Best Customer Reviews

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		Love this so far	June - 11 - 2010
		by D. Stubblefield from Idaho Unfortunetly I had my washer break and had to go get a new one all in one day because we live in a very small town and had only that day to get to the city so I had no time to read reviews. I'm a huge review reader so this was very hard for me. I used the online feature on my phone to look while we shopped, but still not the same. So needless to say I was very skepticle and tried my best to compare a few washers and dryers at a few different stores. I'm very glad to say that after a few weeks, I am nowhere near dissapointed and had I had the time to review I probably would have bought these anyway. The morning after we bought these and before I unpacked them I did read as much as I could and I only got more excited. (We also bought the matching dryer) I take a LOT of pride in my laundry, and thought I was pretty good at it already. Our top loader was about 9 years old and it did just fine so I wasn't even in the market. My laundry is so clean and even more fluffy now and it smells amazing! I can actually smell the fabric softner better and it's evenly dispensed so not oily looking stains on the darks. I think I have washed everything in my house 3 times ;O) just for fun. My poor little kids are lucky to have clothes on them because I'm constantly looking for things to throw in the wash! I think the hot water setting and internal heater work just fine because the glass gets all steamy, however my hot water heater is on the other side of the wall from the washer so it doesn't have far to travel. I can see with the spurts of water how it wouldn't travel a whole house well and stay hot and that seemed to be some peoples complaint. Fortunetly I don't have that problem. I have also never expected complete silence from a washer and dryer... get a sound proof room if you need it that bad... it's laundry! As others have wrote... the water filling is louder than the rest of the cycle but I can't believe how little water it uses. The spurts come from the fact that this thing is so smart it measures just the right amount of water for each load! Think of the money I'm saving! And then to top it off my dryer is super "smart" too... it knows when the clothes are dry on the sensor dry and adjusts the time to it. The only problem I have had with that is not really a problem.. the sensor can't always tell when a blanket is still damp on the inside so it will lessen the time... I just adjust the blanket and use the timed dry setting instead of the sensor.... I hope this product still remains wonderful for years... it also has a ten year motor warranty on the washer! And I super LOVE all the "bells and whistles" AKA all the different choices I have for my differnt types of loads to include the time delay setting... cause lets face it... not all loads of laundry are the same!
		What a difference!	Febuary - 20 - 2010
		by Karen from Rockville, MD We previously had a front loader when living overseas and found the results to be absolutely remarkable. In fact, we had lamented the loss of our front loader when returning to the states. So when it was time to replace our current 15 year old Whirlpool, there was no question we would be going with a front loader. Without a lot of time to spare, we went with the LG based on our previous experience. I'm pleased with the result. I would say that LG appears to tailor their programs country by country. We noticed that the LG program in the US is noticeably shorter (only 50 minutes for a normal cycle, rather than 120 minutes which we had before). Only with the Sanitize program can you get a proper European 120 minutes or so cycle, and unfortunately that cycle time is only available at that very high temperature. I suppose with Americans doing on average 8 loads per week, a 2 hour cycle would be a bit much. Despite my desire to have a longer cycle for lower temperatures, clothes are clean when they come out anyways. So perhaps the longer cycle is superfluous. Highly recommend this washer to anyone, and don't be afraid of the front loader! Just keep the door open between loads to air it out.
		LG front loader washer	January - 29 - 2010
		by Charles Wadsworth from Willcox, AZ I was tired of the old washer leaking all over my floor. The things that attracted me to this washer were the efficiency, the quietness, the high speed spin (dryer clothes), the direct drive motor (no mechanical gears etc.) and the sump to catch the water it does spill. Also It doesn't have a seal in the bottom of the tub to spring a leak, there is no bottom of the tub. My experiences so far (only had it a while) are very good. No water on the floor. The sump drain only gets about a quart or less of water after a few loads. It is very quiet, though you do hear it at times. It is insanely simple to use. It may look complicated, but it isn't. You just dump your clothes in and your detergent in the reservoir, select the type of cycle you want with the knob. and push the go button. Now it will display a lot of lights in columns showing what options are default for the chosen cycle, if you want to change any of these you can use the buttons below the lights to toggle through the choices for that option before hitting go, but the defaults will get you through. It does get your clothes clean and it does get them quite a bit dryer. Also we set ours on our concrete slab floor and haven't had one iota of trouble with shaking at any time. Still the thing is new and we haven't had it long, but we're very happy now.

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