Washer/Dryer

**rock_lobster** · 08-06-07, 06:18 PM

www.woot.com has a deal going with a Samsung washer/dryer set.

condition: New

product(s): 1 Samsung 3.79 cu. ft. High Efficiency Front Load Washer WF316LAS
1 Samsung 7.3 cu. ft. Super Capacity Electric Dryer DV316LES

I dont know much about major appliance costing, but woot usually has some pretty good deals. So if you're newly weds, moving, or just need a new one, get the hook up.

**Nuckle** · 08-06-07, 09:19 PM

Maybe for the price but I just dont know about Samsung products out side of their televisions and even they are not top of the line. If I were looking to buy a washer and dryer and I was trying to save money then I would srop the stainless and get something of higher quailty. Kenmore, Whirlpool or Maytag would be my first choices.

Nuck

**MotoZ** · 08-06-07, 09:28 PM

I have a Samsung microwave and dishwasher. Both are solid units for the price.

The microwave is a real mo-fo, I have never seen another one that puts out as much power. The difference is plainly noticeable - no testing required.

The dishwasher does a heck of a job, but it is not as quiet as I would like. When we remodel I will put more money into that appliance and probably get a different brand.

**Nuckle** · 08-06-07, 09:41 PM

Check out the GE Profile dishwasher Bacon. That is what we have and you cant tell when / if it is running. Only issues with that is that I have many times opened the door only to get a little wet with spray because I did not know it was running.

http://products.geappliances.com/App...LSS&SITEID=GEA

As for the everyone else. I trust Bacons opinion on the Samsung appliances so shop away.

Nuck

**tgross791** · 08-06-07, 09:49 PM

Originally Posted by rock_lobster

www.woot.com has a deal going with a Samsung washer/dryer set.

condition: New

product(s): 1 Samsung 3.79 cu. ft. High Efficiency Front Load Washer WF316LAS
1 Samsung 7.3 cu. ft. Super Capacity Electric Dryer DV316LES

I dont know much about major appliance costing, but woot usually has some pretty good deals. So if you're newly weds, moving, or just need a new one, get the hook up.

me neither.....but i bet sears has a good selection. :9

**Consultant** · 08-07-07, 10:02 AM

I'm going to be getting a set of the Front Loading washer/dryers when my wife and I upgrade. They use way less water and get the clothes cleaner...

On a side note, look at all us old farts talking about household appliances...

**tgross791** · 08-07-07, 10:25 AM

look at me im 27, single, and in this discussion........man if only a single pretty girl could see this......

**MotoZ** · 08-07-07, 10:34 AM

If only she could see what? What are you holding? Your "appliance"?

**demonsgurl** · 08-07-07, 01:26 PM

good one ebacon.....this is interesting, guys chatting about household appliances...I'll be sure and inform the women about this lapse in masculinity

. If I had the money to buy a new washer and dryer, I'd go with a Whirlpool Cabrio or Canyon washer and dryer, the washer can hold 3 baskets of laundry in one load, and uses 50% less energy and 44% less water (not so sure if that's a good thing or not with the water).

**Manse** · 08-07-07, 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by demonsgurl

good one ebacon.....this is interesting, guys chatting about household appliances...I'll be sure and inform the women about this lapse in masculinity

. If I had the money to buy a new washer and dryer, I'd go with a Whirlpool Cabrio or Canyon washer and dryer, the washer can hold 3 baskets of laundry in one load, and uses 50% less energy and 44% less water (not so sure if that's a good thing or not with the water).

But those are the $3000 type washers. The RoI on something like that has got to be out a decade or so. I just can't justify it on my single income. that's why I'm rocking out with the $300 good old fashioned GE type stuff.