^^^^ Fucking love that movie. Kind if strange that disc is still in my DVD player now that you mention it. :0
Money back? You people have to PAY for appliance installation?Ryan wrote:
Phone and complain, and get your money back for the the installation.
Sheesh. Here we get it free, along with delivery. So convinient, especially if your christmas turkey has just made the fridge overclock itself and go into full 'ice age' mode.
Something funny I noticed about low paying jobs/Low skill jobs:
One would expect these people to be really good at what they do, because it is so easy. In reality, however, the whole reason they are doing what they are is because they're too incompetent to do anything else. Unless you happen to get an experienced incompetent, they will probably suck at just about any job you give them, including their current one.
One would expect these people to be really good at what they do, because it is so easy. In reality, however, the whole reason they are doing what they are is because they're too incompetent to do anything else. Unless you happen to get an experienced incompetent, they will probably suck at just about any job you give them, including their current one.
Love that rebate...get 10 cents off....lets see 38 for a stamp....Hell I want one !!!!!!!!
Do it yourself you lazy ass.
I did and it only took me 4 hours..lol
I did and it only took me 4 hours..lol
Delivery was free, setup wasn't. It's really a matter of just hooking a few things up and putting it back into place.Skorpy-chan wrote:
Sheesh. Here we get it free, along with delivery. So convinient, especially if your christmas turkey has just made the fridge overclock itself and go into full 'ice age' mode.
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Ya I didn't understand that.Mr.Dude2 wrote:
Love that rebate...get 10 cents off....lets see 38 for a stamp....Hell I want one !!!!!!!!
dude it was free install. Why would I say no? However, it appears you are correct after the fact.Kmarion wrote:
Do it yourself you lazy ass.
I did and it only took me 4 hours..lol
http://i32.tinypic.com/s4vzb8.jpg
$1200? Wow, that's getting pretty near top of the line. What did you get? (I'm curious because there was one at that price that I thought was good, but we couldn't afford it).usmarine wrote:
I spend $1200 on a brand new machine. The guy comes and hooks it up. I put some clothes in about and hour ago and walked away. Came back down and there is water all over the floor. The dumb fuck did not secure the clamp on one of the water lines. Fuck you... you dumb fuck. Dammit to fucking hell.
/rant over
We just bought a pair of LG's (washer / dryer) for about $1300.
you've got some barrel distortion there son.Kmarion wrote:
Do it yourself you lazy ass.
I did and it only took me 4 hours..lol
http://i32.tinypic.com/s4vzb8.jpgDelivery was free, setup wasn't. It's really a matter of just hooking a few things up and putting it back into place.Skorpy-chan wrote:
Sheesh. Here we get it free, along with delivery. So convinient, especially if your christmas turkey has just made the fridge overclock itself and go into full 'ice age' mode.
honestly, if you've ever looked at the back of a washing machine, you're pretty good to set it up. its not too difficult.
Kenmore Elite HE5t. The dryer wasn't that much cheaper either.OrangeHound wrote:
$1200? Wow, that's getting pretty near top of the line. What did you get? (I'm curious because there was one at that price that I thought was good, but we couldn't afford it).usmarine wrote:
I spend $1200 on a brand new machine. The guy comes and hooks it up. I put some clothes in about and hour ago and walked away. Came back down and there is water all over the floor. The dumb fuck did not secure the clamp on one of the water lines. Fuck you... you dumb fuck. Dammit to fucking hell.
/rant over
We just bought a pair of LG's (washer / dryer) for about $1300.
Say whatEnder2309 wrote:
you've got some barrel distortion there son.
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I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
I bet yours sounds better.
Don't you ever forget it. .usmarine wrote:
dude it was free install. Why would I say no? However, it appears you are correct after the fact.Kmarion wrote:
Do it yourself you lazy ass.
I did and it only took me 4 hours..lol
http://i32.tinypic.com/s4vzb8.jpg
Actually I'm weird like that. I like doing it, so long as I don't have to lift shit.
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Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
Speaking of front loading washers, I did a lot of comparison shopping and basically the $700 washer will wash clothes as well as the $1200 one. For the extra $500, you pay for (a) a color other than white or black, (b) some advanced cleaning features like steam, (c) more wash settings, (d) more flashing lights and electronic controls, and (e) some higher quality hinges and often stainless steel interior drums.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
For $400, you are probably talking about a top loader. Top loaders cannot spin clothes as fast as front loaders, thus they are nowhere near as energy or water efficient. Also, top loaders are harsher on clothes than front loaders.
Same here. I find that I am doing my laundry more frequently...lol. You probably need the "High efficiency" detergent. Make sure you use it.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
Does yours play a song when it's done too? lame tbh.
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the door frame is all bendy.Kmarion wrote:
Say whatEnder2309 wrote:
you've got some barrel distortion there son.
Mine sometimes shakes...but that's if I put a lot in. It's probably a good 5-10 years old, I don't know. I got it off an old roommate. I probably would have spent the money on something that didn't make sense.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
Yeah, I have a top loader. It's old too.OrangeHound wrote:
For $400, you are probably talking about a top loader. Top loaders cannot spin clothes as fast as front loaders, thus they are nowhere near as energy or water efficient. Also, top loaders are harsher on clothes than front loaders.
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when it shakes open it up and redistribute the clothes. they shake when one side is heavier than the other.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Mine sometimes shakes...but that's if I put a lot in. It's probably a good 5-10 years old, I don't know. I got it off an old roommate. I probably would have spent the money on something that didn't make sense.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.Yeah, I have a top loader. It's old too.OrangeHound wrote:
For $400, you are probably talking about a top loader. Top loaders cannot spin clothes as fast as front loaders, thus they are nowhere near as energy or water efficient. Also, top loaders are harsher on clothes than front loaders.
Boooo...I have a shitload of detergent from Sam's club dammit.Kmarion wrote:
Same here. I find that I am doing my laundry more frequently...lol. You probably need the "High efficiency" detergent. Make sure you use it.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.
Does yours play a song when it's done too? lame tbh.
Mine spins at like 1200 RPM. It's actually cool to watch it got through the different cycles.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Mine sometimes shakes...but that's if I put a lot in. It's probably a good 5-10 years old, I don't know. I got it off an old roommate. I probably would have spent the money on something that didn't make sense.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I am wondering if the $1200 one washes clothes better than my $400 one?
I bet yours sounds better.Yeah, I have a top loader. It's old too.OrangeHound wrote:
For $400, you are probably talking about a top loader. Top loaders cannot spin clothes as fast as front loaders, thus they are nowhere near as energy or water efficient. Also, top loaders are harsher on clothes than front loaders.
The biggest difference for me is the ability to stuff the washer completely full. It handles it fine. I couldn't do anything like that with my old washer without it freaking out.
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Meh, you don't need very much of the high efficiency stuff at all, less than half a cup for just about anything you can throw at it. Go donate the extra detergent to a homeless center or something.usmarine wrote:
Boooo...I have a shitload of detergent from Sam's club dammit.Kmarion wrote:
Same here. I find that I am doing my laundry more frequently...lol. You probably need the "High efficiency" detergent. Make sure you use it.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???
Does yours play a song when it's done too? lame tbh.
Jesus thats more megatron than washing machine!
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
I'm guessing you didn't pay attention to the he in HE5t .usmarine wrote:
Boooo...I have a shitload of detergent from Sam's club dammit.Kmarion wrote:
Same here. I find that I am doing my laundry more frequently...lol. You probably need the "High efficiency" detergent. Make sure you use it.usmarine wrote:
Can't hear a damn thing...even on spin. Plus I can do two loads at once...which may save money I guess in the long run???
Does yours play a song when it's done too? lame tbh.
http://www.tidbitsandstuff.com/articles … hers.shtmlA front-loading washing machine needs a special detergent. It's called HE (High Efficiency) detergent. Without HE detergent your washer will not clean properly. Using regular detergent may even cause your front loader mechanical problems.
You might actually void your warranty if you don't use the recommended detergent .
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I gave the washer and dryer to a veterans charity. Guess I should have tossed in the detergent.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Go donate the extra detergent to a homeless center or something.