Yes! But mine is old and I am doing my best to hang onto it. Maytag from 18 years ago or so. Extra large metal tub that will take a king comforter or an extra jumbo sleeping bag. Very basic dial controls - works perfectly, just had a pump replaced and is the first part I have had to replace so far.
Shop around carefully as I have already started to look and I am having a hard time finding something I like - at any price. I do not need fancy digital controls with a gazillion computers, my laundry is not that complicated!
no, not really it is very loud, takes forever to complete a cycle. Uses very little water and does not really get the clothes clean. It is a Maytag top loader.
When Maytag was bought out by another company, the quality, and reliability of their appliances went downhill. 'Sounds like Naomie's 18yr old washer is one of the 'oldies and goodies' that are no longer being made.
I have the LG top load . AMAZING . Reliable , easy to use, no need to bend .
We are short people 5` so it is a bit high to pull the wet close , but worth every dime .Bit expensive but it has so many functions, when it comes to soil level, speed, heat . Recommended to others and they bless me every day.
Stay away from newer Maytags!! I spent a butload of money on a Maytag and it only lasted 7 flipping years!! It was a top loader, the only kind to really buy, and it started to rust out along the top.(where the tub gets covered by a rim) I thought that it was because of using bleach, how wrong I was😈 Called Maytag and they simply said that is just "normal wear and tare" I call B.S. on that cause I had a machine that was from the 80s and it lasted for over 20. and before you say I didn't use it, believe you me I did! Having a son who loved to get filthy, a hubby who is a firefighter, and me working in a machine shop..... I did laundry every other day. Soooo, Maytag is not what they use to be. I will stand by KENMORE , yes, good ol SEARS. The old machine I had was a Lady Kenmore..(funny name) Now I have just a KENMORE. It can wash a king size comforter with no prob 😎 I can do without the lights and sounds, but it works fanflippintastic!!
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Yes! But mine is old and I am doing my best to hang onto it. Maytag from 18 years ago or so. Extra large metal tub that will take a king comforter or an extra jumbo sleeping bag. Very basic dial controls - works perfectly, just had a pump replaced and is the first part I have had to replace so far.
Shop around carefully as I have already started to look and I am having a hard time finding something I like - at any price. I do not need fancy digital controls with a gazillion computers, my laundry is not that complicated!
Oh Rose! You hit the nail on the head!
no, not really it is very loud, takes forever to complete a cycle. Uses very little water and does not really get the clothes clean. It is a Maytag top loader.