JD, IMHO....The era of a washing machine lasting 10,15,20 yrs is a thing of the past. These outfits cost way too much for what you get! When My wife and I got married we needed a machine about a yr afterward, being a Broke Day working Cowboy back them I opened up a Thrifty Nickel Ad paper and found a Washer/Dryer combo for $200 It Lasted about 5 yrs before It crapped out. I have done this even through Present and still believe I an waayyy ahead as apposed to buying new. We have run 3 to 4 loads a week on average. I have always used the most current cost of going to the local Laundromat to figure a B-E-P! (Break-Even-Point! and this is my point! example It takes $14.00 in quarters to Wash & Dry your laundry for 1 week at the local washiteria. A (Gently Used)* set of Washer/Dry cost $400. $400 ./. $1400= 28 weeks to Break Even! * Being near an US Army Post many, many young people move in, get deployed, Divorced, Retire out many, many reasons a set is gotten rid of shortly after the original purchaser bought them! After 28 weeks in my example You are making Money/ Do what You want!, a Washer/Dryer is a Wear Item at my house. Never had a set go less than 4yrs, Ever! Later, John A.
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