I want to buy one but I麓m worried that it麓s not very good. If any has one and can comment on it I would really appreciate it.How good is a Whirlpool washers WFC7500VW?
Check this....
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Can you stack front loader washers? Front loader dryers?
I'm in the early stages of designing a floor plan for my new home. In the new house I would like to have 2 washers and 2 dryers. How time saving would that be! My question is this: can front loaders be stacked? For any experts on appliances - can you think of anything that would restrict the new machines from being on top of each other?Can you stack front loader washers? Front loader dryers?
I am building a small house right now. Just went to Home Depot and learned that front loading machines are made to stack and NOT made to stack; two different finds. You need to buy the stack able ones. Also, they need a FRAME to hold the dryer and washer, or the washer has hardware the dryer hardware fits into to lock the two together. And...Important: if you don't create an access opening in a wall on the rear or side, you won't be able to connect the AC, hot%26amp;cold water, hose to drain pipe, gas line to valve after you get the combo in place.Can you stack front loader washers? Front loader dryers?
Check Sears or Home depot front loaders ARE made to stack for space saving.
one washer (as its heavier ) on the bottom and dryer on the top and do the same next to them with the others
Not all models can be stacked, it depends on where the control knobs are located.
I had an apartment with a 'shelf' built for the short water heater. It was part of the structure, well supported and secure -- made of 2x4's and drywalled.
A secure shelf that safely holds the units - and allows you to fasten them to the wall so they don't 'walk' off the ledge, could work. Remember that knobs on the 'top' of either the top or bottom unit might be out of reach for you.
Remember: double the 220 amp outlets or gas lines. Double the vent for the dryers. Double the water in and out accesses. Drip-trays under washers.
You might prefer to simply buy the super-sized appliances now available.
From personal experience, the best balance for me was one washer, and two dryers. One dryer never seemed to keep up with the shorter wash loads, but two dryers ROCKED. One was gas, the other electric, so I didn't need to duplicate the electrical or gas lines. (Lucky me!)
No.
1. As mentiond before during one of the cycles the upper one might fall off the loer one.
2. The one on the bottom (if it is a conventional washer or dryer) is NOT desigen to be the support for an appliance on top of it. The feet won't have a palce to sit, the strength of the top deck is not apporpriate and it is slick.
I would think you would want to make sure they were designed for that and that there was not a problem with access for maintanace or repairs.
As long as the machines are balanced should be OK.
Seen it done many times, put the dryer on top of the washer, it's lighter and does not spin as fast.
I know for a fact that some of them are made to be stacked.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stor鈥?/a>
this one in particular is made for that
I have a front load washer and dryer stacked. I don't think there's any restrictions on front loaders being stacked on top of each other. I used to have a top load washer with a front load dryer stack - the top load washer lid was a pain in the a**. I like the front load much better!
nobody would recommend that.unless you are buying them like that.what happens when the washer is on it's spin cycle and the washer might shake alittle.your asking for an accident waiting to happen.
I am building a small house right now. Just went to Home Depot and learned that front loading machines are made to stack and NOT made to stack; two different finds. You need to buy the stack able ones. Also, they need a FRAME to hold the dryer and washer, or the washer has hardware the dryer hardware fits into to lock the two together. And...Important: if you don't create an access opening in a wall on the rear or side, you won't be able to connect the AC, hot%26amp;cold water, hose to drain pipe, gas line to valve after you get the combo in place.Can you stack front loader washers? Front loader dryers?
Check Sears or Home depot front loaders ARE made to stack for space saving.
one washer (as its heavier ) on the bottom and dryer on the top and do the same next to them with the others
Not all models can be stacked, it depends on where the control knobs are located.
I had an apartment with a 'shelf' built for the short water heater. It was part of the structure, well supported and secure -- made of 2x4's and drywalled.
A secure shelf that safely holds the units - and allows you to fasten them to the wall so they don't 'walk' off the ledge, could work. Remember that knobs on the 'top' of either the top or bottom unit might be out of reach for you.
Remember: double the 220 amp outlets or gas lines. Double the vent for the dryers. Double the water in and out accesses. Drip-trays under washers.
You might prefer to simply buy the super-sized appliances now available.
From personal experience, the best balance for me was one washer, and two dryers. One dryer never seemed to keep up with the shorter wash loads, but two dryers ROCKED. One was gas, the other electric, so I didn't need to duplicate the electrical or gas lines. (Lucky me!)
No.
1. As mentiond before during one of the cycles the upper one might fall off the loer one.
2. The one on the bottom (if it is a conventional washer or dryer) is NOT desigen to be the support for an appliance on top of it. The feet won't have a palce to sit, the strength of the top deck is not apporpriate and it is slick.
I would think you would want to make sure they were designed for that and that there was not a problem with access for maintanace or repairs.
As long as the machines are balanced should be OK.
Seen it done many times, put the dryer on top of the washer, it's lighter and does not spin as fast.
I know for a fact that some of them are made to be stacked.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stor鈥?/a>
this one in particular is made for that
I have a front load washer and dryer stacked. I don't think there's any restrictions on front loaders being stacked on top of each other. I used to have a top load washer with a front load dryer stack - the top load washer lid was a pain in the a**. I like the front load much better!
nobody would recommend that.unless you are buying them like that.what happens when the washer is on it's spin cycle and the washer might shake alittle.your asking for an accident waiting to happen.
Does anybody know anything about fisher & paykel washers and dryers?
Yes, They are extremely well built European machines, save water, reduce drying time, save energy and best of all have very few major parts making repairs easy and inexpensive
Are front loading laundry washers at the laundromat considered HE washers?
All front loaders are HEAre front loading laundry washers at the laundromat considered HE washers?
I think so. I know you only need to use 1/4 cup of laundry soap/detergent per load.
Take care.Are front loading laundry washers at the laundromat considered HE washers?
no but clever
Actually they are. The HE stands for high-effiiciency or hydro-efficient. Front loading washers whether they be the laundromat type or the type designed for home use, use way less water than traditional top loading automatics with center post flare vane bottom agitators
not unless they say he......
If the ';HE'; in your question is referring to hydro efficient, then the answer is yes---front loading washers use way less water than top loaders.
I think so. I know you only need to use 1/4 cup of laundry soap/detergent per load.
Take care.Are front loading laundry washers at the laundromat considered HE washers?
no but clever
Actually they are. The HE stands for high-effiiciency or hydro-efficient. Front loading washers whether they be the laundromat type or the type designed for home use, use way less water than traditional top loading automatics with center post flare vane bottom agitators
not unless they say he......
If the ';HE'; in your question is referring to hydro efficient, then the answer is yes---front loading washers use way less water than top loaders.
My shower faucet uses washers-how do I change over to washerless?
I want to go washerless-My current system is kinda new (copper)- wonder if I can just take out the old stems-and replace with a washeless system,My shower faucet uses washers-how do I change over to washerless?
u have to change the whole faucetMy shower faucet uses washers-how do I change over to washerless?
sealer?
forget changeover unless you change whole fixture.
few manufacturers offer conversion kits
easy fix is to just replace the whole stem... try Lowe's or any of the other big stores for full replacement stems instead fo rebuilding. cost ranges from 5-20 dollars for each stem depending on design and length of shaft. after you replace you can rebuild the old ones in your spare time and have them handy for the next time
just pull, take apart, replace washers, re-assemble, re-install. just that easy
remember to turn on the water or you will be all wet in an ugly way
Unless the manufacturer makes ceramic stems you'll have to replace the faucet.
u have to change the whole faucetMy shower faucet uses washers-how do I change over to washerless?
sealer?
forget changeover unless you change whole fixture.
few manufacturers offer conversion kits
easy fix is to just replace the whole stem... try Lowe's or any of the other big stores for full replacement stems instead fo rebuilding. cost ranges from 5-20 dollars for each stem depending on design and length of shaft. after you replace you can rebuild the old ones in your spare time and have them handy for the next time
just pull, take apart, replace washers, re-assemble, re-install. just that easy
remember to turn on the water or you will be all wet in an ugly way
Unless the manufacturer makes ceramic stems you'll have to replace the faucet.
How can i unblock web washers at school so i can get on myspace?
Like at school we have web washers blocking everything, I need to know how I can do that or where do I go to do that? I really want to unblock myspace but every time I try I get block.How can i unblock web washers at school so i can get on myspace?
You don't.
You wait until you get home. The web admin. at your school KNOWS when you circumvent their network with proxies, %26amp; will effortlessly catch you, in case you aren't de-motivated by the bad ethics behind the subject.How can i unblock web washers at school so i can get on myspace?
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with my best wishes
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with my best wishes
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Does anyone have complete instructions on assembling a Wesley Allen iron bed? What do I do with the washers?
I have a Wesley Allen complete bed in queen size that I've assembled but I haven't put a box spring or mattress on it yet because I don't know what to do with the washers that came with the rest of the parts. It's an iron bed with no wood anywhere in the design. Where should I use the washers? I'm looking for anyone who has assembled a Wesley Allen complete bed or who works for Wesley Allen or any store that has sold Wesley Allen and who might be able to provide some insight as to how to use these washers. Thanks.Does anyone have complete instructions on assembling a Wesley Allen iron bed? What do I do with the washers?
Washers ALWAYS go between bolts and metal to prevent scratching and scrapingDoes anyone have complete instructions on assembling a Wesley Allen iron bed? What do I do with the washers?
Wow, that's a seriously unclear drawing! And I don't see any washers there. Here is a useful article talking about what washers do for a connection. http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mwas鈥?/a>
';A humble flat washer is used for many purposes, some proper and some not. The two most common proper purposes are:
To distribute the pressure of the nut or bolt evenly over the part being secured, reducing the chance of damage thereto, and
To provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.';
A washer also helps prevent fasteners from loosening when there's a transverse load (side-to-side movement).
I don't know how many washers you have. But I suggest you look at the places where the fasteners are applied. I think you would definitely need washers where the headboard and footboard connect to the side rails, because there's going to be a lot of stress and force from different directions. Also, those v-supports are carrying a heavy load being transferred from the bed to the floor, so washers would help there. If I had to choose a place NOT to use washers, it would be in the 'illustration 2' instance.
Order of priority, for usefulness of washers:
1. Illustration 1 and 4.
2. Illustration 3.
3. Illustration 2.
The parts list says you're supposed to have flange nuts. (http://www.allproducts.com/manufacture7/鈥?/a> A flange nut has a built-in washer -- a wider contact surface. If you have only a few washers, you might want to use them wherever ther is no flange nut. Looks like that's at the leg connections.
Washers ALWAYS go between bolts and metal to prevent scratching and scrapingDoes anyone have complete instructions on assembling a Wesley Allen iron bed? What do I do with the washers?
Wow, that's a seriously unclear drawing! And I don't see any washers there. Here is a useful article talking about what washers do for a connection. http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mwas鈥?/a>
';A humble flat washer is used for many purposes, some proper and some not. The two most common proper purposes are:
To distribute the pressure of the nut or bolt evenly over the part being secured, reducing the chance of damage thereto, and
To provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.';
A washer also helps prevent fasteners from loosening when there's a transverse load (side-to-side movement).
I don't know how many washers you have. But I suggest you look at the places where the fasteners are applied. I think you would definitely need washers where the headboard and footboard connect to the side rails, because there's going to be a lot of stress and force from different directions. Also, those v-supports are carrying a heavy load being transferred from the bed to the floor, so washers would help there. If I had to choose a place NOT to use washers, it would be in the 'illustration 2' instance.
Order of priority, for usefulness of washers:
1. Illustration 1 and 4.
2. Illustration 3.
3. Illustration 2.
The parts list says you're supposed to have flange nuts. (http://www.allproducts.com/manufacture7/鈥?/a> A flange nut has a built-in washer -- a wider contact surface. If you have only a few washers, you might want to use them wherever ther is no flange nut. Looks like that's at the leg connections.
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