Anybody know anything about Washer/Dryers???????????
 

I need to go buy one of em for a gift.

I dont know shit about em except they clean close and they eat my versace underwear and make em dissapeer

Maytag Epic or Neptune front loading

ask in the store

probably a more qualified opinion than on gfy

what about those dual ones? or just get em separatetly?

the cockaroach sales guy will talk his BS to me thinking i am falling foor it meanwhile i am thinking to myself what a cockroach this fool is hehehehe

Another frontloading type is the Sears Kenmore HE and HE Elite series. Mine are going on 6 years old with no problems. They have two capacity sizes, 3.1 and 3.8 cubic feet. If you get front loaders I suggest getting ones that offer a pedestal also. The pedestal raises the machine off the ground higher. Less bending when doing the laundry.

(save the bending for something else)

PK

Well that I dont know lol

what about cubic ftt?????

shit i better go downstairs and see what i got , but its a old one , there are new models out i am so confused

fuck them - these machines are evil, no man should be allowed to touch them, I managed to flood the house twice with the one I had last year

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...BVCookie=Ye s


this sexy beast? hehehe i am so confused

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh mine have been eating my socks and underwear for the past few years , evry load i lose some in the black hole of the dryer

If its a gift
I advise the most economic one =D

clean "close"? lol ;)

I have one similar to this one with the pedestal...

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?cat=Washers+%26+Dryers&pid=02645962000& vertical=APPL&subcat=All+Washers&BV_UseBVCookie=Ye s

sorry my wife is my maschine

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

Get them separate. The combined ones are worthless.

its for my brother so i dont want to get him crappy one

Ahhhh.... oky

I've got a Kenmore HE-4t and it rules... you can do like 27 bath towels at a time, fuckin' amazing. And they use the detergent that only uses a small scoop per load.