This is the BEST Washer & Dryer I’ve Owned | Honest Review Speed Queen TR7 & Matching Dryer

My honest review after owning the speed Queen TR7 and it’s matching dryer. These machines are the real deal and built like a tank! Made in the USA and solid. No cheap flimsy plastic parts, they actually get clothes clean and fill the dub all the way with water! Epic purchase. Worth every penny. But them, don’t hesitate.

[@suzyq_lasvegas4536]

In 1985 I bought the top of the line SpeedQueen. I had a family of five and used it 18 years with zero service calls. We moved and I gave it to my niece. When they say SpeedQueen is a 20 to 30 year machine they’re telling the truth. I bought a Maytag next and that POS constantly broke. I can’t wait for the washer and dryer in this house to fail so I can buy me this same set of SpeedQueen. My daughter just bought this same set and the deliver guy screwed up the dryer cord. The repair man came and fixed it. When he was leaving he said, see you in about 25 years.

[@rushevents]

The old maytags were awesome. Whirlpool has destroyed what used to be the best home system out there.

[@sacredhealstv901]

@@rushevents I got an armana that I'm replacing with a speed queen. I'd literally rather go to the laundry mat than deal with that worthless washer. It broke in 3 diff ways with light use and had buildup problems didn't get clothes clean everything..

[@JMelissaMc]

@@rushevents My family bought a Maytag around 1975 and I had it until 2010. I loved that while it was spinning out the soap it also was pouring water on it. It stopped spinning one day and I finally had enough. That was when I found out that Maytag was bought by Whirlpool so I got one of theirs. Never did like it, did not do a good rinse.

[@ronb6182]

Yeah whirlpool sucks my mother in law had a front loader and one day on our last trip to Georgia mountains the washing machine crackled I turned on the breaker. Not an easy machine to work on. I still have no clue If the power transformer cooked or a capacitor. You were would think a machine that isn't used that often would give you trouble. My Maytag washer will be seeing its 30 year birthday and still running well. Someone gave me a coin operated speed queen but it won't stop filling up water I have to Jerry rig it to work. I may make a Maytag out of it In other words hook up the clock switch from another Maytag machine. Digital boards just are problems no matter what anyone says. I don't need Wi-Fi or any other devices. 73

[@terrorbytemaine]

I have been thinking about getting one of these models for a long time. You just finalized my decision - thank you for the great review!

[@patricksantini4090]

Excellent machine's.. Thank you for all you information and review. A real washing machine that fills all the way with water and agitates.. This is how clothes should be washed.. Old school washing action with plenty of water in a new machine..

[@memee1488]

Wonderful review! Thanks so much! You're concise and answered every question that I had to ask. Thanks for showing the inside of the machines, too, and lastly for waiting to review the product until you had used it for a while. Really, really appreciated!

[@jeff31xx]

Excellent review. Speed Queen is worth it IMO. Reliability is the key for me, and they are built to last 20 to 25 years like appliances used to.

[@nicholekemp5167]

When we bought our house, the previous owner kindly left us the Speed Queen washer from 1950’s. It is wonderful. Recently our washer died and I’ve been using our speed queen. The water on the wash cycles were so dirty. I do t know if our clothes were being cleaned in our seven year old washer. It’s more work to wring out the clothes and empty the drum with the attached hose. Then fill it with clean water to rinse and wring out again. Drying takes longer because the wringer doesn’t use centrifugal force to get the water out. I feel like I need to learn how to repair the 1950’s model. I may never stop using it. Found your video, and I may consider getting a new speed queen. Glad my mom showed me how to use our old Jem of a washer.

[@katyas7651]

Seriously, Thank you for such an honest review! Im sold

[@garycovell2913]

Thanks for the review! Just replaced 25 year old Kenmore washer dryer with SQ. A cutaway display at the store convinced me. SOLID AND HEAVY PLUS MADE IN THE USA

[@DoubleDogDare54]

You sound like our experience with Kenmore - bought a set in '87 and they lasted until 2014. They were still going but I decided to replace them just because they were getting long in the tooth. Bought a very cheap set ($500 for the pair) set of Admirals that surprised me by lasting 10 years. But the washer is getting confused on things so I just ordered a set of classic Speed Queens. They are being delivered on Tuesday. Considering my age now, I am sure the Speed Queens will still be working when I am six foot under, so this is the last washer and dryer I'll be buying.

[@5borough6g]

Ok, I watched your other video on the king size comforter,I am actually sold after this one. I appreciate your honesty and information.

[@lb6277]

Thanks for this excellent review. Just bought this pair today after a lot of research. My family just doesn't need the rougher agitation of the TC5, and my current 20 year old top loader has been leaving tears in my shirts for years. I knew the TR7 would work better for us based on the gentler agitation. I am so happy to finally upgrade.

[@nadiazul25]

Is there a way you can open the lid of washer and that washer keep fooling the tub with water? And also keep the lid open while the machine is washing clothes. When I open the lid, the washer will stop filling the tub with water. I like keep adding clothes as washer is filling tub with water and I also like seeing how the clothes are being washed :) My husband was able to do this trick with the classic version TC5 that we sadly left behind when we sold our previous house. Now we just got this new version few days ago because the other one was out of stock in the local appliance store.

[@LiquidRetro]

So glad I saw this, I was having second thoughts on my recently purchased TR7. From your video it really put my main fears to rest.

[@Archifx]

Best machine I’ve ever owned. Using it right now. Never fails to actually clean the clothes

[@daisypeony66]

Thanks a ton for your review. I'm 55 and can't stand all these newer machines that don't wash the clothes! They smell! HATE our current Kenmore and ordered a GE pair but won't be in until Jan. Looking around at local sellers and one sells this model, highly rated. Old school washer! YES!!! I could care less what it looks like, just wash my darn clothes right!

[@zandeartistryllc]

I like your laundry room set up... Very nice... The Speed Queens are solid, looking forward to getting mine hopefully soon... Thank you for your review...

[@davidh8755]

I have the same set of the T7 washer and dryer and absolutely love them !!! Very quiet and cleans our clothes very well. And the build quality is topnotch and built like a tank. I doubt that you'll need it but they also come with a 7yr parts and labor included warranty which is outstanding !!! I also love the extra wash cycles for the various types of clothes. And like you I have no trouble washing our bed comforters...ours is just a queen size but It could easily wash a king size just like what you washed obviously. And just like you mentioned in this video they are also made in the USA at the same plant that has been making speed queen's for over 100yrs. I would buy these again in a heartbeat but these will probably literally outlive me now 😄.

[@martinschulz9381]

The local appliance store years ago had cutaways of the leading washing machine brands and when I saw how much better the Speed Queens were built, I was sold. I like the top loaders simply because I don't like bending over anymore. Our friends from Australia visited us and I was surprised when they told me that they had Speed Queens as well...and for the same reasons. Good video.

[@nicholassuriano6957]

Looks like the "Vitamix" of washing machines!!! Very nice!!!

[@NoelLudvigson]

Nice Laundry Room remodel! Great information about the TR7 also!!

[@Mypplz]

Thanks for your detailed and opinionated :-) review of the TR. I was worried about the TC being a bit rough. That's what I didn't like about the old school American washers when I came over from Europe 20 years ago. Sounds like the TR is a perfect solution. Plenty of water and gentle but effective wringing. Glad I watched your review.

[@Archifx]

I’m glad I could help. It’s an amazing machine hence the impromptu review. 👍👍

[@dianebarbera1284]

Agreed. We bought the TR7 and our clothes are not beat up. Loved my Kenmore for 20 years. It still worked but the tub was starting to lean a little. My clothes come out great with the TR7 washer & dryer. No regrets here.

[@vienna77]

TR7 is a dud, it doesn't wash ...

[@egtsydenslok8638]

My 5 year old Kenmore washer died recently. A control panel failure, $400 for just the part, then more to install. My $1100 Whirlpool dryer was only one year old and was nothing but many problems, it taught me just how useless some factory warranties can be. Last month replaced them both with Speed Queen TC5 & DC5. Very happy with both of them.

[@arttali81]

Thanks for the review! I just bought my set today😊💯👍🏻

[@kamismith7432]

Where did you purchase from?

[@arttali81]

@@kamismith7432 hello a local area store that match prices!

[@idgyschmitz1833]

Excellent review, thank you!!

[@ureasmith3049]

I bought the last of the mechanical knob non eco models 11 years ago. Been a work horse. First time I had a machine that never thumped or bounced around no matter how we loaded it. Wife thought 800 bucks back then was a bit much, was twice the price of other washers at the time. She soon realized it was the perfect machine. I carried the old machine out by myself. Bringing this one in I needed help from my 2 sons.

[@AKIYIAKELLY]

I just purchased this Washing machine. I love it so far. It is So quiet. I don't even know how to act. My last washing machine was so loud. Thanks for the Review. I cant wait till I get the dryer.

[@sxm2004]

We've had our speed queen for almost 10-years and we've never had to put in a service call. Speed Queen is definitely big league when it comes to washers and dryers. They're about 30-lb heavier than the other laundry machines because of the metal gears and other mechanical parts which makes them mantinace free for years and years. It obvious that it's never going to break down, so I guess if we want a newer model we'll have to put our old one up for sale...or not..!!

[@richardbrehm8094]

We are replacing a 40 year old set with these. Haven’t received yet was worried about classic vs perfect wash. Thanks for the video

[@MadMonk67]

Just purchased this set after fighting with a GE front-load set for the past ten years, fixing and re-fixing stuff on them. Looking forward to having something I can depend on. Our only concern was the capacity, but you stating it can handle a king size comforter eases my mind a bit.

[@urhiredhr421]

I've watched several videos and after this one, I am sold. Was concerned about the slightly smaller tube yet I am a single guy and it is never full anyway! Plus, I would NEVER buy another washer without an agitator. My previous one would tie my clothes in a knot in a big lump. My current GE is frustrating because under no condition will it ever fill to the top. Very, very strange. Thanks for this! Again, I'm sold!

[@jennifertiffany363]

Did you ever buy a Speed Queen? I get so annoyed washing jeans and having to untangle the giant knot of clothes in my LG washer. I think it's on it's last legs so I'm just trying to decide between TC and TR.

[@lakeseminole]

If you are single, get the TR7. If you have a family I would recommend the TC@@jennifertiffany363

[@sheilastarr7240]

Awesome video! My GE died. I hated it; with its low water and no agitater. Clothes were lint filled. Just yuk!!! Repairman said 650 to fix it. Transmission went out. Yay!!! I asked his recommendation. It was SPEED QUEEN! Today I started personally looking at them after finding a lot of locations ran out of them. Small town hardware had TR5. $1229. Next store just got restocked. TR3, TR5, TC5 & TR7. I Was wanting simple dials to turn & Different water levels! Sales lady went through each with me answered all my questions. I was leaning towards TC5. Took another look at waranty and it's a no brainer. Went for the TR7. With the price being lower than the TR5 in the small town! I can't wait to do wash!

[@KoolKatK]

Follow up on your purchase?

[@appalachiantony7483]

Appalachian Home Appliance, my Speed Queen Store. I have been providing Speed Queen Home Laundry for twelve years. I have had four minor issues and one of those was user abusive use.

[@petermaz701]

I had this set purchased in 2019 I had no issues at all. Cleaned really well and very versatile with many options.

[@jennifermann4776]

What is the exact model number. Just bought one today, I'm nervous, lol

[@petermaz701]

@@jennifermann4776 Mine was th TR 7000 now the 2021 is TR 7003

[@jennifermann4776]

Thank you! Any difference between the two, do you know, I'm getting mixed reviews?

[@user-hg3dj7ek8s]

Just bought a pair of these. They are NICE!

[@s.s.8029]

I just paid for this washer today from our local, lifetime service dealer. The only two they had in stock was this and a cheaper Whirlpool. I am replacing our cheap GE from that needed fixed every year in the almost 5 years that we had it. I can't wait to give it a try. I have 3 boys, a husband who is a welder, and live on a farm, so we do lots of laundry. Everything from delicate fabrics to jeans and dog beds. Sounds like I picked the right one.

[@Archifx]

Sleep good tonight. You made a great purchase. It’s going to exceed your expectations!!

[@Mandy_39]

Does your TR7 make kind of a whistling sound at spin after the rinse? Maybe it was from it being empty, I just got it so I was just kinda rinsing the tub.

[@vanessasmith779]

How do you like it so far?

[@s.s.8029]

@@vanessasmith779 I like it a lot. We have very hard water but the clothes come out clean. We also use a water softener.

[@Edsresearch]

how do you like it?

[@Pooroljc]

I just purchase the TC5 machine and love it, HOWEVER it doesn't spin as fast as my old Fisher/Paykel machine. Still does a great job.. Thanks for your video..

[@DanScottChannel]

We just got the TR700 set yesterday. We got a $300 rebate which made the TR700 cheapter than the TR500. I can already see the quality just in the weight of the machines alone.

[@sharonshade4437]

I just got the TC5. Very excited to do laundry.

[@imltLWT]

This was an excellent review. I am, like you were, on the fence about TC5 and wanting to go old school. But after seeing this, I’ve made the decision for TR7. They are both same capacity at 3.2 cu. ft. Glad to hear you can wash a king sized comforter, so that answered my question. TC5 has 2 load selections and 6 preset cycles. TR7 has 4 load selections and 16 preset cycles. TC5 center post agitator is fixed to drum producing a vigorous agitation. Some feel it’s harder on clothes. TR7 center post is independent of drum therefore producing variability in cycles from gentle to heavy duty. Some feel this is gentler on clothes. I was also wondering about (and not a fan of) the locking lid, but pause button releases in a few seconds so that’s nice. Thanks again for a great review. Speed Queen should pay you for the excellent advertising and review.

[@Archifx]

Thanks so much for this comment. I appreciate it. I’m using the machine as I type this. It’s a tank. It never complains and it always gets the clothes clean.

[@peterpulpitpounder]

I actually "read" a comment by a Speed Queen rep that they don't "recommend" washing a king size comforter in this unit, or the TC5, because it's just too bulky. You "can" but it's not recommended. At least that's why I think I remember reading.

[@cameronfeezee4989]

still loving? I'm new to SC and just beginning my research, I am a wash woman for sure haha; I wash every day: lots of towels, king bedding etc

[@cameronfeezee4989]

@@peterpulpitpounder so which model do you have and can you do your comforter?

[@peterpulpitpounder]

@@cameronfeezee4989 Greetings. I have the TC5. And, yes, you can wash a queen size comforter. You obviously must use the "deep fill" option. There are some other settings you can choose, such as "heavy soil", "hot", and "Bulky" or "Heavy duty" setting. No washer is perfect, and you'll have to judge for yourself what you can and cannot do in this washer. I also modified my unit, so I can run any load with the lid still open. That way, while it is filling, I can push the comforter, or whatever I might be washing, down into the water before it starts to agitate. It's great what a little zip tie will do for you. :)

[@Joemil271]

I have the front loader about 8 years now. It’s great . Very fast and does great job

[@teamturner3933]

Thanks for the video. I really appreciate your detailed review. Do you have a video of your laundry room remodel?

[@alliemetal]

Great review!! I just ordered this washer and dryer. I had LG before these.

[@garyo4057]

I have the same combo, they are solid and reliable, worth every penny.

[@tracystronge5748]

Just bought the TR7, a boy we’re we missing out. When our old dryer went out we bought a speed queen dryer. A year after buying the dryer our old washer went out and we bought a Maytag washer, never cared for it, didn’t get our clothes clean, had to be repaired once the cheesy warranty expired and finally it died. Man what a difference. The dryer is still kicking so we kept it even though I’d like a matching set… 8:33

[@thetechlibrarian]

Same exact set we got in our new house so far so good.

[@jamyaugust409]

I’m in the apartment industry, these are the best machines by far.

[@wemike100]

i had a ge that only lasted 4 years until the motor locked up because the tub seal broke and rusted out the tub after going from three different machines from lowes in a 10 years i finally bought a speed queen mine is the tr5 and i love it better then the cheaper washers its the best washers to own

[@loosegoose5841]

Just bought this laundry pair to replace my 1999 KitchenAide Superba set. The dryer is on back order the model is so popular and I have to wait an entire month before delivery. I've been saving for 18 months for this. It better be worth it.

[@abntiffie2005]

Ive been waiting for my set to arrive since April 7,2021 and I still haven't got them:( Patiently waiting after my 12 year LG front load dryer stopped working :( Thankfully for now my washer is still going hopefully it continues until the new set comes!

[@sallyfrancoaldridge6576]

Thank you for the review. It's helped me make a decision. Question for you: Can you tell me where you got the cart in between your washer and dryer? I love your setup.

[@TJH3113]

Just bought this pair today to replace a 19 year old Kenmore Elite set that gave us great service.

[@mattmoltane710]

Getting rid of an 8 month old Whirlpool top loader that the local repair guy won't even touch, even when getting paid by Whirlpool themselves! Can't wait to pick this up tomorrow.

[@rhyta5042]

Just helped me decide to buy one. Have had a new Whirlpool for almost a year and it has already been having problems (not like the older models which were very good). Just going to use the money to fix it for a new Speed Queen.

[@wyominghome4857]

If your clothes are getting wadded up in the dryer, try shaking the wrinkles out each item before putting them in the dryer. It actually makes a huge difference. Also when I wash clothes I add a cup of white vinegar to each load. It really softens the clothes, especially if you have hard water.

[@Rebel9668]

Nice to know! I've been using a cap full of Calgon water softener with every load and I'm sure the vinegar will be a lot more economical.

[@Cleaning_Hero]

My friend told me that the circuit board on the TR7 is enclosed in a metal casing, and that the cheaper ones do not have it enclosed. Even the Speed Queen with the analog gauges has a circuit board, so one might as well get the TR7 since it’s circuit board is enclosed and protected.

[@brendame]

Thanks for mentioning this ...

[@vicksta8875]

THANKYOU FOR THIS!! 💜💜

[@edloksa8384]

I have the speed queen. Great washer dryer

[@peterpulpitpounder]

When I was a kid On my bike I would skid Roll around on the grass Get dirty real fast At night my clothes came off Our washing machine never stopped My Momma worked so hard Gettin' rid of the dirt I picked up in the yard Now over the course of fifty years I've had a few fears But one I honestly can't recall Is whether or not my washer "got it all" I never gave it much thought I just put on the clothes I had bought And when they got soiled and dirty I just washed them again to make them smell pertty And when I washed my shirts and jeans I never worried if my washer would beat them to smithereens And I've done laundry a gazillion times And this is something that never crossed my mind If I've never worried yet about the clothes on my back Should I start worrying now, and get all upset? I say no, I've got better things to do And I'm still gonna be happy, if my washer doesn't get out all the goo I recently bought the TC5, it was around quarter to five The guy who sold it to me, he was a really nice guy I brought it home, and it may have beat my clothes to hell but I personally think it works really swell Okay, I'm done now with this short little poem And I'm so glad I haven't had to worry about pullin' my groin Cuz that used to happen a lot, throughout the world and land When people had to wash all their clothes with just their bare hands LOVE MY SPEED QUEEN TC5! :)

[@tomstradinger5958]

Thanks, just new set today.

[@lindamoy5558]

I appreciate your review. I made a huge mistake buying Maytag with low water level. I have to set it bulky or constantly have to open the lid to add more water.

[@ferraridan4883]

Great video. I bought a TR7 series pair today. I have an older Kenmore Oasis pair that we loved.The transmission went out on the washer and the repair was cost prohibited.

[@Edsresearch]

How do you like the TR7?

[@AKIYIAKELLY]

P.s. It look really nice when the lights are off with all the lights. So Glad I got this one. It was so much higher. I was so scared to pay the price at 1st. So Glad My hubby said get it anyway.

[@doragomes-willis8760]

We rescue so major washing going on, I was not going for this because of the size but I’m taking ur word for it!

[@Archifx]

If you rescue and need to get that dog smell out this is the ONLY machine brand use recommend. I’ve fought dog smell and dander odors for years. This machine solves the problem. I even washed a Christmas Tree skirt that a dog had gone diarrhea on and the skirt came out perfect and odorless! That’s what sold me on this machine. It’s actually washes!

[@Staroth999]

I'm looking to get a Speed Queen. I just sent my new Whirlpool back, it barely filled with water: as most new washers do, except SQ.

[@vmarsfiles]

I have a speed queen set from 2012....still working good no service calls

[@rodhoutx]

Oh, a machine that still has a WARM rinse option and still a tap water Hot! I'm still holding onto my early 2000's front loader because it still has those too. These TR 7000's are starting to grow on me, though!

[@rodhoutx]

I read the manual for the TR7, and I didn't know there are even MORE cycles under the "Special Cycles" where you can select the type of clothing such as denim, super soiled, waterproof, athletic, etc., and the soak, wash, and spins are adjusted accordingly. Are they on a card that comes with the washer? I like that the pre-wash will stop when it's finished so you can go ahead and add the next amount of detergent, and re-start it when you're ready. The soak is really nice too! My dad has the classic (2017) type, and the tub size is bigger than you can tell on videos. I'm guessing the TR series has the same size tub. My front loader is finally starting to have trouble... It had a good run of almost 20 years (Kenmore/Frigidaire), and I doubt I'd ever see that life again with a new one! But these Speed Queens are still built tough!

[@fredwiley3731]

government regulations will not allow a warm rinse. I have a 2017 classic model with more agitation than this guys model. Being old school controls, you can set the dial to wash and fill with warm water then turn to rinse and let it finish. for less soiled clothes you can select light soil. These new models will accept straight hot water from your heater and not reduce the temp with cold water., which is a good thing for sheets, towels, and whites. I am still afraid of the circuit boards so I would purchase the TR5 if i were you.

[@joegiacoletto227]

​@@fredwiley3731 all speed queens use a circuit, digital board..... even the tc5. all the Sq knobs are now on a digital board, so no real difference. a repair tech told me reliability went up when they did this too.

[@yajairavillalobos9075]

I want a speed queen now!

[@user-df7ig5nc5l]

Y'all...I have an old speed queen dryer that I had now for 10 yrs...it gets every thing dry in about 15-20 tops...still amazing after all these years. Compared to my sisters Kenmore newer dryer...well...it just doesn't come close..at..all!

[@WhittyPics]

I have the entry level T3s. They work good too

[@lekiyahyasharel1205]

Just purchased a Speed Queen this morning. It will be delivered on Saturday to replace my current “smart” Whirlpool machine 😒 I can’t wait!

[@cheynobi6602]

I'm currently thinking about purchasing this model because my Kenmore gave out. How does yours hold up?

[@lekiyahyasharel1205]

@@cheynobi6602 after 2 years I have absolutely no complaints about this machine. It works great for my family of 4 that has a lot of laundry from sports, etc

[@cariemorgangraff4829]

I have never seen Mrs Myers powder detergent. Sure would like to try it

[@bettyboop1524]

I just ordered a SQ because I hate my Samsung washer so much. It took almost two hours to "wash" I use that term loosely, a couple of sheets and pillowcases. I said that's it, no more, etc. It will take three weeks before I'll get delivery and installation - so long. I never thought I'd see the day that I would be so excited buying a washer. I bought the TC5 washer,

[@bannol1]

I've owned and washed with Speed Queen for over 30 years. My first SQ washer lasted 20 years and I have had my current SQ since 2007. The problem I have with the new wash system, which SQ introduced in 2018, is that it does not clean as well as the original SQ 210 degree agitator stroke. The model featured above applies what is historically referred to as an agitub, or tub that turns in opposite directions, rather than an agitator that moves independently to circulate clothes in a toroidal motion for cleaning. Agitubs have been around before and were quickly discontinued because they are less effective at cleaning and stain removal than traditional agitator washers. All the above machine does is slosh clothes back and forth without creating strong enough currents to continuously circulate the clothes from the top to the bottom of the tub and back up again. With my current Speed Queen, even if I overload my washer, the agitator moves clothes down to the fins, where most of the cleaning happens and back to the top in a constant motion. Inside the TR7 load circulation is significantly less vigorous and the larger and heavier a load is, the less toroidal movement occurs. It seems to me that SQ have, with this design, dumbed down their washers. The above machine has no breaks to stop the tub and, thus, requires a lid lock, which I find annoying. My current SQ can stop its tub from full spin in under two seconds. Using the agitub SQ have done away with the transmission that oscillates the agitator. The current agitator and tub design of the TR7 does not appear to adequately optimise the momentum that is created when the tub turns back and forth. Perhaps SQ could revise the tub and agitator design of the TR7 to create a more vigorous and effective wash action. I am still of the opinion that instead of redesigning an already perfect wash system, which has proven itself over many decades, SQ could have incorporated eco functions to meet new government standards and allowed customers to override these functions if they so choose for a traditional wash and rinse. They could also consider re-introducing a suds-save function to reduce water use. I understand that SQ are again offering models with conventional agitation. However, these models are very limited when it comes to cycles and other options, such as manually selecting water levels. I would like it very much if Speed Queen made available a top loading washer with the cycle and program options of the TR7 and the traditional agitator driven wash system.

[@LlyleHunter]

When the Tr series debuted in 2018 it used very long strokes and performance was pretty mundane however the machines one now on their thir redesign and now use only short strokes. Their performance has substantially improved.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

the 2018 SQ was a KNOWN dreadful unit; so they went back to their original design in 2019...

[@idgyschmitz1833]

Secular anarchism, you for taking the time to explain this more thoroughly. I’m about to get a Tr7, and I appreciate the extra info.

[@bradroth6415]

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[@Rebel9668]

My TC5 does have the drum brake so I'm not sure where that statement is coming from. The drum "indexes" during agitation, and also stops quickly when finished spinning. I usually wash full loads and use the deep fill option but on occasion when I have used the eco fill for smaller loads it seems to add the perfect amount of water for the load it's doing. Never understood the need for so many different cycle options as the only two I've ever used on any washer is heavy duty or knits/delicates.

[@sku32956]

Yep BIG fan !

[@maxsaviation9512]

I would go for the TR series if I don’t have much soiled clothes but for anything that gets very dirty or large loads I would go with the TC series

[@Rebel9668]

Back in June I got the TC5/DC5 washer dryer set just because I wanted traditional dial controls instead of the led panels and I wanted the traditional transmission as it's just my preference and I love em. I got them from a small local dealer that's been in business since about 1860 and if I ever need service for them, they service what they sell. I usually use the heavy duty cycle with the deep fill. Mine have the 5 year warranty but they're expected to last 25 years and I've never noticed it stretching my collars or anything like that. I just get nice clean clothes. Looks like you're missing the grill cover for your lint trap, or do the 7 series not come with them? To me, a dryer is a dryer is a dryer so there's not much to say about them. I always use the timed dry cycle and half the year I dry my clothes out on the line instead of using the dryer anyhow. Only reason we got the matching dryer was because the old lady wanted them to match, LOL!

[@lisamoseley9914]

How did you get your appliances so close to the back wall? Would you consider doing a video showing where your dryer vent hose is and the washer hose?

[@beaupolinske9009]

I had just about convinced myself to go with the TC5 based on some reviews of the "perfect clean" when SQ first released, but your video has got me reconsidering. What I had read was the independent agitator was the way to go for the true SQ clean experience. I'm going to take a second look at the TR7. Two kids, two dogs, I want clean and quality. I'm so done with my FL.

[@Mandy_39]

I went to get the TC5 as they got 5 in a Tuesday. I got there 3 hours later & they were already sold out. The Speed Queen factory in my state had a roof ripped off in a tornado 2 weeks ago so I doubt anymore are coming in for awhile so I got the TR7 & called it a day lol.

[@blognewb]

Is there a front load model of speed queen that is similarly reliable?

[@243wayne1]

@@blognewb Yep.

[@cameronfeezee4989]

@@blognewb researching; did you buy the FL? if so, what do you think? I've used all the "best" non agitator ones for over 30 years just "living" with clothes coming out with stains and I am FINALLY fed up

[@Edsresearch]

@@Mandy_39 how do you like it?

[@kindraalexander8648]

Thank you for the great review. Can you please tell me where you get Meyers powder detergent? All I can find online is liquid. Thank you!

[@madyer21]

Thanks for your review. Side question where did you get that nice table between your washer and dryer?

[@Archifx]

Made it. I did a video on this stuff check my channel

[@scottwang8722]

On my way to purchase one now

[@robertr.1879]

After listening to this video, I'm all pump up and want to buy the TR7 right now, lol! In Canada, the Speed Queen brand is called Huebsch.

[@Bob_Adkins]

Only thing I didn't like about my SQ washer was the lid safety switch. I bought an override device so I can open it and peek without it shutting down. The override device cost $3 for 50 of them, some people call them "clothes pins" but I use them to clip open bags of frozen food.

[@243wayne1]

Exaaaaaaaaaaaaaaactly...

[@guillaumepare9651]

Just curisous, what's the problem? All you have to do is pause it then resume. Again, just curious.

[@robweigel713]

seriously looking at purchasing this set and want to know that it does clean.

[@KoolKatK]

I’d love a follow -up on this.

[@loveisall5520]

Good for you! There's a reason that Speed Queen returned to their great original commercial-grade agitator washers after this expensive experiment, and why Consumer Reports gave this machine such low marks. I have a good friend who's a SQ dealer and he got so sick of unhappy customers finding that this swirling thing was crap and didn't get their clothes clean. As for me, I bought my pair in 2017 just before these silly things came out and boy, am I glad I did! If mine broke today--unlikely--I'd go right back to him and buy the same model today, only with the electronic panel.

[@vienna844]

Hi, I like your videos I want the TR 5. Which dryer would go with that?

[@user-yk5cd2tl6x]

Where did you get that storage cart? Looks good

[@kevinmcinerney6615]

@fix It Now, How is it going 2 years later? Still love it? Did you ever consider the front load washer/dryer from Speed Queen?

[@fairlylargefamily601]

I'd love to know where you got your cart with the wood countertop between your machines? I need one!

[@sandrationg8]

You've just cinfirmed my choice of a replacement washer machine. Question is how to clean the filter maintaining the machine

[@marijane8665]

I got my new TR7 speed queen washer today and have already run three loads from permanent press to heavy duty. I’m coming from a Frigidaire front loader HE machine purchased some 13 years ago which I hated from day one. How can you expect any clothes getting clean using about 3 gal. Of water? (Just a guess) Not to mention the gross moldy smell that was a constant problem. I promised myself that as soon as there was an issue I’d replace it. (Kudos to the Frigidaire for lasting 13 years!) Well I’m thrilled with my TR7 purchase! My clothes came out clean, smelling fresh and cleaner than they’ve been in years! The machine is gentle, quiet yet thorough. My husband and I are seniors, don’t get our clothes very dirty and don’t need them “beat to death” to get them clean. Day one and I’m already happy with my purchase. Can’t wait to do more loads❣️

[@juliejasinski917]

@marijane do you have any issues with bending over for the dryer?

[@marijane8665]

@@juliejasinski917 I didn’t get a new dryer but my Maytag dryer is almost the same as the one shown here (size, height, hinge placement) and I have no problem accessing it. I’m wondering if you mean bending over to get clothes out of the bottom of the washer tub…it is pretty deep but I’m 5’5” and have no trouble.

[@Edsresearch]

how are you liking them?

[@marijane8665]

After using the TR7 washer (didn’t get the dryer) for a couple weeks I found it just didn’t clean stains like grease and heavier soiled clothes very well. Also took pretty long to complete cycle. I didn’t feel that clothes were moving much. I purchased from a very reputable appliance store who gave 30 days to return for complete refund or exchange so I exchanged it for the TC5. I’ve had it over a year now…love the way it cleans our clothes etc. With the old school agitator the clothes come out clean and a regular cycle only takes 32 minutes. I’m very pleased with it. It is significantly louder than the TR7 so if that’s an issue it’s probably not for you. I did like the TR7’s overall look, the ability to customize the types of wash cycles, and it was very quiet but it just didn’t get my clothes as clean.

[@edwina3358]

@@marijane8665 glad you got to try it, and a double blessing to be able to return it after 30 days for another. Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate it.

[@fcv1967]

Other brands have capacity of 4.5-5.2, and this is only 3.5. However, the other machines only fill 3/4 full, so therefore, since this one is 100% full filling, it ends up being the same capacity.

[@guillaumepare9651]

Have the washing machine TR7004. Warranty is 7 years now (Canada). Used to be 10 years. Not super satified. I might have had repaired my 15 years old Whirpool that was an excellent machine (ceramic drum just to tell you). After watching your video I will make a few tests to see if it improve. I've set mine at Normal Eco cycle, warm/cold winter and cold/cold summer, Auto fill and Medium soil (rarely working cloths). Our bounced a few times. We even had some water out. And cloths are not as clean as I'd like. IMO, except if you have working cloths, the fact that you have to use hot water, soak and extra rinse altogether for normal cloths is an indication that it's not that good. Time will tell for reliability.

[@annthompson8659]

I have had a SQ now for 7 years; Washer and dryer. The dryer had a timing issue and SQ sent someone to repair quickly. Now one of the cylinder baffles in the dryer has come off and that part is out of warranty so I am having to pay for that as well as service call. Disappointed because I expected it to last longer without repairs.

[@GamerNxUSN]

Does the lint trap catch socks often? Saw someone post a video about that as if it were constant and that the piece attached to the door didn't prevent it

[@andrewmiyar6735]

Thanks for the video! Really helpful. Hows the SQ holding up so far? Looking to replace an old samsung

[@Archifx]

It’s a tank. Best appliance purchase to date.

[@cindyweaver222]

Just came across this video…do you have video or can you post a video on how you wash and what settings you use. I have not like how mine has been cleaning but I haven’t been using the soak option. I saw you used the special cycle….any guidance you can give to help me love my washer like you live yours would be great!!

[@hafeezurrahman1000]

Thanks for your review. Wondering if you could share an update on how these machines are performing after a year?

[@Archifx]

Flawlessly. I’m buying another set for upstairs

[@andychang7137]

Hi Could you help to let me know the dryer's model? Your video is so convincing and I'm pulling the trigger now :)

[@BlakeDee]

The best!!

[@wranefis]

Where can I buy this set ? And other than this specific model would you recommend any other speed queen washer ?

[@drwisdom1]

I think these are the second best washer and dryer set. I prefer the same Speed Queen washer and dryer but the non-digital version (knobs technology). The expected lifespan of these devices is so long that they will be easier and cheaper to fix if the controls break 15 years from now. Ours is currently 5 years old and it is still running like the day we bought it.

[@Archifx]

Perhaps. Warranty on the 7 series is 7 years and 5 series 5 years

[@drwisdom1]

@@Archifx Yes, but I'm worried about the period after the warranty has expired when we have to pay for repairs.

[@Archifx]

Nah. They’re industrial grade 25 year machines. I’ll document when they finally fail

[@johnmccall2413]

@@drwisdom1 You forget that the SQs are much easier to repair. They don’t integrate everything together. I’ve lost several front high end models from Lowe’s to motherboard going out or transmission fried making repairs as much as new washer. That being said, they are made to last. They really are commercial grade.