“washing machines ? I see a lot of formulas to compute the cubic feet , but I'm not a math kind of girl. Do you have a chart? The tub on my washing machine measures 20" by 17". Are the high-efficiency machines as noisy as I have read on the web. And, what's up with the 'plates' vs adjators? I'm liking the LG's but I don't see how the plate thingie can turn the clothes as well. Thanks so much”
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Forget the conversion chart and search the make and model on line. The bigger the cubic feet the more it will hold. The washer is noisey compared to my old model, but the washer is in the basement. The agitator arm is not missed when we're washing small comforters. The savings in soap, water, and energy are well worth it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's not really loud but the spin cycle is if you have bulky items like bedding.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i can say about the cubic feet thing: the easiest thing is to go and take a look. measurements are useless if you don't know what it means in reality. So don't make it hard on yourself. this machine is noisy. I don't know about others. As for the plate vs "the other thing", can you please explain what is that if your are still interested in getting a response on it? I didn't understand it, my English isn't that good. Thanks
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Its about 3.1 cu feet. This machine has a good size drum, it doesn't clean the best though
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No chart, just went big than the cubic ft. I already had. The thingie moves up and down, and sideways.
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