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Clean and sanitize your dirtiest clothes with this white top-loading washer from Maytag. The sanitize option kills 99.9 percent of bacteria for fresher clothing. The Power Impeller and direct drive motor are tough enough to tackle large loads. This Maytag top-loading washer features automatic detergent and fabric softener dispensers for easy measuring.
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I really like this machine so far, I have had it about a month now.The spin cycle almost dries my bath sheets which are huge,I use the extra spin cycle, it helps the dryer. Hubby is 6' 4" so, he needs huge long towels.While I am only 4'11" and have to use a 2 step ladder to reach the bottom of the tub,I am on the top step and still have to get on my tippy toes. Hubby laughs watching me get laundry out of machine when he's home. He keeps telling he's going to come home one day and I'll be stuck in the bottom of the machine yelling "Help".
Sometimes especially on my hubby's uniform pants I get a grayish white film and I was rewashing and it goes away but, last time I just threw it into the dryer and came out fine. I make my own laundry soap and putting into the soap dispenser is just so easy.It also corrects if off balance itself no shutting off.
Although I do miss my 29 year old Maytag (yes, it was 29 years old really when it died. Hubby changes parts here and there but nothing major all under $40 but, then the transmission went that was it) I enclosed a picture of my old baby.I got the extended warranty since nothing last in this throw away world. I doubt this machine last like my old machine.Will see !
Sometimes especially on my hubby's uniform pants I get a grayish white film and I was rewashing and it goes away but, last time I just threw it into the dryer and came out fine. I make my own laundry soap and putting into the soap dispenser is just so easy.It also corrects if off balance itself no shutting off.
Although I do miss my 29 year old Maytag (yes, it was 29 years old really when it died. Hubby changes parts here and there but nothing major all under $40 but, then the transmission went that was it) I enclosed a picture of my old baby.I got the extended warranty since nothing last in this throw away world. I doubt this machine last like my old machine.Will see !
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Clean and sanitize your dirtiest clothes with this white top-loading washer from Maytag. The sanitize option kills 99.9 percent of bacteria for fresher clothing. The Power Impeller and direct drive motor are tough enough to tackle large loads. This Maytag top-loading washer features automatic detergent and fabric softener dispensers for easy measuring.
This washer is listed under steam washers but it does not say it in the product description. Does it actually have the steam cycle? And what is the sanitize cycle? How is it different?
No steam cycle
7 years ago
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Clean and sanitize your dirtiest clothes with this white top-loading washer from Maytag. The sanitize option kills 99.9 percent of bacteria for fresher clothing. The Power Impeller and direct drive motor are tough enough to tackle large loads. This Maytag top-loading washer features automatic detergent and fabric softener dispensers for easy measuring.
Does this model have an agitator in the washing drum?
No agitator so I can wash 2 king size quilts as I am a quilter.
7 years ago
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