Best Front Load Washers to Buy in 2024

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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    In this video, we share the best front-load washers you can buy in 2024. We have determined reliability based on real service calls and we share key features that set each brand and model apart so you can find what front-load washer is best for you.
    By the end, you will know which front-load washer you should buy based on what is important to you. Service reliability, features, style, and efficiency; you will find the best front-load washer for your laundry room.
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    Models featured in this video:
    LG WM3400 - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
    LG WM4000 - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
    LG WM6700 - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
    GE GFW655 - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
    Samsung WF50BG8300
    LG WashTower - www.yaleappliance.com/search/...
    GE UltraFast - www.yaleappliance.com/product...
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    Chapters
    0:00 Intro
    0:28 LG WM3400
    2:51 LG WM4000
    3:36 LG WM6700
    4:57 GE GFW655
    6:58 Samsung WF50BG8300
    8:11 LG WashTower
    9:12 GE UltraFast
    9:46 How To Save Money

Комментарии • 40

  • @michaeldaugherty1933
    @michaeldaugherty1933 6 месяцев назад +1

    Your videos are getting better all the time ,very informative! excellent host

  • @bobfish3176
    @bobfish3176 6 месяцев назад +3

    on my 2nd pair of Electrolux first pair lasted a little over 20 years. Always worked very well and the new washer has a sanitize setting and the dryer has a steam wrinkly remover option so I love the new ones even more!

  • @drbobvs
    @drbobvs 6 месяцев назад +1

    Very informative, thank you.

  • @EpicConspiracy
    @EpicConspiracy 6 месяцев назад +11

    Amazes me people haven’t figured out to buy Electrolux yet. That pod chamber is money.

    • @YaleAppliance1
      @YaleAppliance1  6 месяцев назад +3

      I dont like it as much as the others...

    • @drbobvs
      @drbobvs 6 месяцев назад +6

      I’m on my 7th year with my Electrolux washer. Working great no issues 👍

    • @rednovus
      @rednovus 6 месяцев назад +3

      What's so good about Electrolux?

    • @txguy714
      @txguy714 6 месяцев назад +4

      Because they are horrendous and break down more than all others combined.

    • @JustinKais
      @JustinKais 5 месяцев назад

      electrolux used to be a quality product but like everything else, it went China and plastic. now it’s garbage.

  • @ralphmilleriii9957
    @ralphmilleriii9957 6 месяцев назад +1

    The 6700 isn’t the 1st LG with an automatic dispenser. Unfortunately, the WM4500 was discontinued.

  • @Dadtheimpaler
    @Dadtheimpaler 2 месяца назад

    I've been looking at the lg 3400cw, but if you search on it, it'll say 5.2 capacity or 4.5 capacity. Can't figure out why.

  • @lorridowns5669
    @lorridowns5669 16 дней назад

    I love your informative videos! I need a stackable washer and dryer that will fit into a space that is only 30" deep and 41" wide. We are tall and can reach any dials. Should we buy the LG Washtower or the LG compact stackable front loader washer and dryer separately and get the stacking kit or the front loading stackables from GE? They are all 2.4 Cu. Ft. for washing. We are moving the laundry 5' to the other side of the mud room and it will now be electric and venting would be added if we chose the stackable over the tower. TY

    • @YaleAppliance1
      @YaleAppliance1  15 дней назад

      I like the WashTower...but you can do anything. Most Smart washers now conytrol the dryers anyway.

    • @lorridowns5669
      @lorridowns5669 15 дней назад

      @@YaleAppliance1 except that I only have 30" of depth for space.

  • @denisemarieehrich770
    @denisemarieehrich770 3 месяца назад +4

    its been 5 years since I bought samsung front loader 5.2 cu ft and yesterday the drum broke. I called their customer service and they said it cannot be fixed and did NOT offer me a replacement or even a discount if I bought a new one. Will never buy samsung again!

  • @TheRoyalflush666
    @TheRoyalflush666 2 месяца назад

    The picture in the thumbnail isn't even on the list 🤔

  • @traybern
    @traybern Месяц назад

    WHICH one spins out the MOST water???

  • @jamesedwards8049
    @jamesedwards8049 6 месяцев назад +3

    I'll stick to Speed Queen.

  • @traybern
    @traybern Месяц назад

    REGARDLESS of which type of washer you have you should ALWAYS LEAVE THE DOOR/LID…..OPEN when NOT in USE!!! CLOSED = MOLD!!!!!

  • @kcr2365
    @kcr2365 6 месяцев назад +1

    Oh hi princess Leia

  • @y2kmadd
    @y2kmadd 2 месяца назад +2

    Samsung? No way.

    • @YaleAppliance1
      @YaleAppliance1  2 месяца назад

      Yeah...I get that a lot. Product is good...but the service is awful. Good thing we service what we sell.

  • @horacebull6923
    @horacebull6923 4 месяца назад

    lg does not have service department??? either your lying or you haven't done enough research. They're called Direct Mobile Service Technicians (DMST) Now if there's none in every area you should say that... Wow. 👎👎👎👎👎

    • @YaleAppliance1
      @YaleAppliance1  4 месяца назад +1

      OK...my friend Blll Lange set it up...sort of. Now try scheduling a call under warranty...and report back your results

    • @horacebull6923
      @horacebull6923 4 месяца назад

      @@YaleAppliance1. I’m a LG service technician. I was just in a week long training seminar on the new heat pump washer combo with a technician who covers the Boston area. Where exactly & how many of them are they I couldn’t tell you. But you could always call & ask…

    • @YaleAppliance1
      @YaleAppliance1  4 месяца назад

      OK...
      First I think what LG is trying to do is admirable...However, the math doesn't add up.
      We now have 35 service techs just in the Boston area...and need 10 more for same/next day service. We cannot take calls from anyone other than our own customers. We are that busy...just for three stores.
      You have to cover Home Depot, Lowes, and Best Buy along with about 100 local dealers with zero service departments.
      Then you have the internet dealer from different areas (hows the damages, BTW)
      So let me ask a question: You have a service issue. What is your average time to complete it, from diagnosing to a customer satisfied with the repair.
      If I had to guess it would be 90-120 days....
      I think if LG stays at it, eventually it will pay dividends. But the company will have to invest billions in nationwide service.
      Dont know an appliance CEO signing on for that long term goal...especially when they are paid in the short term

    • @horacebull6923
      @horacebull6923 4 месяца назад

      @@YaleAppliance1 If it’s not a actual LG employed tech we use contractors (ASC) in markets that they may deem to small for a large amount of technicians. Our state of service demands a 3 day turnaround from initial visit to completion of repair. Granted part availability shipping delays & reclaims play a part in this. I guess my concern is the misinformation being told about not having a dedicated service department. I’ve worked for A&E as well as Whirlpool. I truly believe you guys do a great job in your markets and demand for service drives the amount of techs a company may need. We run about 6 calls a day on average on cooking Laundry dishwasher & refrigerators. Certain areas based on call volume may not warrant more than a handful of technicians which I agree hugely affects customers service. But it’s the nature of the business.

  • @NightShade671
    @NightShade671 3 месяца назад +2

    Front load washers are stupid. I used one today, and waited and waited to see some water, but never saw it; and there was very low suds. However, somehow my clothes came out damp, but didn't even smell clean. The force of gravity causes what little water there is to go down. These machines are just plain weird. Everything is getting so weird in society.

    • @USNEM
      @USNEM 3 месяца назад +2

      What?

    • @scottgood7888
      @scottgood7888 3 месяца назад

      They can't be any more stupid than the newer top load "high efficiency" washers. Low agitation and low water levels means clothes aren't even entirely submerged under the water. Clothes literally come out half clean. I have to literally trick the machine by adding additional water to the tub through an external hose. Then I have to agitate the clothes by hand to assure thorough mixture of detergent in the water. So basically, I am manually doing the washing machine's job. I wished I would've kept my old top loader high agitation washer and just fixed it on my own. But I thought the new and improved versions would be better. I was sorely mistaken. The search for a washing machine that actually does what is supposed to do, continues.

    • @DorianGray-pi4ov
      @DorianGray-pi4ov 2 месяца назад

      We are still using our LG front load washer (and dryer) after 19 years. No issues at all. It seemed so luxurious when we bought it and it still works fine. After watching videos and reading reviews we don't want to buy anything else now, not even LG which seems to have gone bad?

    • @traybern
      @traybern Месяц назад

      TURN the WATER faucet ALL the way ON!!

  • @Magdal.Proc0810
    @Magdal.Proc0810 3 месяца назад

    Fake news

  • @coryscott839
    @coryscott839 2 месяца назад

    Is the lg 3400 a durable and reliable washer dryer set? I see a lot of ones locally here on Facebook marketplace with circuit boards gone. The fact they sell it rather than fix tells me it’s probably an expensive fix? I’m in Canada so it’s a lot more expensive here. Budgets are tight so I don’t really want to be pumping money into large expensive repairs. Durability and reliability are key to me