Added on: May 27, 2014 ~Please subscribe to me & make me the happiest mommy in the world!!~ Review: LG Front Load Washer/Dryer. Model number for washer: WM3250H*A and Dryer:DLEX3250* We purchased these at Lowe's. They offer free local delivery & installation :) :::To follow me on Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook please click on the About section above to get the links. ► ► ► ► ► ► ► The Speed Queen AWN432SP may not look like much on the outside, but it’s a no-nonsense top-load washer that does one function and does it well. According to the feedback of most users, the Speed Queen not only cleans your clothes but is very gentle on them at the same time. It also runs relatively quiet for such a large, old-school washing machine, and it features a heavy, long-lasting design that is better balanced than most other models. The unsurpassed warranty also echoes the unit’s reliability; one local repairman we surveyed said that the Speed Queen is so well made that he rarely ever has had to service it.

An easy-to-use washing machine with the ability to hook up directly to the kitchen sink, the Midea MAE100 is a great option for those that demand flexibility, particularly anyone who spends their days on the road in an RV or motorhome. Best Prices Bamboo FlooringIn fact, many of the machine’s biggest advocates are those who use the MAE100 for exactly that purpose, and each one states how surprised they were that such a tiny machine could clean their clothes with the same quality as a full-sized washer.Patio Bar Table Heater The LG WM4270 is the only front-loader among the contenders, and for those leaning in that direction, there’s a lot to love about this machine. Rent To Own Laptop Bad CreditIn addition to being incredibly energy efficient – a combination of using very little water on an ultra-high spin cycle – the WM4270 also uses an automated technology that weighs the clothes and adjusts the time it will take to go through a full cycle, thus saving electricity on smaller loads.

There’s also a feature that uses Steam Technology which is very effective for getting out difficult stains. One owner notes how he once tried several different strain removers without success, but after using the steam setting on the washer and throwing the shirt in the laundry, the stain was completely removed. Another compact washer that can connect to any sink is the Haier HLP21N. This washer lets you choose between three speed cycles and three water levels so that you get the perfect combination every time. Instead of using a traditional agitator which can twist and pull your clothes while in operation, this top-loader uses a pulsator that creates a powerful and effective wash action. Many owners report that it results in a better cleaning performance and is gentler on clothes, making it excellent for items like cloth diapers, baby clothes, and delicates. The Speed Queen AWN432SP measures 28 x 26 x 43 inches and boasts 3.3 cubic feet capacity, which as one owner notes is more than enough for a family of four.

It also features the ability to control water levels, so you can actually fit much larger, bulkier objects like bedding comforters or throw rugs by using the minimal amount of water. The Midea MAE100 is the biggest model that the company offers, measuring 24 x 25 x 40 inches and featuring 2.1 cubic feet of space inside. That makes it small enough to fit into a closet, as most owners have done, but also large enough to be able to wash a normal-sized load of laundry. LG WM4270HWA TurboWash 4.5 Cu. Ft. The largest of the four contenders, the LG WM2650 measures 31 x 29 x 43 inches with a washer drum that has a whopping 4.5 cubic foot capacity. Its size not only allows users to fit more clothes per cycle, but because it is so energy efficient, it allows you to save even more money by doing fewer loads of laundry per week. Haier HLP21N Pulsator 1-Cubic-Foot Portable Washer Offering a fraction of the capacity of its competition, the Haier HLP21N features a scant 1.0 cubic feet.

While its size is somewhat limiting, it is actually one of the selling points for many owners who live in small apartments or mobile homes that can’t accommodate a normal-sized washer. It is also extremely portable since it can easily be rolled away for storage, which many users believe only adds to its versatility and charm. Listed for $0, the Speed Queen AWN432SP may seem a bit on the pricey side for such a barebones washing machine, but its quality and durability is reverberated throughout countless reviewers. We surveyed a local repairman who has been servicing washers for the last 11 years. When we asked him which model he most rarely finds himself fixing, he unequivocally told us it was the Speed Queen. The Midea MAE100 comes in well under the average price at $299, which is pretty good for a washing machine that receives mostly great reviews and has plenty of room. The company sells the same basic model in various sizes (as well as a 2.0 cu. ft. version that’s a two-in-one washer and dryer combo), but we recommend the 2.1 cubic foot model unless you’re really tight on space.

At $1073, the LG WM4270HWA is only about $100 more than the Speed Queen, but it is well worth it. The washer offers the largest capacity out of all of the top machines, the added benefit of being energy efficient, and several cool extra features (like Steam and ColdWash Technology) that the other washers don’t include. It gets a bit expensive when you factor in purchasing a matching dryer, but almost every owner we surveyed was happy with the extra value that they were able to get for their money and claimed that they could never see themselves going back to a more basic machine. The cheapest of the bunch at $244, the Haier HLP21N delivers incredible bang for your buck. It provides excellent conservation of water and electricity, and its quality and performance match those of more expensive, regular-sized washers. Sometimes you have to pay more for a specialty appliance like this, and it’s clear from the hundreds of reviewers for this product that its added convenience is a huge bonus, especially given the washer’s relatively low price tag.