Posted by PJH on November 30, 2010 at 17:41:55 from (72.69.95.124):
In Reply to: OT: Best washer? posted by George Marsh on November 30, 2010 at 13:00:49:
Lots of posters recommended Maytags, but from our experience the Maytag of today is not equal to the Maytag of yesterday.
My wife used her original Maytag for around 30 trouble free years. It sat in a damp basement and wasn't too pretty to look at (harvest gold too), so when I moved the laundry room upstairs, I got her a new one. Without a doubt, this one will not make thirty years. I've had to replace several different parts on it, and there is an intermittent leak from the center of the bottom of the tub that looks like a major disassembly for repair. The new Maytag dryer just made it through the warranty period when the motor had to be replaced. Daughter-in-law is experiencing similar problems with her Maytag fridge and dishwasher. DIL's Maytag gas range has been trouble free.
Wife has had good luck with her Maytag fridge so far.
I hope all you other Maytag owners continue to have good service, and I recommend that you hang onto your old one as long as you can. The old ones are tough.
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