Wakey
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Top loading vs front loading washers
Great.. A washer dryer thread in a tractor forum
Our old and large washer died yesterday, right before it's time to wash about 65 horse blankets and sheets.
I did some research online but it's tough to wade through reviews not knowing who is capable of following directions in a user guide or who is a professional shill writing reviews so I'll ask here.
Everyone I know with side load washers loves them. I guess my audience can follow directions because done properly it appears you wont have trouble with the mold problems associated with side loaders.
I guess my question revolves around top vs side loaders the most. Water use is not that important until you consider heating said water. We wash a ton of blankets a minimum of once a year and saddle pads all year. I was thinking more water is a plus with top loaders but they don't use a center agitator any longer.
Anyone have comments with either HE unit WITHOUT a center agitator cleaning these items?
Obviously if you are happy with your top loader with agitator it has no bearing on this thread. We were happy with ours too.
Another concern with the new top loaders is cleaning waterproof items. That covers horse blankets and all of our winter jackets and windbreakers. Best HE Top-loaders | Top-loader Reviews
Great.. A washer dryer thread in a tractor forum
Our old and large washer died yesterday, right before it's time to wash about 65 horse blankets and sheets.
I did some research online but it's tough to wade through reviews not knowing who is capable of following directions in a user guide or who is a professional shill writing reviews so I'll ask here.
Everyone I know with side load washers loves them. I guess my audience can follow directions because done properly it appears you wont have trouble with the mold problems associated with side loaders.
I guess my question revolves around top vs side loaders the most. Water use is not that important until you consider heating said water. We wash a ton of blankets a minimum of once a year and saddle pads all year. I was thinking more water is a plus with top loaders but they don't use a center agitator any longer.
Anyone have comments with either HE unit WITHOUT a center agitator cleaning these items?
Obviously if you are happy with your top loader with agitator it has no bearing on this thread. We were happy with ours too.
Another concern with the new top loaders is cleaning waterproof items. That covers horse blankets and all of our winter jackets and windbreakers. Best HE Top-loaders | Top-loader Reviews
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