It's in the post, the important thing is the make/model information, then buy where ever you wish.

Gene363 wrote:

Took delivery on Tuesday of the LG washer with agitator listed above. Very well put together. Quiet, balanced and efficient. The Mrs. is very happy. Happy Wife, happy life.

At our last house we had to get a new dishwasher right before we sold. Got the KitchenAid. Great machine - wish we had that one in the new house. Far better than others out there. When the current one (Viking) gives out it will be replaced with a KitchenAid.

madspackler wrote:

Actually started looking at washing machines on the list, we've needed one for a while... still haven't bought one yet, we're slackers.

bgz wrote:

as recently discussed, Speed Queen is da ballz. Metal parts, not plastic, home version is basically commercial grade.

Also, bought a very quiet Kitchen Aid (made in America) dishwasher a few years ago.
Noticed that several friends who bought back then complained that their stuff was never really dry when the cycle was over...I poked around and found that most of the market no longer offered the heating element while claiming the real hot rinse water combined with rinse agent (Jet Dry) did the job...but it didn't.

Kitchen Aid had a model with said element, and knowing a little about water hardness and stuff I also knew our water did not require rinse agent and would dry with heat without leaving water spots.

Sometimes old school is still a better product.

frankj1 wrote:

I'm about to lose a fight over a new refrigerator. My wife wants all the bells and whistles. I want a box that keeps things cold... Who needs a TV screen on a Fridge? Apparently me.

CelticBomber wrote:

You could learn to cast from your phone to the fridge and have the vherf on the fridge.... That will teach her

Cheno wrote: