I’m pretty sure some of us have a washing machine we load and ignore, but here we are, on the internet, watching someone’s washer from start to finish (watching the whole thing!) wash a load of laundry and find it utterly satisfying 😂 it is fun to watch, but I am laughing at myself a little.
Holy crap the rollover is the best I've seen in a top loader. That agitator REALLY gets the laundry going. I also love how you put in a very colorful blanket. Makes it more satisfying to watch. Great video.
The comments are rather amusing. Some of you saying this is a "small" washer when this was one of the largest top loaders ever made. People now have smaller families but want gigantic washers, I guess to just throw it all in one load and forget about it . The capacity of this washer would suffice for anyone today. I had one of these but the older style with the lint filter on the agitator. Great washer that cleaned the dirtiest loads.
@@terrorblossom4829 I think the problem might be that the agitators or wash plates are not proportioned to the size of these cavernous wash baskets. Gigantor tubs with small little paddles or vanes on the supposed "agitators" can't utilize the full capacity.
Sold them buy the ton back in the late 80's. Very high performance for not a lot of money. Built by MayCor aka Maytag in this era. Also built under the Admiral, Maytag Performa, Norge, of course Magic Chief brands. 3/4 hp drive gave them the 20 pound rating and yes wash action that rivals SQ. build quality but not as robust, but certainly one the better machines of this era!
Channel123 : So essentially, this has the original type Maytag mechanicals? That would explain why my identical Crosley-badged washer has been so bulletproof.
Now let me tell you, this brings back a lot of memories of grabbing my blanke and laying next to the washer and dryer on a Saturday morning..Mother used to clean the house and do laundry that day and I got to get comfortable and enjoy a nap..The good old days..Thank You and God Bless..
They do that ridiculous flow restriction on newer machines because the fill valves aren't powerful enough to close if the inlet pressure was any higher than what the restrictors allow. They just don't make 'em like they used to
Cheap solenoid valves fight against water pressure. Real industrial-level ones use the pressure from water source itself to control the valve stem like a fluid version of relay@@DaSamNudge
That's a well built machine, all performance no nonsense get the job done and last for years. I hadn't even heard of Magic Chef washers. I knew they made appliances but never seen their washers before.
Grandmother i got the load of laundry started like you asked me . "I know , i can hear it clunking. Thank You. Your polish sausage sandwich will be ready in 5 minutes. Go wash your hands."
A great working old school washer. I have a Kenmore Heavy Duty 2000 model year and it's still working great with only 3 knobs to select load size, water temp and cycle. I sincerely dread it when mine dies but, thank goodness there is Speed Queen.
the speed queen of this type is no longer in production either. good luck. go find an old style rebuilt 2 belt Maytag at a refurbished dealer. about $300 and worth it if seals and bearings are new. the older direct drive whirlpools are also a good choice. should have a new tranny as they last about 15 or 20 years. replace tranny and clutch, good for another 20 years at $250
@@jimgillion6453 The Speed Queen is back into production after a lot of fallout from the public. Avoid the 2018 model. The 2019 Has the transmission (old school)
i had a Maytag Peforma washer that had the same kind of tub and agitator but it had a different control panel. i had it for along time but its motor blew in 2016 and now i have an LG washer
Now that is a washing machine that cleans! Nowadays HE washers are use so little water that they don't even move the clothes around. I did a timelapse video and I found out that the clothes on the top layer never get washed......
With the HE machines you can load them full but lighter( don't pack it) the rollover is different, the clothes are not pulled down into the washbasket like regular agitator machines they are agitated, pushed up the center of the washbasket and out towards the sides of the basket down and back in towards the agitator, clothes are washed like they're being washed with a washboard
@@martinbirdwell7986 In the timelapse video I took, the top layers pretty much just stayed there, didn't move much. But after I poured in 3 buckets of water I can see it worked much better by "eating" the clothes into the agitator and circulating the whole tub.
@@Commander_HW The new machines are weird I work on them that's how I know how they work, if there's too many clothes in it it won't agitate them right because you're not dealing with a machine with an agitator you're dealing with one with an impeller, the agitator pulls the clothes down to the blades where the the clothes are cleaned, the impeller cleans the clothes, pushing them up and out towards the sides and back to where they are cleaned again, the rollover action is reversed between the two machines
@@Commander_HW now if you wanna see the clothes washing the latch that's on the lid should be able to come off use a star wrench to unscrew it from the lid and stick it into the lid lock the same way it was in the lid and then start machine
we had a Norge when I was a kid, great washer, was later replaced with a Kenmore Elite top load washer direct drive the last of the good ones from Whirlpool
I used to sell those Magic Chef and Norge washers with the 3/4 hp motor. They were incredible and when tested by consumer reports, "outwashed all other washers by far ''. They had reliability like the old Maytags too. Unfortunately, this was too much for the competition so they were taken over by another company and were used as a kicker and turned into just average machines. The pulleys were made plastic and after a while the thrust bearings would melt into them. Transmissions were changed too. Sad.
the regular knock the machine makes when agitating (it can be heard in both agitation sequences, but it is the loudest in the wash sequence) almost sounds like the rhythm of a song so it is easy to dance to
It helps to turn them over Turn over means the clothes move from the top of the washer to the bottom and back to the top, which helps clothes get clean
DaSamNudge That’s who I thought!!! As I said, my Crosley is identical, although a lower model: BOL heavy duty. One less dial. It doesn’t so much wash clothes as it “Bitchslapps the dirt out of them”. I LOVE IT. What year, do you think this is?(did you buy it New, I guess is what I’m asking).
Yeah, a lot of the older ones, like this, were very reliable and user friendly, and, like what you said, has a cool design. Now most newer washing machines have no personality and crap out on you in just 4 or 5 years.
I agree. Older top loaders can last for decades. The newer ones have no personality and are nothing but LED lights and buttons. I'll give them this though: They clean better than your standard washer, and actually submerge the particles underwater
Yup, that's a Norge. They also made an identical machine branded as a Montgomery Ward. This would have been one of the very last Norge-built Magic Chefs, Maytag took over about the time this one was built. Also DAT WATER PRESSURE
Now that Harley has mentioned Norge, it DEFINITELY sounds like a Norge. My parents used to have a Norge electric dryer back in the day, it was replaced in the 90s with a Whirlpool Gas Dryer. I just love how the machine is all business. Just does exactly what it's supposed to do. No frills, no bells, no blue LEDs, just washes and just works. Right every time!
CatPublishingStudios Yes they will put out washers but it doesn’t necessarily mean that they build them they put their name on them just like Kenmore is not a made washer by Sears it is a whirlpool washer built for Sears. wards was a Norge washer they never built their own they bought them from Norge. Magic chef was built by Norge.
Christopher Schreiber aka SiameseCatMan yep, that broke though. I don't remember exactly but I do remember that it didn't heat anymore and the timer wouldn't stop it. the one there now doesn't match but it's still better than the modern trash.
DaSamNudge I thought so, I so agree, Modern appliances(except for Speed Queen) sucks! The HE washers with the agitators are better than the ones without the agitators. but no HE washers are better than Speed Queens and the old agitator washers.
I would much rather have this old heavy duty well built machine and do the repairs to bring it back to good working order than pay $$$ for what they sell now - saving water is false economy if you have to replace the machine every two to three years -- or run it twice just to get the clothes wet. We have allowed ourselves to let the govt. and Al Gore guilt us into accepting crap washers that don't do the job right and don't last even five years. When the time came I bought a Speed Queen, its an awesome washer, fast effective, long life and best warranty in the country.
yambo59 my HE Maytag does a great job of cleaning and uses a 1/3 of the water a regular one does. I am amazed at how well it cleans. I had to have the repair guy out the other day because I over loaded it a few times and broke the belt lol.
I overloaded my old GE Filterflo many times, forty years later it still has the original belt. I was amazed as anyone when I had it apart to change the pump.
I really like this machine, but wow what is that banging? I do not like the machines they are making today with no agitator. They simply do not get the clothes clean. I hate mine. But I had no choice. Mine came with the house we bought. Needles to say I like the good old fashioned ones that really whip the clothes around. That's what gets them clean. Where do I purchase this machine please?
I have a Kenmore HE4T Front Load Washer and a Kenmore HE4 Dryer. The dryer almost set on fire though due to the lint getting the cage bypassed. One thing I need to know, is that my washer and dryer are 15 years old! Jesus Christ man! Anyways. Nice review of that washer-- (crap! I already said this. Nice and smooth.)
Back in those days they all worked similar to this and you could count on them working for at least ten years without skipping a beat. Unfortunately they use too much water.
Right on-! Unfortunately no matter what the govt. has tried to brainwash into millions of people, it takes more than two quarts of water to properly wash a load of clothes. This is a great old machine despite the water usage - wheres the economy in saving water if you have to run the load twice to do the job, or worst yet lose whatever money you saved on water because you have to replace a junk machine every three years or less-??
try not to add the softener to the first cycle (with the detergent) because the softener acts like a neutralizer to the detergent and then, it's pointless to wash them all
but you dripped a little, and also when it started washing, it dropped a considerate quantity, i suggest to pour it carefully and not fill it completely
You act like he poured the cap into the tub with detergent, I put my softener in the dispenser and sometimes a little drips by accident, not a big deal. Cannot always expect perfection when pouring it lol.
@@spencerwilton5831 It must be nice to live where you are.... In the land of milk and honey.. Where everything is perfect, wonderful and pristine....... You're pathetic.
Amazing roll over. it's sad what automatic top load washers have become today. This magic chef brand a long ago time ago was originally manufactured by Maytag right?
it's all to do with the way the agitator itself is designed that creates the roll over during the wash. nowadays they have turned to low profile agitators which just tosses the laundry about inside the washer.
I forgot when Maytag bought Norge, but they kept Norge a separate company, where the machines were different from the Maytag machines. I don't know if the other appliances were different, or made like Maytag. I only know the laundry business had 2 different businesses. I know the Norge portion of the business made Magic Chef, as well as some of Montgomery Ward's washers & dryers (White Consolidated Industries also made washers & dryers for Montgomery Ward). I especially liked the Norge lineup of washers that somehow made it to where every other stroke of the agitator sprayed water out of the top of the agitator, as a way to filter lint out of the water. I always wondered if it ever clogged up from too much lint trying to filter through the agitator. My brother had the Montgomery Ward model of a washer, similar to this.
originally a norge, but was redesigned at that time by M/C engineers that bought Norge, then bought by Maytag which drove the companies into bankruptcy, which was bought out by Whirlpool which scrapped all maytag production except Jenn-air. replaced the washers with all whirlpool lines. speed queen (also a Maytag brand) was kept as an old school design for a few years, now it's a very high end commercial style electronic control. also made under Alliance brand as commercial. P.S kitchen-aid and Amana are owned by whirlpool, and Hardwick if you can still find it in your area.
@@FIRESTAR56566 I love agitator washers! I hate those pathetic mini-agitator washers...the new H.E. ones...My god I hate those so much!! Someone even commented on my RUclips channel The Random Videos Guy Aye "Garbage I hate these machines the new H.E. Direct Drives are better." Never watched his videos since...he always criticizes my appliances...I am a HUGE addict of these vintage washers!
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I used to own a Montgomery Wards washer (built by Norge) & it did use a lot of water. One other thing I know is that you shouldn't use 2 pods. That is too much for 1 load.
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I love how his most popular videos are washers and sprinklers literally the stuff I was addicted to when I was younger lol
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I’m pretty sure some of us have a washing machine we load and ignore, but here we are, on the internet, watching someone’s washer from start to finish (watching the whole thing!) wash a load of laundry and find it utterly satisfying 😂 it is fun to watch, but I am laughing at myself a little.
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Holy crap the rollover is the best I've seen in a top loader. That agitator REALLY gets the laundry going. I also love how you put in a very colorful blanket. Makes it more satisfying to watch. Great video.
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I will not forget about this video I keep watching this when I was a kid. This is my memory
The comments are rather amusing. Some of you saying this is a "small" washer when this was one of the largest top loaders ever made.
People now have smaller families but want gigantic washers, I guess to just throw it all in one load and forget about it .
The capacity of this washer would suffice for anyone today. I had one of these but the older style with the lint filter on the agitator. Great washer that cleaned the dirtiest loads.
And larger capacity machines of today don’t even clean because the tubs do large so it’s useless
@@terrorblossom4829 I think the problem might be that the agitators or wash plates are not proportioned to the size of these cavernous wash baskets. Gigantor tubs with small little paddles or vanes on the supposed "agitators" can't utilize the full capacity.
Sold them buy the ton back in the late 80's. Very high performance for not a lot of money. Built by MayCor aka Maytag in this era. Also built under the Admiral, Maytag Performa, Norge, of course Magic Chief brands. 3/4 hp drive gave them the 20 pound rating and yes wash action that rivals SQ. build quality but not as robust, but certainly one the better machines of this era!
Channel123 : So essentially, this has the original type Maytag mechanicals? That would explain why my identical Crosley-badged washer has been so bulletproof.
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Now let me tell you, this brings back a lot of memories of grabbing my blanke and laying next to the washer and dryer on a Saturday morning..Mother used to clean the house and do laundry that day and I got to get comfortable and enjoy a nap..The good old days..Thank You and God Bless..
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Wow this brings so much memories and i was still 4 years old 😭 and im now 7 year old and finally came back to watching this 🥹
I was like 3 or 2 and a half when I watched this 😢
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2:17 Love the jet filling. Much more efficient than most modern washers whose filling flow is artificially limited
They do that ridiculous flow restriction on newer machines because the fill valves aren't powerful enough to close if the inlet pressure was any higher than what the restrictors allow. They just don't make 'em like they used to
Cheap solenoid valves fight against water pressure. Real industrial-level ones use the pressure from water source itself to control the valve stem like a fluid version of relay@@DaSamNudge
That's a well built machine, all performance no nonsense get the job done and last for years. I hadn't even heard of Magic Chef washers. I knew they made appliances but never seen their washers before.
They used to just make stoves and refrigerators back in the 70s
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I believe this machine was made by Norge
This became kitchen aid competitor when it got buyed on whirlpool
Love these old Machines they last for decades
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I did 8 loads yesterday in my near identical machine! 32 years old about??? THATS quality!
@@grandcarriage1 Someone in the comments told me that this model was made in 1998, but you're right, still good quality
My washing machine it broke it so loud and I closed my ear it scared me 😢
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Grandmother i got the load of laundry started like you asked me . "I know , i can hear it clunking. Thank You. Your polish sausage sandwich will be ready in 5 minutes. Go wash your hands."
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Nähwichtel Nähen I like Miele Products as well. Just wished they made Washers Machines that handles BigSize Loads Example; Comforters.
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Wow that's so much more fabric softener than you need.
My toddler’s favorite video.
your toddler is lucky, a lot of washing machines are HE restrictive
Now that's a washing machine!
It is a really relaxing sound and nice colourful clothes ... reminds me to do my laundry now, thanks for sharing! ;)
My friend had this exact washer it was Awesome!! Huge 20 pounds lol over 1 million views!! People love Washers!!
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A great working old school washer. I have a Kenmore Heavy Duty 2000 model year and it's still working great with only 3 knobs to select load size, water temp and cycle. I sincerely dread it when mine dies but, thank goodness there is Speed Queen.
the speed queen of this type is no longer in production either. good luck. go find an old style rebuilt 2 belt Maytag at a refurbished dealer. about $300 and worth it if seals and bearings are new. the older direct drive whirlpools are also a good choice. should have a new tranny as they last about 15 or 20 years. replace tranny and clutch, good for another 20 years at $250
Just think of how much water it consumes.
Buy front load if you care about your environment
@@jimgillion6453 The Speed Queen is back into production after a lot of fallout from the public. Avoid the 2018 model. The 2019 Has the transmission (old school)
@@RamakrishnanSRM you need water to clean clothes sir
@@terrorblossom4829 we don’t need to have this much of water to clean. Front loaders clean much better with fraction of water.
Wich is better?
European front load or american top load washer ? I mean every have good and bad traits but which is better
@thesoniccrew1225 For me front use less water but for people with detergent alergy better option is top load (use more water when it rinsing clothes)
i had a Maytag Peforma washer that had the same kind of tub and agitator but it had a different control panel. i had it for along time but its motor blew in 2016 and now i have an LG washer
I think you are incorrect. This model was actually manufactured during 1998.
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Now that is a washing machine that cleans! Nowadays HE washers are use so little water that they don't even move the clothes around. I did a timelapse video and I found out that the clothes on the top layer never get washed......
With the HE machines you can load them full but lighter( don't pack it) the rollover is different, the clothes are not pulled down into the washbasket like regular agitator machines they are agitated, pushed up the center of the washbasket and out towards the sides of the basket down and back in towards the agitator, clothes are washed like they're being washed with a washboard
@@martinbirdwell7986 In the timelapse video I took, the top layers pretty much just stayed there, didn't move much. But after I poured in 3 buckets of water I can see it worked much better by "eating" the clothes into the agitator and circulating the whole tub.
@@Commander_HW The new machines are weird I work on them that's how I know how they work, if there's too many clothes in it it won't agitate them right because you're not dealing with a machine with an agitator you're dealing with one with an impeller, the agitator pulls the clothes down to the blades where the the clothes are cleaned, the impeller cleans the clothes, pushing them up and out towards the sides and back to where they are cleaned again, the rollover action is reversed between the two machines
@@martinbirdwell7986 OK, let me try to do two loads this week, so there are fewer clothes in each load.
@@Commander_HW now if you wanna see the clothes washing the latch that's on the lid should be able to come off use a star wrench to unscrew it from the lid and stick it into the lid lock the same way it was in the lid and then start machine
I used to watch this when I was like five years old😂😂
I think magic chef should get back into making full size washers
I can watch this alllllllll day it’s so satisfying!!
we had a Norge when I was a kid, great washer, was later replaced with a Kenmore Elite top load washer direct drive the last of the good ones from Whirlpool
The Kenmore Elite DD washer is one of the best washers out there... even now.
It reminds us of our old childhood
I used to sell those Magic Chef and Norge washers with the 3/4 hp motor. They were incredible and when tested by consumer reports, "outwashed all other washers by far ''. They had reliability like the old Maytags too. Unfortunately, this was too much for the competition so they were taken over by another company and were used as a kicker and turned into just average machines. The pulleys were made plastic and after a while the thrust bearings would melt into them. Transmissions were changed too. Sad.
The older washing machines are built to last
the regular knock the machine makes when agitating (it can be heard in both agitation sequences, but it is the loudest in the wash sequence) almost sounds like the rhythm of a song so it is easy to dance to
the knock is the brake mechanism on the tranny. simple but effective, but noisy on stop
oh i thought it was part of the bottom of the agitator hitting the basket because it is always heard when the agitator is facing the same direction
Do you like the washers with the agitators or the top loader washers without the agitators?
What does the alligator in the washing machine does anyways just asking
It helps to turn them over
Turn over means the clothes move from the top of the washer to the bottom and back to the top, which helps clothes get clean
Why was the washer water level higher than the rinse water level, did you change it sometime in between?
I wonder who made this for Magic Chef. I’m pretty sure it’s rebranded. I have a Crosley that’s virtually identical.
grandcarriage1 Norge made this one
DaSamNudge That’s who I thought!!! As I said, my Crosley is identical, although a lower model: BOL heavy duty. One less dial. It doesn’t so much wash clothes as it “Bitchslapps the dirt out of them”. I LOVE IT. What year, do you think this is?(did you buy it New, I guess is what I’m asking).
Definitely norge
I love the look of that washer it’s awesome
Yeah, a lot of the older ones, like this, were very reliable and user friendly, and, like what you said, has a cool design. Now most newer washing machines have no personality and crap out on you in just 4 or 5 years.
@@FIRESTAR56566FR my grandparents have a old electrolux top loader that has lasted 7 years so far. Thats 2 years Past the warranty.
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This is very satisfying! thanks!
Yikes, that is a lot of scented product in a load. Too much detergent! Clothes get coated!
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The clothes are actually moving
I agree. Older top loaders can last for decades. The newer ones have no personality and are nothing but LED lights and buttons. I'll give them this though: They clean better than your standard washer, and actually submerge the particles underwater
Yup, that's a Norge. They also made an identical machine branded as a Montgomery Ward. This would have been one of the very last Norge-built Magic Chefs, Maytag took over about the time this one was built. Also DAT WATER PRESSURE
And that air in the pipe xD
Now that Harley has mentioned Norge, it DEFINITELY sounds like a Norge. My parents used to have a Norge electric dryer back in the day, it was replaced in the 90s with a Whirlpool Gas Dryer.
I just love how the machine is all business. Just does exactly what it's supposed to do. No frills, no bells, no blue LEDs, just washes and just works. Right every time!
+jaykay18 , Besides the fact these were actually made close to commercial quality, never broke down. The washers they make today are pure crap.
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Because that’s what normal Toploaders do even my washing machine is dancing
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It’s kinda old
Where did you get that fabric softener dispenser?? I must have one!
To me it looks like the best washer,I have seen,it's like the older makes that use to was like this one,
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I never knew Magic Chef, out of all companies would start producing washing machines. I thought they only ever did cooking and kitchen appliances?
Logan T Magic chef just put their name on it it’s a Norge washing machine. They produced any washing machines.
@@petermaz701 I dont think that's entirely true. Usually any company that produces kitchen/household appliances is almost guaranteed to make washers.
CatPublishingStudios Yes they will put out washers but it doesn’t necessarily mean that they build them they put their name on them just like Kenmore is not a made washer by Sears it is a whirlpool washer built for Sears. wards was a Norge washer they never built their own they bought them from Norge. Magic chef was built by Norge.
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Before that Maytag made magic chef dryer was purchased,
Was there a matching dryer for the Norge made Magic chef Washer?
Christopher Schreiber aka SiameseCatMan yep, that broke though. I don't remember exactly but I do remember that it didn't heat anymore and the timer wouldn't stop it. the one there now doesn't match but it's still better than the modern trash.
DaSamNudge I thought so,
I so agree,
Modern appliances(except for Speed Queen) sucks!
The HE washers with the agitators are better than the ones without the agitators. but no HE washers are better than Speed Queens and the old agitator washers.
Peyton Leopold Well, um those are the energy star rated washers
1:44 Where the sound?!?!?!?
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1:54 wait what?!? There got sound?!?!? 🔊
Where to buy this kind of washing machine?
I think when this washer was to buy on AliExpress.
When Maytag took over Norge, did they stick with the old Norge design or shift over to the Maytag design?
They sticked to the norge design
My mom used to have a maytag proforma made by norge we had that washer for about 3 years
They used they used Norge's design
Getting the job done without a bunch of fanfare and time wasting.
I would much rather have this old heavy duty well built machine and do the repairs to bring it back to good working order than pay $$$ for what they sell now - saving water is false economy if you have to replace the machine every two to three years -- or run it twice just to get the clothes wet. We have allowed ourselves to let the govt. and Al Gore guilt us into accepting crap washers that don't do the job right and don't last even five years. When the time came I bought a Speed Queen, its an awesome washer, fast effective, long life and best warranty in the country.
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yambo59 my HE Maytag does a great job of cleaning and uses a 1/3 of the water a regular one does. I am amazed at how well it cleans. I had to have the repair guy out the other day because I over loaded it a few times and broke the belt lol.
+Eric Pippen jjkk
I overloaded my old GE Filterflo many times, forty years later it still has the original belt. I was amazed as anyone when I had it apart to change the pump.
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I love washer and dryer and you love washer and dryer too
I really like this machine, but wow what is that banging? I do not like the machines they are making today with no agitator. They simply do not get the clothes clean. I hate mine. But I had no choice. Mine came with the house we bought. Needles to say I like the good old fashioned ones that really whip the clothes around. That's what gets them clean. Where do I purchase this machine please?
Very nice machine, better than almost anything modern.
Red And White This is just as good as a Speed Queen with very good quality.
That is true. Like the one that Spats Bear and Harley Badger have in their house.
Red And White Yep, it is true.
samsung digital inverter top load washing machine in the philippines
Maybe. But the 2019 speed queen has the same wash action.
I do think some of the older wash machines work better than the new ones Other this machine is more noise to it
Cheryl Greene the old machines use WAYYYYYY more water than the other ones
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Cause of the more powerful 3/4HP motor and transmissions. Also...V I N T A G E.
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@@2005cms Ya But that what they have level on the machine for Depending on the loads you washing
I have a Kenmore HE4T Front Load Washer and a Kenmore HE4 Dryer. The dryer almost set on fire though due to the lint getting the cage bypassed. One thing I need to know, is that my washer and dryer are 15 years old! Jesus Christ man! Anyways. Nice review of that washer-- (crap! I already said this. Nice and smooth.)
i have a samsung washer and an LG dryer
Back in those days they all worked similar to this and you could count on them working for at least ten years without skipping a beat. Unfortunately they use too much water.
No they don't, the new ones use to little
Right on-! Unfortunately no matter what the govt. has tried to brainwash into millions of people, it takes more than two quarts of water to properly wash a load of clothes. This is a great old machine despite the water usage - wheres the economy in saving water if you have to run the load twice to do the job, or worst yet lose whatever money you saved on water because you have to replace a junk machine every three years or less-??
@@Gosh_Josh lol. federal regulations determine the HE system of water efficiency. Thank you Uncle sam.
That's why you have a water level control to adjust the water volume to the size of the load, duh?
@@martinbirdwell7986 newer ones won’t even let you do that.
Ya gotta pray if that washing machine is on heavy duty then keep it open I wanna see something on heavy duty 😂🎉😂!
This machine is as good as my speed queen. If I didn't own a speed queen already I would definitely have this. Do they still make these?
Blackdragon79 speed queen sucks
Cool Boy
That's your opinion. Mine says they are great.
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14:30 when the fabric softener dispenses, it is so weird sounding
It flows up, and stays there until it can fall. The squeak sound is the brake.
@@agarcia4271gaming yep, I know how it works
try not to add the softener to the first cycle (with the detergent) because the softener acts like a neutralizer to the detergent and then, it's pointless to wash them all
Oliver Lugo yeah that's why I put it in the dispenser
but you dripped a little, and also when it started washing, it dropped a considerate quantity, i suggest to pour it carefully and not fill it completely
You act like he poured the cap into the tub with detergent, I put my softener in the dispenser and sometimes a little drips by accident, not a big deal. Cannot always expect perfection when pouring it lol.
i want this one, loved it
I was like so ⭐sO SaTisfIyINg⭐ and asmr
I like the washer
Mixing lights and darks? Really?
Yes
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How are they doing that?
Used to be against the law
The rinse was there appropriate amount of water for that size of a load!
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Is this 110 volt standard plug?
Number 4 yes it is
KHLegend in other words it doesn't even heat it's own water! Pathetic.
@@spencerwilton5831 It must be nice to live where you are.... In the land of milk and honey.. Where everything is perfect, wonderful and pristine....... You're pathetic.
Do you still have this washer?
Tell Donald Trump that we miss this old washing machines. Plenty of water in it.
I didn't know
But ok
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I love the water is filled to top!!! Any suggestions on new washers these days that fill like that or close?
I wake up in December 2019 when I was a kid I’m on my mom account 😊
11:56 The washer is unbalanced
Let me do the laundry
Why
Drub
This randomly popped up in my recommended list
did the machine die?
I'm not sure, so your guess is good as mine. Maybe even better than mine.
Just like a speed queen
Yep
@Albert Carello Let's not get crazy now.
it is! the agitation and everything!
Now magic chef is owned by chefmate
@@markhannan635 now I uuuk man no. .
Magic Chef Washing Machines are .....COOL
jenn air, norge, what's next?
Is this a smaller washer ?does Home Depot or lowes sale them
Gloria Salsman. .
discontinued long ago. electro-mechanical (reliable) controls, and simple system. lots still in use.
Don’t use fabric softener. It’s bad for your washer plus your clothes.
this video is so cool😮
Amazing roll over. it's sad what automatic top load washers have become today. This magic chef brand a long ago time ago was originally manufactured by Maytag right?
This machine was manufactured by Norge, I'm not entirely sure what brands other machines from Magic Chef were manufactured by though.
it's all to do with the way the agitator itself is designed that creates the roll over during the wash. nowadays they have turned to low profile agitators which just tosses the laundry about inside the washer.
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I forgot when Maytag bought Norge, but they kept Norge a separate company, where the machines were different from the Maytag machines. I don't know if the other appliances were different, or made like Maytag. I only know the laundry business had 2 different businesses. I know the Norge portion of the business made Magic Chef, as well as some of Montgomery Ward's washers & dryers (White Consolidated Industries also made washers & dryers for Montgomery Ward). I especially liked the Norge lineup of washers that somehow made it to where every other stroke of the agitator sprayed water out of the top of the agitator, as a way to filter lint out of the water. I always wondered if it ever clogged up from too much lint trying to filter through the agitator. My brother had the Montgomery Ward model of a washer, similar to this.
originally a norge, but was redesigned at that time by M/C engineers that bought Norge, then bought by Maytag which drove the companies into bankruptcy, which was bought out by Whirlpool which scrapped all maytag production except Jenn-air. replaced the washers with all whirlpool lines. speed queen (also a Maytag brand) was kept as an old school design for a few years, now it's a very high end commercial style electronic control. also made under Alliance brand as commercial. P.S kitchen-aid and Amana are owned by whirlpool, and Hardwick if you can still find it in your area.
I like top load washers with agitators.
Me too. I find the ones without agitators kinda weird
@@FIRESTAR56566 I love agitator washers! I hate those pathetic mini-agitator washers...the new H.E. ones...My god I hate those so much!! Someone even commented on my RUclips channel The Random Videos Guy Aye "Garbage I hate these machines the new H.E. Direct Drives are better." Never watched his videos since...he always criticizes my appliances...I am a HUGE addict of these vintage washers!
Bro is about to overflow water in his house 2:37
this. 2565
Welcome back home
Best type of washer ever. I want one
i haven’t yet asked why he put both a pod and what looks like powder detergent in the load so is one supposed to be used with the other?
Yo quiero una ojalá y todas las demás marcas fabricarán lavadoras con estás funciones los nuevos modelos de ahora no tienen esa eficiencia Easy también así saco un modelo pero hace años ya no las hacen igual
I used to own a Montgomery Wards washer (built by Norge) & it did use a lot of water. One other thing I know is that you shouldn't use 2 pods. That is too much for 1 load.
No it’s not lol read the instructions you can use up to 3
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i like looking the washing mashine cleaning up the clothes
I'm also not the only one who's cool
Can you do another video of that machine on a large load with the fabric softener dispenser/stain cleaner on the regular cycle?
Please?
is that belt drive or direct drive?
Older belt drive
oh ok thank for the reply
We used to have this machine under the Amana brand
yep, and maytag.
2024-2025? Anyone 😮
Yes
Meeeeeeeeeee
What do u think ? 2018 2006? Oh please .
@@Medaniel_AndHis_friends.why you have to be rude like hello
Here.
Oooo man, what a beautiful whaser machine....
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You know I have to go go back home and I do have to work on the daily lol I don’t want frost in the bed