old Kenmore HE washer.As for top vs. front load, front load washers are gentler on clothes and use less water. It is indeed easier to get clothes in and out. However, cycle times tend to be longer by default. Top loaders are more aggressive with cleaning and have shorter cycle times.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cuticrusader09 03/14/23 6:25:23 PM #26:	OP Ive heard nothing but horror stories about Costco appliance delivery. They use a third party that sucks. If you want a good delivery experience you want to use a small local appliance store. They will be more expensive though. But they usually have their own technicians to help if there are problems after. Sometimes their model numbers are slightly different; if so they generally have better parts. <cite>Cuticrusader09 posted [p:972174270] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>OP Ive heard nothing but horror stories about Costco appliance delivery. They use a third party that sucks. If you want a good delivery experience you want to use a small local appliance store. They will be more expensive though. But they usually have their own technicians to help if there are problems after. Sometimes their model numbers are slightly different; if so they generally have better parts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/14/23 8:34:16 PM #27:	Cuticrusader09 posted... OP Ive heard nothing but horror stories about Costco appliance delivery. They use a third party that sucks. If you want a good delivery experience you want to use a small local appliance store. They will be more expensive though. But they usually have their own technicians to help if there are problems after. Sometimes their model numbers are slightly different; if so they generally have better parts. noted. will shop around --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972177034] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Cuticrusader09 posted... </cite><quote>OP Ive heard nothing but horror stories about Costco appliance delivery. They use a third party that sucks. If you want a good delivery experience you want to use a small local appliance store. They will be more expensive though. But they usually have their own technicians to help if there are problems after. Sometimes their model numbers are slightly different; if so they generally have better parts.</quote>noted. will shop around</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CableZL 03/14/23 8:37:06 PM #28:	VampireCoyote posted... I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine I have one like this and it's great --- https://i.imgtc.com/d9Fc4Qq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/BKHTxYq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/vYYIuDx.jpg <cite>CableZL posted [p:972177083] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>VampireCoyote posted... </cite><quote>I wanna get the one that is a washer and dryer in one machine</quote>I have one like this and it's great</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Error1355 03/14/23 8:44:17 PM #29:	I would never buy a Samsung washer after my parents bought one and the washer died within 3 years. --- I'm a long, long way from giving up Call me old-fashioned, call me a fool <cite>Error1355 posted [p:972177217] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>I would never buy a Samsung washer after my parents bought one and the washer died within 3 years.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/15/23 10:09:06 AM #30:	CableZL posted... I have one like this and it's great What brand? Error1355 posted... I would never buy a Samsung washer after my parents bought one and the washer died within 3 years. damn RIP - when was this? like did they buy it three years ago and then it just died, or did they buy it like 15 years ago and it died 12 years ago? asking because if it's the latter then maybe they've improved, but if it's the former then that's very recent and very damning --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972185733] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>CableZL posted... </cite><quote>I have one like this and it's great</quote>What brand?Error1355 posted... </cite><quote>I would never buy a Samsung washer after my parents bought one and the washer died within 3 years.</quote>damn RIP - when was this? like did they buy it three years ago and then it just died, or did they buy it like 15 years ago and it died 12 years ago? asking because if it's the latter then maybe they've improved, but if it's the former then that's very recent and very damning</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CableZL 03/15/23 10:49:27 AM #31:	TaylorHeinicke posted... What brand? Mine is an LG And yeah, from what I've heard, Samsung has a really bad reputation for their appliances in general. --- https://i.imgtc.com/d9Fc4Qq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/BKHTxYq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/vYYIuDx.jpg <cite>CableZL posted [p:972186474] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>TaylorHeinicke posted... </cite><quote>What brand?</quote>Mine is an LGAnd yeah, from what I've heard, Samsung has a really bad reputation for their appliances in general.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/15/23 10:54:14 AM #32:	CableZL posted... Mine is an LG https://www.lg.com/us/washer-dryer-combos/lg-wm3998hba-washer-dryer-combo Something like this? Ihttps://www.lg.com/us/washer-dryer-combos/lg-WM3488HW-front-load-washer I saw this one too but 2.3ft is fucking TINY broheim CableZL posted... And yeah, from what I've heard, Samsung has a really bad reputation for their appliances in general. That's unfortunate. I have a samsung phone, TV, and soundbar (which aren't exactly "appliances") so it would be funny to continue to grow in the samsung family by adding a washer/dryer. I still might depending on what else is out there. Something does feel off about getting something like a samsung/LG instead of the common W/D specialists like maytag/whirlpool/etc --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972186552] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>CableZL posted... </cite><quote>Mine is an LG</quote>https://www.lg.com/us/washer-dryer-combos/lg-wm3998hba-washer-dryer-comboSomething like this?Ihttps://www.lg.com/us/washer-dryer-combos/lg-WM3488HW-front-load-washerI saw this one too but 2.3ft is fucking TINY broheimCableZL posted... </cite><quote>And yeah, from what I've heard, Samsung has a really bad reputation for their appliances in general.</quote>That's unfortunate. I have a samsung phone, TV, and soundbar (which aren't exactly "appliances") so it would be funny to continue to grow in the samsung family by adding a washer/dryer.I still might depending on what else is out there. Something does feel off about getting something like a samsung/LG instead of the common W/D specialists like maytag/whirlpool/etc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 03/15/23 11:13:08 AM #33:	Modern washing machines are fragile crap. It's a terrible idea to shove all those electronics into a box that's constantly sloshing water and emulsifiers around. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:972186929] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Modern washing machines are fragile crap. It's a terrible idea to shove all those electronics into a box that's constantly sloshing water and emulsifiers around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/15/23 11:32:03 AM #34:	Questionmarktarius posted... Modern washing machines are fragile crap. It's a terrible idea to shove all those electronics into a box that's constantly sloshing water and emulsifiers around. There is something to be said about that. All the wifi connectivity / smart stuff seems way unnecessary. Like ok cool my phone will notify me when my load is done, is that really worth risking a fat short? --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972187317] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Questionmarktarius posted... </cite><quote>Modern washing machines are fragile crap. It's a terrible idea to shove all those electronics into a box that's constantly sloshing water and emulsifiers around.</quote>There is something to be said about that. All the wifi connectivity / smart stuff seems way unnecessary. Like ok cool my phone will notify me when my load is done, is that really worth risking a fat short?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Error1355 03/15/23 7:12:23 PM #35:	TaylorHeinicke posted... damn RIP - when was this? like did they buy it three years ago and then it just died, or did they buy it like 15 years ago and it died 12 years ago? To be fair it was awhile ago. I'd say like 7-8 years ago. Still enough to make me look elsewhere though if I was in the market for a washer though. --- I'm a long, long way from giving up Call me old-fashioned, call me a fool <cite>Error1355 posted [p:972197240] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>TaylorHeinicke posted... </cite><quote>damn RIP - when was this? like did they buy it three years ago and then it just died, or did they buy it like 15 years ago and it died 12 years ago?</quote>To be fair it was awhile ago. I'd say like 7-8 years ago.Still enough to make me look elsewhere though if I was in the market for a washer though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/15/23 7:49:40 PM #36:	Error1355 posted... To be fair it was awhile ago. I'd say like 7-8 years ago. Still enough to make me look elsewhere though if I was in the market for a washer though. Ya I'm still shopping, it's good to know. 7-8 years is a long time in the "tech" world but I'm not so sure that applies to appliances, can a W/D really change that much in 7-8 years aside from the "smart" garbage --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972198066] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Error1355 posted... </cite><quote>To be fair it was awhile ago. I'd say like 7-8 years ago.Still enough to make me look elsewhere though if I was in the market for a washer though.</quote>Ya I'm still shopping, it's good to know. 7-8 years is a long time in the "tech" world but I'm not so sure that applies to appliances, can a W/D really change that much in 7-8 years aside from the "smart" garbage </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/17/23 9:49:45 AM #37:	WTF the price jumped by $30 thanks obama --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972230265] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>WTF the price jumped by $30thanks obama</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Error1355 03/17/23 9:50:38 AM #38:	Hope it wasn't just tracking cookies going 'this guy keeps coming back to this page, he must really want it, raise the price' --- I'm a long, long way from giving up Call me old-fashioned, call me a fool <cite>Error1355 posted [p:972230281] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Hope it wasn't just tracking cookies going 'this guy keeps coming back to this page, he must really want it, raise the price'</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TaylorHeinicke 03/17/23 9:57:28 AM #39:	Error1355 posted... Hope it wasn't just tracking cookies going 'this guy keeps coming back to this page, he must really want it, raise the price' It probably was. I've opened/closed it at least a dozen times since making this topic --- St. Louis Battlehawks (3-2) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:972230416] in What do yo... [t:80378964]...</cite> <quote>Error1355 posted... </cite><quote>Hope it wasn't just tracking cookies going 'this guy keeps coming back to this page, he must really want it, raise the price'</quote>It probably was. I've opened/closed it at least a dozen times since making this topic</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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