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Front-load Vs Top-load Washing Machine

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What are the pros and cons?

Initially, I'm thinking to get Front-Load Washing Machine because (1) save water (2) cleaner.

But some people said that Front-load uses more electricity and takes longer to wash (2 hours).

Then I see many reno-forumers use top-load washing machine also.

What are your thoughts?

 

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What are the pros and cons?

Initially, I'm thinking to get Front-Load Washing Machine because (1) save water (2) cleaner.

But some people said that Front-load uses more electricity and takes longer to wash (2 hours).

Then I see many reno-forumers use top-load washing machine also.

What are your thoughts?

i think its personal preference altogether but, from my own point of view I prefer top loading machine because front loaders are troublesome to me and theres a rim of rubber in front loaders that gets loosen after probably a year of washing and mould will appear in due time. On top of that, top loaders dry yr clothes better than front loaders.

 

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Actually Top load cheaper but use more water less electricity .

Front load look nicer (to me) more expensive but use less water but more electricity

If got old pp , not advice to get front load, cos need to bend down.

 

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Biggest advantage of front loader is that it is gentler on clothes.

The washing action is a tumbling one instead of twisting.

All that twisting in a top loader stretches fabric.

Cotton T-shirts visibly suffer most at the hands of a top loader's agitator.

Collars gets stretched, hems get wavy and shirts lose shape.

 

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Biggest advantage of front loader is that it is gentler on clothes.

The washing action is a tumbling one instead of twisting.

All that twisting in a top loader stretches fabric.

Cotton T-shirts visibly suffer most at the hands of a top loader's agitator.

Collars gets stretched, hems get wavy and shirts lose shape.

Ah .. if this the case. I might get the front-load machine. Though the western-brand price puts me off. Maybe i should bet on Samsung top-load.

 

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@cromodora winsland house, nope. Why?

@bro Since u don't comment anything on Samsung front-loader, it means everything is fine? We would be getting that one though.

 

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