On another video in the comments section there was a lady that said she lived on a farm and absolutely hated FL washers. She said they can't clean real dirt...only for people who work in an office. I'm thinking, HUH??? I've washed some really nasty stuff in my Duet FL washer over the years that got just as if not more clean than the old TL agitator washer I had.
got the ge650 washer for $594 recently including delivery. I got it from GE direct. I think they are going to stop making the 650s is why it was on clearance. Also got the GE 85 matching dryer for $447 including delivery on clearance. I had a still perfectly functioning 17 year old front loader LG washer and dryer with zero repair history but I couldn't pass up the deal on the new GE set and I know the LG's weren't going to last too much longer. I do enjoy the phone alerts when the cycles are complete. I also get another $75 off the mentioned prices from a local utility rebate
I bought the tower about a month ago. So far I like it. I had previously had LG for 15 years. The only thing I hated about them is you have to drain them regularly.
Watching videos online people have posted of their GE or LG washers in action, the different cycles... I'd choose the LG with turbo wash in a heartbeat. I noticed the LG has lower water levels for washing...but higher water level for rinsing...the GE (from what I can tell) uses the same for wash/rinse (this is just based on eyeballing what I've seen online) I can't state that as fact. I've had a FL washer since 2005..no mold...I do think the auto dose is great because a lot of people use way too much or too little which can wreck the machine over time.
I think you’re right. I believe LG uses less water in the wash portion because less water = more concentrated detergents = better cleaning and stain removal, then give a thorough and generous rinse with plenty of water and wash motions + a final spray rinse
L . G. Better wash performance and better rotation sequences. Spray functions and last rinse spin spraying. The music from them can really go away thou. ✋
This is a tough call… Need something for just my wife and myself… First, I looked at “All in Ones… Not! Then front loaders… Then I went back to top loaders since LG has a brand new one… Now I’m back on front loaders leaning toward LG. Sheesh I’m no longer capable of making a decision... 😂
I know this is off-topic, but can you review speed queen front load washers at some point? I just bought one and I'm very impressed. I have had many front loaders over the years, and this one does the best job of spinning no matter what. 10 pairs of jeans or 1 comforter doesn't matter. I know it doesn't have wifi but curious how it compares elsewhere? I love your channel BTW
@@SupremeCakeVRaccording Yale based on tens of thousands of service calls, front load LGs are far more reliable than SQ by a factor of 3. Front load LGs routinely last 10-15 years, some up to 20 years, pretty darn good for modern washer. I don’t know how long SQ front loader last since they haven’t been around long unlike the front loaders with “legendary” reliability.
Recently got the lg 5500 set, baffled that the 6500 is $100 more yet apparently is the exact same machine with a simple name change, all specs exactly the same, weight, size, shipping weight, and all features, sure looks the exact same to me, I could be wrong , anyway, so far so good, my phone telling me The wash or dry is done is cool, starting a load while at work to finish when I get home is a time saver, the steam in the dryer for a quick refresh of clothes or towels very handy, and saves water and energy, yet over all, it was lgs reliably that got me, if I had more money to spend a simple speed queen would have been my choice, again due to reliability, that said, the additional features with lg are more than just gimmicks, happy so far, they look sleek, and modern, I added a 5 year extension to the warranty on both, so I shall at minimum get 5 years and not have to work on them myself. And hopefully many more years out of the set after that? We shall see.
How does the Samsung smart front load with super speed wash compare? It looks like it has anti microbial and self clean feature too. But not auto dispense detergent
I have only had my Samsung machine 1 day and I hate it. It does not get the soap out. I can feel it on the clothes compared to my machine that just died that i had for 17 yrs. It also does not spin the clothes dry enough compared to my old machine. The machine does not have a light so the drum is dark.
I notice the msrp on the GE site are a lot higher but sale price matches other brands. Does GE mark up their MSRP so it looks like a better deal because their machines are $600 off on sale
What about the WM8900? I can’t find much in the way of reviews on that model - although it received higher ratings than the WB6700HVA…it seems everyone is writing reviews and giving praises for the WB6700HVA. I need to purchase ASAP! Thank you!
I believe he is mistaken on the GE washer having a fan. At least for the 650 and lower models. It just runs the drum motor on and off to dry out the gasket. Does the 850 actually have an air circulation fan for the overnight drying feature?
The speed queen repair rate , is well known to be an order of magnitude less that anything currently available, Not sure what data you are looking at, but it’s wrong. As any repair tech, they will tell you exactly the same. Other points you made are valid, low capacity, less efficient, and less features, and a higher price, but that is due to speed queens reliability. What you stated about reliability here is absolutely false. And you know it. @@YaleAppliance1
I thought this is review for All in ONE GE vs LG. They both good except I never had LG. It’s $1001 discount LG all in 1 at Home Depot with AI. I want the one with washing & dryer all together. It’s more than $2 K almost 3 k but it’s discounted $498 for GE & 1K for LG. Please let me know. Home Depot has warranty. So I am sure they will fix it.
"Better Now". That's not what has been reported on the news this week. They are still having compressor problems and sounds like another class action lawsuit coming. @@YaleAppliance1
I’m looking and have narrowed it down to GE & LG. I’m leaning towards GE due to the Ultrafresh and auto dispenser since this is going to be in a laundry closet that is in a hallway. I don’t think it would work having g the door open after each wash when it comes to the lg.
Truth is I personally don't need half the features on these machines. Now if I were to choose, I would choose G.E. for the anti-microbial technology.
I work outdoors, so my clothes get really dirty. Gotta like the LG turbo wash.
On another video in the comments section there was a lady that said she lived on a farm and absolutely hated FL washers. She said they can't clean real dirt...only for people who work in an office. I'm thinking, HUH??? I've washed some really nasty stuff in my Duet FL washer over the years that got just as if not more clean than the old TL agitator washer I had.
Ive had whirlpool duet steam set for 15 years with no issues after after a drum spindle failure st 1 yr. Time to to upgrade at a holiday
got the ge650 washer for $594 recently including delivery. I got it from GE direct. I think they are going to stop making the 650s is why it was on clearance. Also got the GE 85 matching dryer for $447 including delivery on clearance.
I had a still perfectly functioning 17 year old front loader LG washer and dryer with zero repair history but I couldn't pass up the deal on the new GE set and I know the LG's weren't going to last too much longer. I do enjoy the phone alerts when the cycles are complete. I also get another $75 off the mentioned prices from a local utility rebate
I just bought the LG340 today so I'll tell you how well it goes in my next comment. Thanks for the tip!
Give us the update
I bought the tower about a month ago. So far I like it. I had previously had LG for 15 years. The only thing I hated about them is you have to drain them regularly.
With any frontloading it has to be drained regularly
Bought the GE 850 for both the Microban and reversible door. The only downside is it's quite deep.
Watching videos online people have posted of their GE or LG washers in action, the different cycles... I'd choose the LG with turbo wash in a heartbeat. I noticed the LG has lower water levels for washing...but higher water level for rinsing...the GE (from what I can tell) uses the same for wash/rinse (this is just based on eyeballing what I've seen online) I can't state that as fact. I've had a FL washer since 2005..no mold...I do think the auto dose is great because a lot of people use way too much or too little which can wreck the machine over time.
I think you’re right. I believe LG uses less water in the wash portion because less water = more concentrated detergents = better cleaning and stain removal, then give a thorough and generous rinse with plenty of water and wash motions + a final spray rinse
L . G.
Better wash performance and better rotation sequences.
Spray functions and last rinse spin spraying.
The music from them can really go away thou. ✋
This is a tough call… Need something for just my wife and myself…
First, I looked at “All in Ones… Not! Then front loaders… Then I went back to top loaders since LG has a brand new one… Now I’m back on front loaders leaning toward LG. Sheesh I’m no longer capable of making a decision... 😂
I hear ya....I think front load and separate heat pump dryer. For now
I know this is off-topic, but can you review speed queen front load washers at some point? I just bought one and I'm very impressed. I have had many front loaders over the years, and this one does the best job of spinning no matter what. 10 pairs of jeans or 1 comforter doesn't matter. I know it doesn't have wifi but curious how it compares elsewhere? I love your channel BTW
I cant put my mind around that machine...smaller, less featured, and way more expensive. It is made well...
@@YaleAppliance1the main point of it is that it’s not going to break, more features that you won’t even use are just more things to break.
If they made a larger machine, I would buy it in a heartbeat.
@@SupremeCakeVRaccording Yale based on tens of thousands of service calls, front load LGs are far more reliable than SQ by a factor of 3. Front load LGs routinely last 10-15 years, some up to 20 years, pretty darn good for modern washer. I don’t know how long SQ front loader last since they haven’t been around long unlike the front loaders with “legendary” reliability.
Recently got the lg 5500 set, baffled that the 6500 is $100 more yet apparently is the exact same machine with a simple name change, all specs exactly the same, weight, size, shipping weight, and all features, sure looks the exact same to me, I could be wrong , anyway, so far so good, my phone telling me
The wash or dry is done is cool, starting a load while at work to finish when I get home is a time saver, the steam in the dryer for a quick refresh of clothes or towels very handy, and saves water and energy, yet over all, it was lgs reliably that got me, if I had more money to spend a simple speed queen would have been my choice, again due to reliability, that said, the additional features with lg are more than just gimmicks, happy so far, they look sleek, and modern, I added a 5 year extension to the warranty on both, so I shall at minimum get 5 years and not have to work on them myself. And hopefully many more years out of the set after that? We shall see.
Back to School it is!
How does the Samsung smart front load with super speed wash compare? It looks like it has anti microbial and self clean feature too. But not auto dispense detergent
I asked a friend who works at Best Buy and he says to avoid them. Google "Samsung cracked drum".
I have only had my Samsung machine 1 day and I hate it. It does not get the soap out. I can feel it on the clothes compared to my machine that just died that i had for 17 yrs. It also does not spin the clothes dry enough compared to my old machine. The machine does not have a light so the drum is dark.
I notice the msrp on the GE site are a lot higher but sale price matches other brands. Does GE mark up their MSRP so it looks like a better deal because their machines are $600 off on sale
Not sure
LG for the win!
What about the WM8900? I can’t find much in the way of reviews on that model - although it received higher ratings than the WB6700HVA…it seems everyone is writing reviews and giving praises for the WB6700HVA. I need to purchase ASAP! Thank you!
8900?
@@YaleAppliance1 The WM8900HBA Black and WM8900HVA Graphite with square doors.
I believe he is mistaken on the GE washer having a fan. At least for the 650 and lower models. It just runs the drum motor on and off to dry out the gasket. Does the 850 actually have an air circulation fan for the overnight drying feature?
Odorblock is a fan drying the gasket....
I've heard that laundry pods clog drains in washers. Can you please answer if this is true or not? Thanks!
Does GE or LG make a quality full size, stand alone heat pump dryer?
Not yet
I am not sure which one to go with; what would you recommend for family of 4, and one that will last.
WM6700 LG
@@YaleAppliance1thank you so much
I quick question, what about appliance GE or LG, for the whole kitchen set.
What about Electrolux?
lol, that's a good joke
When will LG have a reversible door on the washer? It's not hard to do. GE and Electrolux have this option.
GREAT question
Have you not heard of SpeedQueen?
Why yes we have.....more expensive, less capacity, and repair rates exceed both GE and LG.
@@YaleAppliance1 yet highest rated by consumer reports
The speed queen repair rate , is well known to be an order of magnitude less that anything currently available,
Not sure what data you are looking at, but it’s wrong.
As any repair tech, they will tell you exactly the same. Other points you made are valid, low capacity, less efficient, and less features, and a higher price, but that is due to speed queens reliability.
What you stated about reliability here is absolutely false. And you know it.
@@YaleAppliance1
Probably cuz people don’t want to admit they wasted money lol
I thought this is review for All in ONE GE vs LG. They both good except I never had LG. It’s $1001 discount LG all in 1 at Home Depot with AI. I want the one with washing & dryer all together. It’s more than $2 K almost 3 k but it’s discounted $498 for GE & 1K for LG. Please let me know. Home Depot has warranty. So I am sure they will fix it.
You dont want ton buy the current LG all in one...wait for the new one.
Are the LG washers and dryers more reliable than the LG refrigerators? I heard there was a class action suit for LG refrigerators going on.
Washers are awesome!....Refrigerators had problems from 2014-2017. Better now
"Better Now". That's not what has been reported on the news this week. They are still having compressor problems and sounds like another class action lawsuit coming. @@YaleAppliance1
Your thumbnail looks like the setup of a rush concert.
My favorite band growing up!!!.....Always wanted a Red Barchetta.
LG all the way.
Do GE washers have direct drive?
No ,belt driven
LG 8900
Too expensive for the features
back ground music is annoying in your video
so is my voice
@@YaleAppliance1 hahahahh
The answer is neither. Speed Queen makes the best front loader.
True, yet not at this price….
Naw I’ll take the ge
I’m looking and have narrowed it down to GE & LG. I’m leaning towards GE due to the Ultrafresh and auto dispenser since this is going to be in a laundry closet that is in a hallway. I don’t think it would work having g the door open after each wash when it comes to the lg.