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Posted by Rich on November 8, 2006, 11:48 am
Eric in North TX wrote:
>> The cost of the high effeciency is not only the amount of water you
>> save but you also use less soap and the cloths come out much dryer
>> in a front loading machine thus saving you on drying time and energy
>> as well. I have a Bosch front loader and it was well worth the extra
>> money. Until I got this washer my dryer could never keep up when
>> doing several loads at once, now the dryer is done before the next
>> load of wash so that tells me I'm saving money in the drying process
>> as well.
>>
>> Rich
>
> We did the same, we found the same.
> We did go for the Maytag Neptune series, and I know there is a lot of
> buzz about them not being all that, but our experience has been good,
> no problems to date. I bought scratch and dent ones and saved over 1/3
> of the price. One tip on front-loaders; use baking soda in addition to
> the soap. That eliminated front-loader odor. I buy a bucket of it at
> Sam's for ~$5 so not much additional expense there, it lasts forever.
What is front loader odor? Never heard of that?
Thanks, Rich
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