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Thread Number: 443
Replace my Maytag with a Whirpool?? |
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Post# 48506 , Reply# 1 11/4/2004 at 06:38 (6,975 days old) by Gyrafoam  (Wytheville, VA) |
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Funky looking "Adamananorgetag" agitator. Personally, I'd go with a porcelain or Stainless Steel tub every time. Plastic like that is somewhat pourous and will eventually collect different soils and oils. Would'nt want a plastic loo either! -Steve | ||
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Post# 48526 , Reply# 5 11/4/2004 at 10:42 (6,974 days old) by foraloysius (Leeuwarden, Friesland, the Netherlands) |
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| Post# 48560 , Reply# 7 11/4/2004 at 16:57 (6,974 days old) by laundramatt (Youngstown, Ohio) | ||
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Dual action agitators are very boring in my opinion. I would stay far away from them. | ||
| Post# 48566 , Reply# 8 11/4/2004 at 17:58 (6,974 days old) by westytoploader () | ||
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I agree Matt; thanks to John (Coldspot66) NONE of my washers have Dual-Action agitators in them! YAY! | ||
| Post# 48627 , Reply# 9 11/5/2004 at 09:21 (6,973 days old) by agiflow-action () | ||
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They might be boring,but... They are the best for turnover with large loads.Boring....i guess,but most people just want clean clothes. | ||
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Post# 48644 , Reply# 10 11/5/2004 at 15:07 (6,973 days old) by gansky1 (Omaha, The Home of the TV Dinner!) |
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The dual-action agitators are almost a must in the smaller, 24" wide machines. The tubs are deep, but narrower than the 29" models making for more difficult turnover of larger loads. I've had several of both agitator styles in the 24" models and the DAA wins, hands down. I think many of the models Whirlpool offer now have the gentle wash system that shifts to slow speed agitation at about the 6 min. mark in Normal cycle. This helps with the roughness a lot, but with large loads, the DAA is really a necessity to keep the load moving at the slower speed.
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