That is awesome!

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Speed Queen really does stand out in the laundry world, doesn’t it?

25 loads a week? Good lord do you ever leave your washer alone?

No. Not really. Dont use fabric softener or those scented beads, they clog up in just a few loads.

Keep in mind that the reason these machines don't walk is because they have one of the lowest spin speeds in the industry - 710 RPM. That's slower than a car engine idles, and absolutely pitiful that in 2024 people are buying these old boat-anchor toploaders and thinking they got "the best appliance ever", when in reality these are machines designed for apartment complexes and shared use, where "actual cleaning performance" is absolutely not even one of the metrics considered when purchasing, and "cost to dry the still-wet clothes" also doesn't matter because that's a fixed cost that can be reliably built into the cost they charge the end user for each use of the machines (and shared use dryers are probably often natural gas). If you dry all of that laundry in an electric dryer (which I imagine you do, since Americans get a fake sense of freedom and "I'm not poor, look how much I can spend boiling water out of clothes and blowing all that energy out of a 4" hole in the wall!") you're looking at about $23,750 in excess electricity usage over the life of those Low-Speed Queens! This is what's keeping people in america poor and the corporations rich - gluttonously inefficient and underwhelmingly designed appliances, vehicles, etc.

@@s.linn5086 yeagh sweetie you are wrong in almost every way. Here's why you are wrong. 1- it has a better balanced frame and barrel management than my old digital everything Kenmore. 2- obviously you dont work for a living so let me explain that when you actually get dirty( concrete, sand, metal filings, chemicals, solvents, ect.) High speed spinning does not get your close clean. You need cold water to prevent chemical activation which will destroy the carbon based fibers, aswell as the gasket seals of the cheap machine you buy. Low and slow with agitation. Common knowledge guy. That's a standard of commercial equipment. Not just for glitter spandex like you got hidden away. 3- the clothes just spin a little long to get just as dry. Higher speed dries faster, not better. Dry is dry. 4- the transmission alone is worth the money, and I use the thing constantly. So you are just being a whiner and lashing out. Because my electricity bill is 11% lower year in total aswell as this model only has a 800watt motor. The transmission does the magic. Unlike the cheaper brands this is true variable voltage and amperage motor coupled into a multi gear line transmission. Means smooth! Do you understand now sweetie?

Gee, my laundry with my Speed Queen is basically damp when I pull them out 🤔…

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I had an empeller. Never again

If you have an actual family that has children and construction clothes, you name it. It's the best on the market and easily fixed. I do 25 loads a week with 6 in my family. 3 yrs old running strong.

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The TC5 is the only one with 1/2 hp the rest have 1 hp. I wonder why? Do you think it’s because it has a transmission? Interesting.

@@Kindlyone777Correct, it has a transmission which takes tons of strain off the motor so it can have a 1/2 HP motor rather than a 1 HP motor that has to work 2x as hard

Ten dollars doesn't cover even the technician going to your house, let alone labor and parts for a repair.

Agree, In Texas It's $100 - $150 to get at a tech to your front door before the money meter even starts running.@@Fridelain

Yes, you can save money on laundry cost by buying a very expensive Speed Queen but not the first day. At 12 - 15 years you will have purchased your 2nd or 3rd cheaper washer while the Speed Queen is still cranking out the wash. Speed Queen's design target is 25 years of use. Also consider your time waiting for a repair person to show for the cheaper machines.

When your washer uses a third of the water,it’s only removing a third of the dirt.

@@rolandledesma-de7qd My little car uses 1/3 of the fuel of my big pickup, but we both get to the destination just the same.

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I just spoke to a really nice guy in Gilbert who shared all sorts of info and gave good price and notified me of a rebate.

​@@christalisaias7236 I would like to know about that guy. I just bought a garbage maytag that broke after 4 loads . I need a new machine fast. I'm in Phoenix