Best Buy has
Maytag 7.3 Cu. Ft. Stackable Vented Electric Dryer (Volcano Black, MED5630MBK) on sale for
$649.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise delivery starts from $39.99.
Thanks to Community Member
N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
- Note: Availability for pickup and delivery will vary by location.
About this Item:
- Quick Dry Cycle: Dries small loads quickly, customizable settings, option to save settings for next load
- Capacity: Spacious 7.3 cu. ft. for large loads
- Maytag Commercial Technology: Durable motor and drum for long-lasting performance
- Extra Power Button: Extends time, heat, and tumbling to prevent underdrying, especially for thick fabrics
- Advanced Moisture Sensing: Monitors moisture and air temperatures for even drying
- Wrinkle Prevent Option: Tumbles up to 150 minutes post-cycle to prevent wrinkles
- Additional Notes: Electric cord and vent kit sold separately, not included
- Dimensions: 38.75" x 27" x 30.75" (HxWxD), 51" Depth with door open
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Otoh, Whirlpool is the only appliance corporation still based in the U.S. They own Maytag, Kitchenaid and some other smaller brands and claim to assemble 80% of their appliances here with factories in several different states.
LG is a rebrand of Lucky Goldstar, which started out in the 80s selling Goldstar electronics as a cheaper Korean alternative to the established Japanese brands like Sony and Panasonic. Most of their appliances are assembled in Tennessee.
/ramble
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Otoh, Whirlpool is the only appliance corporation still based in the U.S. They own Maytag, Kitchenaid and some other smaller brands and claim to assemble 80% of their appliances here with factories in several different states.
LG is a rebrand of Lucky Goldstar, which started out in the 80s selling Goldstar electronics as a cheaper Korean alternative to the established Japanese brands like Sony and Panasonic. Most of their appliances are assembled in Tennessee.
/ramble
As a homeowner, just buy a speed queen set. New or used. Do you really need a "smart" w/d connected to wifi with a digital display? Just more things that can breakdown. There's a reason laundromats use this brand. Replacement parts are readily available and affordable because everything is made in the USA. Repairs are simple diys. Recommended by repairmen and known to last 15-25 yrs on average in commercial settings.
I see the same comment on so many social media brands when no one asked for it. Not sure if a blind shill, a long term bot, or just annoying but it's annoying.
haven't seen a hack for appliances @ HD in awhile...
I've only had to do some minor DIY repairs, such as replacing the washing machine drain pump and send out the Motor Control Unit/Board for repair (CircuitBoardmedics.com) which was affordable enough and I didn't have to deal with replacing my machine. The front door seal is still perfect, no odors (we keep the door open) and oh, and I had to replace the bulb on the matching dryer. I would definitely consider a Maytag again or even Whirlpool, since parts are easy to get. Speed Queen's are excellent and last a long time, but are not completely immune from breakdowns. I'd consider them if money was not a concern.
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I've only had to do some minor DIY repairs, such as replacing the washing machine drain pump and send out the Motor Control Unit/Board for repair (CircuitBoardmedics.com) which was affordable enough and I didn't have to deal with replacing my machine. The front door seal is still perfect, no odors (we keep the door open) and oh, and I had to replace the bulb on the matching dryer. I would definitely consider a Maytag again or even Whirlpool, since parts are easy to get. Speed Queen's are excellent and last a long time, but are not completely immune from breakdowns. I'd consider them if money was not a concern.
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