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Which brand of washing machines is the best? This time we picked Electrolux after Haier broke within a single year.
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ones not opening from above for burgeromutts
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>>106634651
Is it also a dryer or just a washer
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>>106634651
wtf is that on the left
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>>106634651
Anything with a digital panel like that is doomed to last 4 years at best.
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>>106634687
It's called a dirty shit ass sink. OP couldn't even clean it to take a fucking picture. That's how little respect he has for the fine people of this board.
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>>106634651
The cheap one, it's a fucking washing machine.
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>>106634651

all i have seen are good candy whirlpool bosch
maybe sideloading bosch
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>>106634651
my favorite brand: God(tm)
just decide on the variant(race) you like the most and try to find a cute model before purchasing.
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>>106634680
only washer but rated for 7kg
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>>106634714
Whirlpool a shit, bearings died during warranty and then another time just after it ended, threw it away and replaced it with an AEG (Electrolux) around 5 years ago
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>>106634702
>scrubbing down your laundry room sink to take a pic
That's the most womanly thing I ever heard of
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>>106634702
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>>106634651
the average eastern europoor bathroom:
>filthy soviet radiator
>generic and ugly tiles
>dirty sink with shitty soap bars and a toothpaste (wtf)
Grim, also just buy a samshit, it just werks (10+ years now).
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this washing machine still werks after 30 years
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>>106634849
They don't make them like they used to. Fucking Thems, man.
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>>106634810
Grim? Sovl.
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Samsung? That's the one I got.
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>>106634774
Any excuse to keep your shit clean is good, stinky.
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>>106634651
Zanussi

It's the same as Electrolux, same components, same build quality, just more basic UI (which is actually a GOOD thing: you do not need an AI agent and smart app in a washing machine) for half the price.
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>>106634849
TIM APPLE WHY IS IT ROTATED
also yes this is an “eastern europoor”bathroom, didn't see the above post.
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>>106634932
imagine bringing home a cubic meter sized explosive
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>>106634986
>Zanussi
>use case for an AI agent and smart app in a washing machine?
Checks out.
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>>106634986
>Zanussi
>Electrolux in a trenchcoat
Nah thanks
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>>106634714
Bosch (which is the exact same thing as Siemens nowadays), is garbage ever since they moved their production to Poland.

But you could buy a 20 year old Bosch, exchange the dampers and the bearing, and it would easy last the next 20 years.
Over ten times longer than a current Bosch would.
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>>106635040
Why?
Nothing wrong with Electrolux, probably the most reliable manufacturer after Miele.

Zanussi is B-tier quality at an F-tier price.
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>>106634651
Buy whatever is the cheapest.
IDK why people fall for this trap of they don't by the cheapest thing because they want something that lasts but then the more expensive one dies just as easy or even easier
Top loading washers, top freezer fridges or just any of the cheaper/basic appliances I see are 20 years old.
Anything that has deviated from the basic designs where replaced sooner.
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>>106635446
Washing machines experience a lot of abuse.
They literally shake themselves apart.
The cheapest garbage will break in a couple of years and then you have the expense and hassle of getting it replaced.
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Don't you guys like the front load machines? I've never seen a top load for sale in my country.
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>>106635641
Small bathrooms I'm guessing, top load can be put in a corner. Also which country? They are commonplace in Nordick
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>>106634651
I buy basic amana units. The current one has lasted me quite some time and was only 400 dollars.
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>>106635641
Americans have been brainwashed to think front loaders are dangerous and anti-American.
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>>106634651
>he lives in a place where a minimum warranty of 2 years isn't mandated by law
americunt moment
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>>106635625
>The cheapest garbage will break in a couple of years and then you have the expense and hassle of getting it replaced.
You say that while literally every cheap appliance I've seen has ran for decades, including mine.
It's like you didn't even read the post.

Are people really just that ingrained to assume that cheap means unreliable?
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>>106635641
>>106635844
Top loaders are cheaper, incredibly easy to repair yourself, and don't suffer from leakage/odor/mold issues like front-loaders often do. I've also noticed a lot of older people with bad backs like them because you don't have to bend over as much.
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>>106635205
>probably the most reliable
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
T. Electrolux agent.
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>>106634651
Note that this is mostly relevant to the US: Speedqueen washers are by-and-away the most reliable, but also expensive as fuck, small, and I've heard their warranty/customer service is pretty shit. LG washers generally rank second in terms of reliability and are probably the best all-around choice. Whirlpool washers have by far the most parts availability/servicemen willing to work on them, but their quality is getting worse and worse, and for the past several years they've been plagued with serious control board problems. Samsung is terrible and should be avoided. To be honest, all washing machines are shit nowadays and quality is dropping across the board (even the Speedqueens).
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>>106636056
Should I get back to manual washingbtk show them?
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>>106634651
If you're American / Canadian then Speed Queen / Huebsch if you can afford them
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>>106634651
why does everything in eastern europe look old, dirty, and depressing? the sink i have in the cellar next to the boiler is cleaner than that. do your hands get dirtier after using that sad-looking soap?
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>>106635844
my european aunt who did thousands of loads of laundry in her life swears by top loaders and thinks front-loaders are retarded.
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>>106634651
The company that doesn't go all out for supporting fags and the hrc
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>>106636749
She's acwise woman. Front loaders take up more space for no reason.
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>>106636558
The /g/ answer is that you should learn to repair your washer (most repairs are quite simple and not terribly difficult to diagnose), and all of your other appliances, for that matter. So many people throw away appliances that could be fixed with a $1 door switch (or another cheap part) and replace them with a brand new piece of garbage that looks nice, but is far lower quality.
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>>106634651
Maytag/SpeedQueen/Electrlux are all good as long as you get an actual residential one. Yours looks like one of those amazon portable piles of junk made for a camper.
Also top-load > front load
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sink tells me everything i need to know
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>>106634651
Speed Queen
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mitsubishi
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hol up, euros actually put their washer and dryer in the fucking BATHROOM????
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>>106634651
What the fuck is that appliance?
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>>106634733
Based and Biblepilled...
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>>106641071
Yes, Euro's also put sinks in their bed rooms so if your thirsty or want a damp towel for your fore head you don't have to leave your room.
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>>106634651
IDK about best but I'm still using a 30 year old Candy, had to replace a relay at some point but it's still kicking
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>>106641071
Yes, Euro's also put sinks in their bed rooms so if your thirsty or want a damp towel for your fore skin you don't have to leave your room.
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>>106634651
Some guy repairing these things said LG makes them better.
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>>106634651
Just get a Samsung with the funny music.
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>>106634651
Miele, no contest, but they're not cheap
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>>106634983
People on this website are so contrarian that they'll be filthy just to spite people. I've seen it a couple of times on /vr/ with people posting photos of their nasty ass CRTs and controllers and refusing to clean them when others tell them how disgusting their shit is
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>>106634774
You should be scrubbing down your sink on a regular basis so it never gets that dingy and disgusting in the first place.

>womanly
Feral women keep the filthiest dens.
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>>106642082
Want to see my soup stove?
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>>106634651
The state of your sink is fuckng nasty and you should feel bad about it
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Everybody stop sink shaming OP.
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>>106634774
>That's the most womanly thing I ever heard of
Women are actually way filthier than men, so keeping your shit clean is manly
If you don't believe me ask an actual janitor which restroom are filthier between men's and women's
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>>106642160
The only jannies I know are the 4chan jannies and they legally can't enter the women's restroom.
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>>106634651
>we
Did you ask your wifeysauce permission to post on g you faggot lmao
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>>106642130
Come on fuckers, It's not that bad.
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>>106642195
that's pretty bad
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I had a nice kinda modern (non smart) Bosch that worked great but it did a barrel roll over the street when I moved cause of my brother being overly confident he could lift it out of the truck by himself and then it was dead. Replaced it with an older second hand AEG Lavamat and it's been fine, albeit more simple (which isn't necessarily bad). Bit limited in programming postponed start times.
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>>106634774
Also the whitest thing you ever heard, jamal.
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>>106642195
post toilet
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>>106642195
If that's like a "secondary sink" that you just scrub oily clothes in before putting them into the machine it's fine. The toothbrush tells me otherwise tho.
How many months of not cleaning is that? I sometimes go three months without and my sink was never even close to being that filthy, it just gets a bit dusty around the edges.
Also, post hands.
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And post passport too so we know which country
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>>106642511
He's from Poland, translate the words on the washing machine.
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>>106634849
This one is from Ukraine, look at the shampoo.
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>>106642195
jestes jebanym brudasem i dobrze o tym wiesz
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>>106634651
I had a Whirlpool that went bust after 4 years due to the chipset burning out. Then I had a very cheap Indesit for 13 years that was rather loud and once it became too rusty I changed it for a Gorenje which is basically Chinese now it's HiSense. It's very fast, very quiet, rated for 7-8kgs, don't know how much it consumes yet. It's just a simple 300usd washer. It doesn't have a dryer I have a porch so I don't need that.
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Midea is a good and cheap brand nowadays.
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>>106641071
It's used in smaller apartment housing; as a concession on effective use of available space.
It typically is considered nasty and a last resort kind of thing.

More common is to put the washer and dryer in the attic of a house. (Many European houses have full floor attics accessible via a full staircase that might as well be a third floor altogether. None of that plywood flimsy flooring and fold-up stairs.)
Or to put them in a side-area of the pantry, often next to storage of cleaning agents and gear, and other non-consumables.
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>>106642040
Miele is damn near twice as expensive as Electrolux for the same build quality, and depending on your region they apparently have absolute shit customer service wrt on-site repairs.
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>>106642195
needs more soap
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>>106642160
This is true. If the mens' is out of service and you're forced to use the ladies' at any one point in life at a road-side stop -- then you'll understand.
Seeing that changes a man for life ...
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>>106642195
>black spots everywhere
You're right, anon. It's not 'that bad' - it's actually worse.
Those are mold.
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>>106642107
soup anon?
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>>106634651
i like my GE dryer and washer. auto-squirt liquid cleaning dont have to put caps of liquid in it.
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>>106643055
Your mother has an auto squirt feature.
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>>106634651
Before moving out my mother recommended me Maytag, she bought one since the 90's and that shit outlived every single electronic in her house. I don't doubt it will outlive me as well. Got myself one for about $200 usd and hasn't had a problem for the 4 years I have it.
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>>106634651
miele
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>>106634687
urinal.
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>>106643045
They banned all my networks from /pol/ again.
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>>106641071
Only poorfags or renbtoids. Normal houses have a dedicated laundry room. Still less disgusting than putting washing machines in your kitchen like bongs
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>>106643982
My commie flat doesn't have one and I own the place. What now?
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>>106634651
how do you break a washing machine mine has lasted 20 years now and I wash weekly.
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>>106644412
Fucking doors feel away. Plastic hinges!
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>>106642944
I've never seen a washing machine in an attic.
Getting it up there alone sounds super annoying.

It's usually in the basement.
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>>106634651
In Europe, Miele.
In America, one of those made in USA tanks.
In Asia, Electrolux.
That's it really.

Try not to buy Samsung, it's garbage. People like LG, it's just not that well made, like some planned obsolescence.
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>>106642960
I'm in Europe, my washing machine is made in Germany and I haven't had any problems with it in the 15 years since I bought it.
If I can criticise anything, it weighs 93kg (200lbs) making it very difficult to move if you ever need to.
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>>106644536
Never saw "miele" in Poland in the wild.
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>>106634651
I also have an Electrolux top-loader like that I got after a bathroom renovation in 2023 where I couldn't fit a front-loader anymore. It works fine.

For front loaders I've been quite happy with mid-range Siemens machines. Used them for years without issues.
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>>106636707
>why does everything in eastern europe look old, dirty, and depressing?
That's how communism works.
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Its not about the brand but where it was made
Germany/France/Western Europe - Would last forever
Eastern Europe/Turkey - either breaks down after 2 years or lasts forever, depending whether the assembly line workers were sober on that day.
Korea/China/SEA - dog shit
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>>106646024
In my experience appliances from china last 10 years or more.
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>>106646056
Fuck you China. Your piece of shit broke after one year and then you failed to repair it under warranty.
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>>106646070
Are you talking about a washing machine?
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I just bought an Indesit front loader with inverter motor and knobs instead of buttons. It replaced a 20 years old Siemens that still worked but kept freezing during working, it was a matter of pushing again the start button but this way the wash could last forever if you forget or have other thing to do. Before it I had San Giorgio that lasted for another 20 years.
I'm skeptical that this one will last 20 years but who knows, so far is more silent and faster.
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You could actually fix old washing machines, but it's pointless trying to fix modern ones. You can open them up but there's really not much you can do apart from replacing the whole thing.
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LGs are the best
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>>106642160
>>106642992
I know this is true but I still have trouble understanding it in my head. Why are they like this.
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>>106636056
How is Speed Queen's service shit? They seem to have a good rep with people who afforded them, and they have trusted appliance repair places that are supposedly certified, which is nice if you have say, a home warranty from someplace like First American.

I will agree with Whirlpool. They were the brand for our washer and dryer at our old place, and they were fine, but when I was on the sales floor I could tell they were getting worse build quality than the stuff that was for sale in the used appliances section of the store.

>>106635892
Yeah, I agree. I owned a Top loader, and it was nice, but I live with my autistic brother and he's literally unable to comprehend how to load clothes into the wash drum. Even I struggled with it a bit. When we moved into our townhome, they gave us brand new GE washer and dryer and we said fuck it and kept those after we had them inspected and serviced. The advantage of a side loader is that the drum is mounted horizontally. During the tumbling wash action and the subsequent spin cycle, gravity works to its advantage. As the drum rotates, the clothes are continuously lifted and then fall back to the bottom. This tumbling motion naturally helps to distribute the load more evenly before the high-speed spin begins, so when we load clothing, we can just dump them in and forget about it. I've also come to learn that Front-loaders utilize a suspension system more akin to that of a car. They employ shock absorbers and springs that are designed to absorb the vibrations and movements of the drum during the spin cycle. So the convenience factor alone made me decide to keep buying side loaders and I guess keep the door propped open and clean them often.
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>>106646618
LGs suck dick, I had mine of 10 years fail on me this summer due to the drain pump giving out
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>>106646673
10 years is great nowadays
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Both my mini dryer and washer were cheap and they don't do the best of jobs. The dryer in particular is very slow and doesn't get the wrinkles out. But it is still better than I had before, which was nothing.
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>>106642195
Mine's infinitely worse. I am not posting it.
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>>106634996
Always crop the photo a little and it won't be rotated.
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>>106646643
Probably has something to do with men being allowed to be rancid and filthy basically whenever they want, whereas women experience a pressure from society to always present as prim and proper. The restroom is probably something of a last free haven where they can pig out. So that's what they do.
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>>106646618
>lust provoking image
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>>106634651
Hajdú
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>>106646673
>LGs suck dick
I wish
>I had mine of 10 years fail on me this summer
that can happen if you didn't care for them properly but a summer is a good opportunity to get them in line and fix some of those issues.
still, 10 years is pretty old already and you should probably start looking into replacing your LG with a newer model, maybe go for a 3 or 4 years old one so you get a headstart and also save some money.
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>>106644536
Why not get Miele in America
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>>106635201
have my current bosch for 6 years so far, it works great, but it tends to extend the cycle for some reason
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>>106647660
Bad parts / service tech availability outsided cities, and the hardware is nothing special compared to local competitors.
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>>106634651
both of those suck
I have a Daewoo since fucking 2002 and the damn thing refuses to die
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>>106646618
LG is tryhard gookshit that favors gaming metrics above delivering usable product. Maytag and Speed Queen shit all over them irl.
-t 4000 set owner
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>>106646618
I love LGs!
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>>106647576
My 10 year old LG has hair already
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General Electric makes the best home appliances amigos
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>>106634774
europoors don't have laundry rooms
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>>106634651
get a speedqueen best machine ever.
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>>106648049
some people would say it's just a matter of proper cleaning but in that case I'd advise you throw it out and get another one
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>>106634702
I only hope OP doesn't use that toothbrush for his teeth.
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>>106648587
his teeth look even worse, anon
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MIELE novotronic from the 80s, that you can repair on your own if it breaks. Bosch washing machines from the same era are good too.

Don't buy anything without knobs
Don't buy any fancy display machines with useless features
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Big bucket, tallow soap, and a washing board. Never buy cotton or synthetics except outer layers that barely need washing. Not for beddings either. Wool/linen/whatever actually good materials cost more but don't require washing all the time. Not even boxers, whereas cotton or petrochemicals stink in less than a day of wear.
Insisting on big loud machines, basically this >>106648779. They didn't know about planned obsolescence in West Germany.
But nothing is forever so staying machine dependent you'll eventually end up with some modern garbage you need to replace every five years.
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>>106644536
Miele is not what it used to be. Their newer generations are as enshittified with planned obsolescence as all the rest. Good thing is that to this day they still produce the old models with just two dial knobs without displays and digital electronics.
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>>106642195
clean that shit nigguh
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>>106646024
I have a beko (Turkish brand) washing machine and tumble dryer, they're both 16 years old and never had problems with either of them.
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>>106649219
>beako
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>>106634651
Haier is always the shittiest of everything. If you ever saw what they embedded code for many of their products looks like you'd die laughing.
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>>106648779
kino
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>>106643016
That's not mold. Those are chips in the porcelain from where he cracked the skull of missing hookers.
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>>106647660
Because they cost $3000 and a Whirlpool costs $699 and it's still front loader garbage that will break.
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>>106634651
You want a front loading washer dryer
Don't make the mistake of buying a top loading one, they suck at drying
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Speed queen and Maytags commercial grade units.
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>>106634687
ToT
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have a Simpson that i bought 6 years ago. before that was a Samsung that lasted 10 years. and before that was a Westinghouse with those big, heavy crank knobs that went 'krrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrk' and spin cycle sounded like a jet engine which the family has had since I was a little kid, so probably kept working for 30 odd years.
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>>106650661
30 is even retard
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>>106635892
top loaders are considered inferior to front loaders because they use more water and electricity, and the gentle tumble of a front loader is more effective at cleaning clothes than the top loader back and forward.
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>>106634651
I use this one. It's preinstalled in all bathrooms.
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>>106634651
Samsung. It plays music when it's finished.
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>>106646673
>have LG
>20+ years old
>drain pump also gave out
>bought new one drain pump, replaced it
>washer continues to work
>this was 2020
Skill issue.
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front or top loader?
USA
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>>106634651
>Haier
where the fuck do you live? i live in South America and even here we dont have so obscure brand, what the fuck.
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>>106634849
My Zanussi broke after 8 years.
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>>106634651
>>106634849
imagine living in a 3rd world shithole where you have so little room that you have to put your washing machine in your bathroom or kitchen instead of your basement or laundry room. I could fit a dozen washing machines and driers in my house and still have room left over.
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>>106651065
>third worlder thinks haier is an obscure brand
wtf
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>>106649829
as I do not live in a 3rd world shithole I have no need to combine the washer and dryer into a single device. so top loader it is.
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>>106650833
lol this hasn't been true for 20 years. nearly every top loader is high efficiency now and uses little water by default (but has rolling coal option to wash comforters etc.). front loaders were made essentially useless, they are for short people. they should sell them in the same department as wheelchairs.
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>>106651623
>lol this hasn't been true for 20 years. nearly every top loader is high efficiency now and uses little water by default (but has rolling coal option to wash comforters etc.). front loaders were made essentially useless, they are for short people. they should sell them in the same department as wheelchairs.
you are wrong retard
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>>106651641
mouth-breathing mongoloid needs a porthole so he can watch his underpants go round and round with his superior three thimbles of water. i should make a dishwasher with a window so retards can watch their plates get clean, i'd make a fortune.
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>>106651623
>nearly every top loader is high efficiency now and uses little water by default
still can't beat front-load efficiency.

>front loaders were made essentially useless
A quick check on companies homepage shows that's not true. Company like Miele even stop producing top-load model. Just say that you're too poor to afford a front-load anon.
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>>106651930
>needs a porthole so he can watch his underpants go round and round
Still it's somehow entertaining for a short time to watch the washer operate. I can say it's comfy.



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