Tuesday chatJun 27, 2017 12:25:00 GMT -5via mobile
Post by aggiebug on Jun 27, 2017 12:25:00 GMT -5
Oh mishka29 that is no fun! Glad it wasn't worse. I personally don't want a front loader, if you don't leave the door open they get moldy quick. My next washing machine with be a HE top loader with no agitator.
Post by lilyelayne on Jun 27, 2017 15:37:52 GMT -5
Sucessful swim lesson this morning. Mom surprised us by showing up & then taking us to lunch! It's naptime now, and I'm taking a break from LLL homework to check in with y'all.
mishka29, I have a LG washing machine and love it. But like aggie said, it's a top loader, no agitator. My mom has a front loader (don't remember the brand) and I hate it. Everything gets so tangled. I'm sure they don't make it anymore since I bought it in 2013 but this is my washer.
aggiebug hope the migraine is gone soon and AF stays away if that's what you want.
Sucessful swim lesson this morning. Mom surprised us by showing up & then taking us to lunch! It's naptime now, and I'm taking a break from LLL homework to check in with y'all.
mishka29, I have a LG washing machine and love it. But like aggie said, it's a top loader, no agitator. My mom has a front loader (don't remember the brand) and I hate it. Everything gets so tangled. I'm sure they don't make it anymore since I bought it in 2013 but this is my washer.
aggiebug hope the migraine is gone soon and AF stays away if that's what you want.
I had an LG front loader before and it was good. I didn't mind leaving the door open but the smell was still an issue sometimes. I'm tempted by the top loader HE but from what I read they are not as gentle with clothes and an unbalanced load can really damage the machine bc of how fast it spins. There have been some huge settlements related to this. But the same is true for front loader and mold. Ugggh so undecided.
When you put your clothes in do you just toss them in or do you place them around the sides?I saw a video that showed that's what you are supposed to do with the HE top loaders so the agitatior isn't covered but that seems like a pain to me
Tuesday chatJun 27, 2017 16:52:25 GMT -5via mobile
Post by seamonster on Jun 27, 2017 16:52:25 GMT -5
I prefer front loaders and didn't have a problem with mold closing the door. You can leave the door open at night and be fine. Plus front loaders are easier for small children to help with laundry.
Post by lilyelayne on Jun 27, 2017 20:11:47 GMT -5
mishka29 I put them around the sides as if there were an agitator in the middle. I think DH just tosses them in and then maybe pushes them around after to make a hole in the middle, if he remembers.
mishka29 sorry! I have no rec for a front loading; I like the old school top loading 😃 aggiebug feel better soon
Nothing exciting here today. Dance class for N then treated them to "old McDonald's" for lunch since we haven't done that in a while. During A's nap we made paper airplanes per N's request. We reused some already colored on construction paper (reduce, reuse, recycle). We made a few kinds and of course I had to throw some science experiment lessons in there. She had a blast and I was amazed at how much I could teach her! Now I know how to make a pretty badass paper airplane too 😜
Staying up late tonight because I go back to work again tomorrow night.
We have a top loader without an agitator. Once in awhile it needs an extra spin to drain all the water. I was told it was because it gets off balance. I can't really complain though because they were free and less than 2 years old.
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