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Whirlpool 4.8 cu. ft. HE Top Load Washer or 7.4 cu. ft. Electric Dryer Expired

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Home Depot has Whirlpool 4.8 cu. ft. HE Top Load Washer or Whirlpool 7.4 cu. ft. Electric Dryer on sale below for $597.60 each. Shipping is free. Thanks rsvpd

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    Rating: (4.51 out of 5 stars)
    Reviews: 1,951 Home Depot Reviews
    Product Name: 4.8 cu. ft. High-Efficiency Chrome Shadow Top Load Washer with Built-In Water Faucet in Intuitive Touch Controls
    Product Description: Care can be messy. That's why we help you create customized care for any mess. Help prevent stains from setting in by prewashing clothes right in the washer with an interior faucet. Then let the washer guide you to the right cycle, or customize up to 26 of your own, with Intuitive Touch Controls that give you the right type of fabric care for whatever you're washing.
    Model Number: WTW7500GC
    Product SKU: 303100330
    UPC: 883049447001
    Washer Tub/Drum Material: Stainless Steel Drum
    Product Depth (in.): 28
    Wash Cycles: Bedding,Colors,Cotton,Delicates,Drain & Spin,Heavy Duty,Rinse & Spin,Tub Clean
    Control Type: Touch
    Color/Finish: Chrome Shadow
    Height With Lid Open 90 Degrees (In): 55
    Agitator/Impeller Type: Impeller
    Product-Weight (lb.): 140lb
    Stackable: Not Stackable
    Number of Wash Cycles: 27
    Maximum Spin Speed (RPM): 850
    Number of Wash Temperatures: 27
    Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year limited warranty
    Appliance Category: Washer
    Certifications and Listings: 1-UL Listed
    Product Height (in.): 42
    Appliance Type: Top Load Washer
    Door Material: Glass
    Steam Function: No Steam
    Number of Wash Speeds: 5
    Color/Finish Family: Gray
    Number of Rinse Temperatures: 5
    Washer Dispensers: Bleach,Fabric Softener,Powedered Detergent
    Energy Consumption (kWh/year): 212
    Returnable: Non-Returnable
    Product Width (in.): 27.5
    Washer Features: Cycle Status Indicator,Delay Start,Door Window,End-Of-Cycle Signal,High-Efficiency Detergent Required
    Energy Efficiency Tier Rating: Not CEE rated
    Capacity - Washer (cu. ft.): 4.80
    Number of Rinse Cycles: 5
    Voltage (volts): 120
    Amperage (amps): 20 A
    Included: Power Cord
    Wash more than 2 baskets of clothing in a single load thanks to our 4.8 cu. ft. washer. You'll even have the extra space you need for bulky items like comforters
    Help protect fabrics from fraying and snags with this stainless steel wash basket that gently guides clothes in the drum. Based on 7 lb. per basket
    Easily prewash clothes and other items right in the washer with a conveniently located interior faucet that gives you easy access to an instant water stream to remove loose soils
    Get improved cleaning and gentler care with Adaptive Wash technology with Active Bloom wash action. This technology senses the size of each load and then adapts water levels and wash actions, based on the type of load being washed, for optimal cleaning. Compared to our pre-2009 agitator washer
    27 Wash Cycles: How to Wash: Normal, Quick, Delicate, Heavy Duty, Colorlast Utility Tools: Drain and Spin, Rinse and Spin, Clean Washer What to Wash: Colors, Darks, White, Towels, Bedding/Bulky
    ENERGY STAR certified models exceed government standards by over 20% to help conserve natural resources and save money on your utility bills
    Intuitive Touch Controls let the washer guide you to the right cycle combinations or customize up to 26 of your own to get the right type of fabric care for whatever you're washing
    Keep colors vibrant longer using a precise combination of gentle wash action, temperatures and time
    Automatic water levels regulate the amount of water based on the size of the load
    Get more water to help break down loose soils. This option fills your washer to the maximum water level for your load and helps rinse away loose soils
    Give clothes a thorough yet gentle clean. Designed so clothes have more room to move, the seamless surface and vanes also help drive clothes from the outer rim to the center, where the deepest cleaning happens
    Wash a load in as little as 34 minutes with increased spin speeds to remove more water so clothes can spend less time in the washer. Based on an 8 lb. load
    Keep an eye on how much time is left during any cycle and easily see your selected cycles, options and available choices with the illuminated digital console
    Enjoy better cleaning with the Presoak option that lets you skip soaking outside of the washer. It works by adding extra time for it in the washer before the cycle starts. When this 30-minute option is complete, the wash cycle will start automatically
    The direct drive motor is what helps our transmission system handle larger-capacity loads. It uses fewer moving parts so theres less wear and tear over time
    Shock-absorbent technology keeps this lid shutting gently and quietly time after time. The frameless design also provides better visibility of your load while it's washing
    You'll always know when your wash cycle is finished, thanks to the end-of-cycle signal. This helpful tone reminds you when it's time to transfer clean clothes from the washer to the dryer. You can also turn it off completely
    Deep-fill the washer to clean even those areas that aren't normally reached by everyday cycles. Add an affresh Washer Cleaner tablet to the Clean Washer cycle for best results

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    All the people I know who had front load washers say they will never buy another one. The primary reason seems to be that it stinks. Even if you leave the door open to dry, and dry out the seal, it always seems to build up nasty stuff. Not to mention you cannot add clothes once its started.

    I like front loaders and top loaders. Ill never own a front loader though. A washer isnt something I want to think about or have to maintain. We've had a top loader run of the mill unit with no bells/whistles...and its been going strong for 10 years. My parents have a top of the line front loader, and have had several problems already. No thanks.
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    The majority of us are not in our right minds.
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    For me, it's because the load can be added to (shoot, there's 5 more pairs of underwear) subtracted from (crap, there's wool in a warm load) or otherwise modified (dang, I forgot the soap). Saved a set of headphones that way.
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    HIDDENikashdan102-11-2020 at 04:56 AM.
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    phrinkle
    02-11-2020 at 05:02 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:02 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    The majority of us are not in our right minds.
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    Curtis1950
    02-11-2020 at 05:03 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:03 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    For me, it's because the load can be added to (shoot, there's 5 more pairs of underwear) subtracted from (crap, there's wool in a warm load) or otherwise modified (dang, I forgot the soap). Saved a set of headphones that way.
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    FHRITP
    02-11-2020 at 05:07 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:07 AM.
    All the people I know who had front load washers say they will never buy another one. The primary reason seems to be that it stinks. Even if you leave the door open to dry, and dry out the seal, it always seems to build up nasty stuff. Not to mention you cannot add clothes once its started.

    I like front loaders and top loaders. Ill never own a front loader though. A washer isnt something I want to think about or have to maintain. We've had a top loader run of the mill unit with no bells/whistles...and its been going strong for 10 years. My parents have a top of the line front loader, and have had several problems already. No thanks.
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    applemonkey
    02-11-2020 at 05:26 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:26 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    Front load washers build up mold, then you have to leave it open every wash. If you have a top and bottom kit you'll still break your back.

    In the end...our backs will break regardless
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    Tsurugi
    02-11-2020 at 05:29 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:29 AM.
    Get top loaders and thank me later
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    karazi
    02-11-2020 at 05:43 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 05:43 AM.
    This or the Costco LG deal?

    Are there other good models out there with that water spout built in?

    Is 4.8cuft on low end for top loader? Can do comforters ok?
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    Terikan
    02-11-2020 at 06:00 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 06:00 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?
    Are you really old or is this hyperbole or what? Back breaking, or hurting, is a result of lifting heavy things, not just bending over for a second.
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    JonnyAbs
    02-11-2020 at 06:12 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 06:12 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    My wife hates our front loader. Constantly smells like mold even when you leave the door open. Always fighting mildew.
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    OliveChannel2583
    02-11-2020 at 06:14 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 06:14 AM.
    Quote from FHRITP :
    All the people I know who had front load washers say they will never buy another one. The primary reason seems to be that it stinks. Even if you leave the door open to dry, and dry out the seal, it always seems to build up nasty stuff. Not to mention you cannot add clothes once its started.

    I like front loaders and top loaders. Ill never own a front loader though. A washer isnt something I want to think about or have to maintain. We've had a top loader run of the mill unit with no bells/whistles...and its been going strong for 10 years. My parents have a top of the line front loader, and have had several problems already. No thanks.
    We've never had any problem with smells or mold. When we do our laundry our last load is always the load with bleach...then we leave the door open and the soap tray pulled out and no problem ever.
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    VijayM4794
    02-11-2020 at 06:49 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 06:49 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    Sometimes I would like to soak it for an hour and rinse the shirt collar with hands. Can you do this in front loader one?
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    lordmats0o
    02-11-2020 at 07:00 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 07:00 AM.
    Quote from ikashdan1 :
    I don't understand why top load washers are so popular. Who in their right mind wants to have to break their back every time they have to reach in there to get the last sock?

    Interesting, I bend over more and have to bend over at a weird angle dealing with front load washers. My back appreciates top load washers.
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    Firenova
    02-11-2020 at 07:07 AM.
    02-11-2020 at 07:07 AM.
    I guess this is a deal if you're trying to buy an $1800 set for less, but $1200 doesn't scream deal to me for a washer dryer set.
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