“Are ''top-loading'' washing machines better than ''front-loading'' washing machines? What are the pros and cons of each?”
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Google is your friend. Try there first. The rest is just opinion and preference. I just bought the top loader from using a front loader for the past 10 years. Front loaders make your clothes stink if you leave wet/washed clothes in the machine longer than 1 day, especially in the summer. The front loader doesn't drain the dirty water out fully. The pump is in the bottom right hand corner and the drain tube is at the top in the rear. The next load washes with that same water that didn't get fully flushed out from the last load. If its been 3 days, that's not good. I like to do whites on the last load so that will help with the smell. They do use less water than a top loader. I like that the top loader washes clothes in the water, where as a front load just gets the clothes very wet and rolls the clothes forward and back. Front load washers are heavier than top loaders. Not a problem until you have to move one.
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