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CamelHairy t1_j61cvyd wrote

Speed Queen, longest warranty, all metal internals, just go to,a laundrymat, everyone will have Speed Queens or Maytag/Whirlpool commercials. I actually talked to the factory, .quote 'only difference between our homeowners and commercial units are the coin box"

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the_journeyman3 t1_j66urch wrote

Miele if you have nice clothes. Speedqueen if you have cheap clothes.

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WiB76 t1_j63fn5g wrote

A warm summer breeze

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bigtexo t1_j60udk5 wrote

Lakeland heated rail.

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javaavril t1_j61k7tm wrote

Heatpump and condenser dryers damage textiles the least, you can even dry wool in them as they don't overheat or shrink fibers. They also lower home heating and cooling bills.

Best long-term will be a Miele T1.

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CaterpillarHot2263 t1_j623qnb wrote

I’ve got a 20+ year old Simpson 4kg that’s stood the test of time. Never even had to think about fixing it, sits outside on my covered deck and does exactly what it needs to do, when it’s told to do it #ftw

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BrianAndersonPens t1_j6lemyh wrote

I have a hotpoint I bought new in 1994? 1995? Still runs like a champ, never needed service.

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Muncie4 t1_j624y9k wrote

Roper, cheapest you can find. It gets hot and spins, there's not much bling to a dryer.

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