All Things Appliance

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Top load and front load washers differ primarily in how you load and unload clothes. Front loaders are more water-efficient, using a tumbling action to clean, while top loaders use more water and clean with an impeller or agitator. Although front loaders might have longer cycle times, they are generally more efficient in stain removal and have faster spinning speeds, reducing drying times. Top loaders typically offer a larger capacity, especially those with impellers. In terms of comfort, top loaders are waist-high, whereas front loaders might require bending unless raised with pedestals. Overall, the choice between the two depends on individual preferences and laundry needs.

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Tips for buying a used washing machine.

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New washers aren't built like they use to be!