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Alas, I am stuck with these tiles (the green, yellow and off white things in the bottom of the picture), so my hope for having that "perfect" laundry nook, is more or less a dream.
LG Steam Washer & Dryer - Image here
Electrolux Front Load Washer & Dryer - Image here
GE Profile Top Load Washer & Dryer - Image here
I would love some advise from readers on washers and dryers.
Any that you love?
Any that you hate?
We are considering/talking about a new set. But aren't sure we want to take the plunge.
2 comments:
I just got done telling someone yesterday that I would adore a new washer and dryer set as a gift. It struck the person as an odd gift. But I think it would be quite nice. I do have experience with front loading washers. Many of the families I nanny for have them, and they are always really musty and get mildew build up. You usually need to keep the door open in between loads of laundry to avoid a bad odor whenever you open the door. I know they have a cleaning product that helps reduce this issue, but I prefer the top loading energy saver washers just because I don't like the idea of having to wash my washer.
We have the Whirlpool Duet front loaders and bought them almost 3 years ago. You do have to keep the washer door open or wipe it dry, but there is a "clean" cycle that you use bleach with and it does the trick. They hold so much more than our old set, so I am very happy with them. The spin cycle on the washer gets the clothes really rung out and then it doesn't take them too long to dry. Did you see John & Sherry's post on YHL about the deal they scored?
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