View Poll Results: What type of washer do u have in OZ
Toploader, cold wash only



1
1.59%
Toploader, hot & cold wash



15
23.81%
Frontloader, bought in OZ



26
41.27%
Frontloader, shipped from the UK



13
20.63%
Toploader & can't wait to get a frontie!



8
12.70%
Frontloader & can't wait to get a toploader!



0
0%
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What type of washer do u have in OZ?
#1
Relating to the other thread on here at the moment about washing machines, I thought I'd start a poll to see what people have, and what they're happy with 
I have a toploader, which I have already put a death warrant out for

I have a toploader, which I have already put a death warrant out for
Last edited by mlbonner; Jan 29th 2005 at 8:44 pm.
#2
Listened to my Mom's advice, got a Miele here - very energy and water efficient, washes well/clean, and is one of the quietest in the market. You can put a coin standing up on top of the machine during spin, and the coin won't roll. (Yes, I've tried it with a 5-Hong-Kong-dollar coin, and an Australian-dollar coin!) The only complaint is as with any front loader, it takes long to wash, even on short cycle. Not that we're ever in a rush to wash anything anyway.
Mrs JTL
Mrs JTL
#3
Brought over our AEG Lavamat frontie. When it conks out, it'll be another frontie because I want my wash to be clean or at the very least, whiter than white
#4
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Originally Posted by mlbonner
Relating to the other thread on here at the moment about washing machines, I thought I'd start a poll to see what people have, and what they're happy with 
I have a toploader, which I have already but a death warrant out for

I have a toploader, which I have already but a death warrant out for

#5
Originally Posted by Pollyana
If you find a hitman to do yours in, can you send him here afterwards - might get a discount for two!!
Heck yeah - any other takers I wonder?!
#6
Is that the white thing in the room where the dirty clothes go?
#7
Originally Posted by cresta57
Is that the white thing in the room where the dirty clothes go?
Thats the one, the magic thing that makes them come out clean (dry and ironed!!)
#8
Ahhh well in that case it's an 7kg LG frontloader bought here in Australia and has an AAAA rating as we're using tank water.
Cost in the region of 700 bucks from the local store who were cheaper than Goodguys discounted price even before we negotiated a reduction.
Cost in the region of 700 bucks from the local store who were cheaper than Goodguys discounted price even before we negotiated a reduction.
#9
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I voted.......
Top loader all the way for me!! Mine has the hot water option, but have never used it.....dont need to!!
Top loader all the way for me!! Mine has the hot water option, but have never used it.....dont need to!!
#10
Originally Posted by mlbonner
Thats the one, the magic thing that makes them come out clean (dry and ironed!!)


I have 3 toploaders to add to those with a death warrent
#11
Originally Posted by JayDeee
I have 3 toploaders to add to those with a death warrent
#12
Originally Posted by mlbonner
Excellent, so thats 2 in QLD and 3 in WA so far 

#13
Originally Posted by JayDeee
Unless it's a top loader then they come out dirtier and different shapes.
I have 3 toploaders to add to those with a death warrent
I have 3 toploaders to add to those with a death warrent
I must just be lucky, I voted for my toploader, I love it much better that my old front loaders in the UK, mine and kids clothes are clean and nothing has been ruined, and it washes everything in just over 30 mins. I love it!!!!
#14
We shipped our frontloader, but obviously not from the UK
, but I did tick that box...
Only a tap for cold, it heats the water itself.
I'm very happy with it. Takes about 2 hours though, but apparently it is economic(have forgotten the reasoning, can't be botherd to think, it's to hot
)
, but I did tick that box...Only a tap for cold, it heats the water itself.
I'm very happy with it. Takes about 2 hours though, but apparently it is economic(have forgotten the reasoning, can't be botherd to think, it's to hot
)
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Top loader - hot and cold - only just got it so I'll have to see whether it deserves a death warrant, or a trophy!
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