My washing machines just died what make/brand would you recommend
By taramoon
@taramoon (740)
Spain
February 21, 2007 3:48pm CST
Ok everyone my washing machine has just taken it's last breathe after a loud, clatter and bong it's died, it is about 5 years old and not worth calling the tecnician down, what make or brand can you recommend as i now have to go washing machine hunting tomorrow, our washing machine is permantly on as i have two kids and theres me and my mum, but i also use my washing machine for my customers shhets and towels, i work in property management and rentals, the one thats just died was a Balay (god rest his soul) my mums normally in charge of thinks like this and she's away on holiday. So please help me out
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5 responses
@weemam (13372)
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21 Feb 07
I wouldn't go past a Hotpoint , I have had 3 hotpoints in 30 years and they are brilliant , the one we have at the moment is 10yrs old its an aquarius and it is still going strong . I don't know if you get them in spain thoug tara , good luck pal xx( I have mine on at least once a day , I am a bit of a clean freak like you) lol .
@taramoon (740)
• Spain
22 Feb 07
LOL hun thanks for that yes hotpoint available over here, saw some this morning when i was looking, i got so confused on all of them i've written down the details and i'm going back later with the one i choice, god i miss my mum not being here, everytime she goes on holiday theres a drama pmsl, me personally would pick the prettiest one with the prettiest buttons, but i know i have to be sensible
@jajatisalgoe (646)
• Belgium
21 Feb 07
I don't know if you can get this one in your country, but 'Miele' systems stand for fantastic quality, not the highest costs also, but just a little more than the normal ones, ours already took 12 years and with some cleaning from time to time it still works! Try it out I would say..
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@taramoon (740)
• Spain
22 Feb 07
Huumm that really very interesting because i saw a miele one the other day and it did look very snazzy and the price tag looked good as well which of course is always a bonus, i think i'll go back and find out more about the model i saw, cause if you've had your for 12 years sounds like a good run to me, now a days they don't seem to make electrodomestic items to last
@SpitFire179 (2536)
• Canada
21 Feb 07
Defilately MayTag. Really, it's the best washing machine system ever, lots of choices, and gets your clothes SOOOOO clean... It's wonderful. so for me, maytag all the way.
@1983tyler (507)
• United States
21 Feb 07
I don't know what kind of washing machines you have in Spain. We have a Whirlpool, and it works really well. I would suggest that if the one you had worked really well, then maybe you should see about getting the same brand again.
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@m0thakap0p (105)
• Canada
21 Feb 07
I suggest that washign machein and dryer that hold up to 30 puonds of clothes! Thats we have and its great! We do about 2 days of loundry in 1 hour! Saves water and alot of money!
Your freind,
M0thakap0p
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@taramoon (740)
• Spain
21 Feb 07
LOL i'm all for saving funny enough mum and i were shopping and looking around last month at a single standing dryer (only cause it was raining cats and dogs for 2 weeks none stop) You could be right on this spend a little more and have the joy off fluffy and clean clothes
