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post Jul 26 2008, 02:58 AM, updated 17y ago

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Nowadays, there are so many brand to choose for washing machine... rclxub.gif
e.g. LG, Electrolux, Haier, Bosch, Toshiba

Which brand do you recommend?
Preferably a durable and long lasting fridge... oh yeah, and also affordable...

Lets discuss...

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post Jul 26 2008, 03:02 AM

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Why can't u ask 2 questions in 1 thread??

The better washing machine is LG with the direct drive mechanism.

For durability, Whirlpool & Zanussi.
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post Jul 26 2008, 03:05 AM

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QUOTE(scorgio @ Jul 26 2008, 03:02 AM)
Why can't u ask 2 questions in 1 thread??

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This is to allow forumer to zoom in to specific appliances...
imagine a thread contains 10+ appliances, it would take a hell of his/her time to read everything, when he/she only wants to know one appliances only.... save forumer time to read thread
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post Jul 26 2008, 11:05 AM

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Also, I hear front loaders are supposedly better than top loaders *shrugs*

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post Jul 26 2008, 12:20 PM

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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Jul 26 2008, 11:05 AM)
Also, I hear front loaders are supposedly better than top loaders *shrugs*
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Front loaders save water, you don't need to fill the tub to wash. I think it saves electricity too.
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@wodenus,
Ahh.. Yeah that's right - but using less water doesn't mean it's better mah ! *grins*
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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Jul 26 2008, 12:23 PM)
@wodenus,
Ahh.. Yeah that's right - but using less water doesn't mean it's better mah ! *grins*
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Well if it lowers your water bill, it's cheaper smile.gif it might save electricity as well, I think they should require less power to operate since gravity might do half the work already. I'm no engineer, but I suppose if you build some sort of motor to just pull it half way up, inertia and gravity would do the rest of the work.
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@wodenus,
Just cause it's cost-saving and efficient, it doesn't mean it's performance is better than that of the front loaders; that's what I mean tongue.gif
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post Jul 27 2008, 05:46 PM

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Erm not sure, I have had both front and top loaders and honestly prefer front loaders. Seems to last longer and as mentioned above saves water and electricity, although I cannot ascertain by how much... Depends on usage. *shrugs*

Make sure crap doesn't clog up the machine and have someone look at it for maintanence every couple of years and I reckon a washing machine can last for a decade or two biggrin.gif If so susah, wash by hand tongue.gif Then no electricity costs at all. If electricity tariffs rise sum more may have to consider that... sleep.gif;
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QUOTE(shadowz @ Jul 27 2008, 06:01 PM)
Erm not sure, I have had both front and top loaders and honestly prefer front loaders. Seems to last longer and as mentioned above saves water and electricity, although I cannot ascertain by how much... Depends on usage. *shrugs*

Make sure crap doesn't clog up the machine and have someone look at it for maintanence every couple of years and I reckon a washing machine can last for a decade or two biggrin.gif If so susah, wash by hand tongue.gif Then no electricity costs at all. If electricity tariffs rise sum more may have to consider that... sleep.gif;
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LOL, hopefully electricity don't rise to the extend we have to use manual methods...

Btw, here is a additional information done by experts to know some differences between front loader & top loader washing machine
Washing Machine Test Method Info


Added on July 28, 2008, 1:44 amSeems the top brand in year 2007 is LG
Here is the link for JD Power Survey

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post Jul 28 2008, 02:53 PM

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get a top loader with a stainless steel drum. i am using a toshiba and it works just fine.
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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Jul 26 2008, 11:05 AM)
Also, I hear front loaders are supposedly better than top loaders *shrugs*
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Front loaders are supposedly to be gentler on clothes (hence clothes last longer)... which is a good thing unless one needs an excuse to buy more clothes. tongue.gif
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@finn@renoku,
Excuses to buy more clothes?! muAHahAHah now isn't that what most ladies would like? *grins*
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I came across one of the electrical sales person tells me that Hitachi brand is good as it less maintenance.
Any Hitachi Washing Machine user in this forum??
Can give some comment on Hitachi Washing Machine?


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post Sep 1 2008, 11:02 PM

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Depending on whether u want a top-loading or front-loading.
Elba's front loading is quite ok. <- most sales person wouldn't recommend it coz it gives bad commission.
National's top loading is the best <- most sales person would recomment it but later push u to other brand. coz it also gives bad commission.

my ex-housemate used to work in the electronic shop.
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post Sep 2 2008, 11:17 AM

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me using LG....
last time...attracted by the warranty for 5 years....
that why bought it...

based on experience...
OK so far....
no prob at all...
quite frequent using it...
haven't tried other brands....

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I'm using front loading 13kg LG. So far no problem but it require more time to wash the shirt.
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How about dryer and washer combine? Appreciate if anyone using this type of washing machine can comment and share your experience. smile.gif

I'm considering whether to get a Dryer/washer combo or a dedicated dryer since I already have a samsung washing machine...

My concern:
1. What kind of clothes can be mixed?
2. How long does it take to do both washing and drying?
3. Does it use a lot electricity?

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QUOTE(justin_nys @ Sep 5 2008, 09:51 PM)
How about dryer and washer combine? Appreciate if anyone using this type of washing machine can comment and share your experience. smile.gif

I'm considering whether to get a Dryer/washer combo or a dedicated dryer since I already have a samsung washing machine...

My concern:
1. What kind of clothes can be mixed?
2. How long does it take to do both washing and drying?
3. Does it use a lot electricity?
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Not sure on the combo appliances.. But i was inform that dryer alone consume lots of electricity...

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Yup, dryers consume a lot of electricity. They are high wattage machines and each drying cycle may take 20-30 mins or more.

Dryers are popular in the West due to cold seasons when you cannot dry outside. Here in Malaysia with so much sunshine I don't see the need for a dryer, unless maybe you live in a condo (but even in condo you can air dry in the yard).
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a salesperson at a 'famous' electric store once told me, better buy separate washer and dryer than a combo coz if rosak later then cheaper to fix.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Sep 8 2008, 06:34 PM)
Yup, dryers consume a lot of electricity. They are high wattage machines and each drying cycle may take 20-30 mins or more.

Dryers are popular in the West due to cold seasons when you cannot dry outside. Here in Malaysia with so much sunshine I don't see the need for a dryer, unless maybe you live in a condo (but even in condo you can air dry in the yard).
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Yup u're right bro...unfortunately I've converted my apartment's yard into a wet kitchen with my washing machine at one corner.. no balcony to dry somemore sad.gif
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Don;t look at the brand as your first choice. Most are made in Malaysia now, so quality is the same. Get the one with longest warranty and cheapest price.

Ask yourself 2 questions:

1. How often do you wash your clothes?
2. How much clothes do you wash each time(including brother's, sister's, wife's etc)?


From answers above, you will know the size of washing machine to get.

Front loaders are more expensive, usually only higi-end brands like electrolux etc. Usually imported, so quality is better, thus lasts longer. But top loader is more convenient, lighter as many parts are plastic and cheaper. If you're the type that wash clothes everyday, then obviously your washing machine will not last as long as say the fella who only washes once in 3days.

Electricity comsumption and water costs of a washing machine almost negligible considerations but good marketing strategy.



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QUOTE(arthurlwf @ Sep 1 2008, 10:41 PM)
I came across one of the electrical sales person tells me that Hitachi brand is good as it less maintenance.
Any Hitachi Washing Machine user in this forum??
Can give some comment on Hitachi Washing Machine?
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I am using Hitachi. It is good. I actually buy it boz of my friend's recommendation who also buy HItachi. The price is affordable but it is good. Price v Performance = my priority
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I m using LG's washing machine. Not bad. I think all brands are merely the same. smile.gif
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QUOTE(dachlain @ Sep 18 2008, 02:37 PM)
I m using LG's washing machine. Not bad. I think all brands are merely the same. smile.gif
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but not pensonic. after 3 years, lot of problem come out. hehe..
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front loader is better
the cloths will be more cleaner

i use mine almost 20 years ++ before spoil coz part damage due to rats sad.gif

brand i use tat time was AEG biggrin.gif

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Just want to ask, for front load. I found my current owner one vibrate quite a lot during spin. It is true after sometimes using it.
I looking something much quite. Front load i know many european brands are selling.
And for top load, some of the model also not cheap.
For the capacity, how much is 6kg and 7kg? If let say I want to wash my queen size bedsheet. Which one is capable to do it?

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QUOTE(smwah @ Sep 28 2008, 10:13 PM)
Just want to ask, for front load.  I found my current owner one vibrate quite a lot during spin. It is true after sometimes using it.
I looking something much quite. Front load i know many european brands are selling.
And for top load, some of the model also not cheap.
For the capacity, how much is 6kg and 7kg? If let say I want to wash my queen size bedsheet. Which one is capable to do it?
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as someone mentioned before in this thread, front load is supposed to be more gentle on your clothes (but it takes longer for a wash), top loader sort of tears your clothes especially when it spins dry.
my sis electrolux front loader also vibrates when spin, i heard from her maybe need replacement on some parts, need to go back to electrolux service centre.. not too sure. moving in together soon will find out later cuz i will share the front loader as well tongue.gif
i also notice front load mostly european brands selling..
top loader as someone points out haha.. are cheaper than front load.

Capacity i not sure liao.. why don't you ask the salesperson, by telling them how many members in your family? i think they will be able to advise base on that info? smile.gif
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im using eletrolux front load. 6kg. so far so good. my mum has been using this brand since before i was born. approx 30 years ago. the darn machine is still running! well after some replacement parts la.
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everyone help me pls...my family had an argue about washing machine!!!About Electrolux or Bosch!!! whose is better? thx for reply


Added on October 2, 2008, 9:41 pmand the washing machine wield is in 7kg...

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Errr..Electrolux? More established home appliance brand. Anyway, is this an investment? brows.gif

Or property? laugh.gif

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Beli murah... try LG Tromm tongue.gif

Personally between the two I like Bosch... German made brows.gif

edit: So how many KG capasity you're looking for? Another brand that comes to mind is Maytag tongue.gif

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ah great a washing machine thread!

guys, need to know more about this "air wash" system on the new samsung front loaders. does it work like dry cleaning or something?

sorry i know nuts about these.
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I'll go for Electrolux, since washing machines is one of the their core products. It's made in Thailand, though
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my old bosch washing machine serve me around 10yrs++.......is quite reliable though...
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Electrolux = used before lasting for 3~4 years
Bosch = Never used before , i think should be better gua....

but now a day they not make things lasting one , if lasting how they make more $$$ ....
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go for front loader if u have budget
save water, save elect.
and much more frenly to ur laundry items
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hmm wonder why everyone mention LG, how about toshiba? i heard toshiba is better sweat.gif
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QUOTE(budak_bagus @ Sep 18 2008, 01:01 AM)
I am using Hitachi. It is good. I actually buy it boz of my friend's recommendation who also buy HItachi. The price is affordable but it is good. Price v Performance = my priority
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QUOTE(aaronpang @ Oct 2 2008, 11:32 PM)
Beli murah... try LG Tromm tongue.gif

Personally between the two I like Bosch... German made  brows.gif

edit: So how many KG capasity you're looking for? Another brand that comes to mind is Maytag  tongue.gif
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Hmm wonder LG cheaper or toshiba cheaper? Those Kg right for 6.5kg can fit in how many cloth? i think 6.5 and 7kg not much different right?
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I think brands does not matter much(some exceptions). The most important is after sales service - parts replacement, turn around time etc.

Basically front loading machine tends to be a little gentler on the clothing. However it takes a long time to wash the clothes. The load capacity a not too high. After the machine stops, you have to wait a minute or 2 before you can open the door.

Top loaders takes less time to do a wash cycle, can accommodate more clothes, and you can open the door as soon the machine stops spinning.

Don't get those with build in dryer. They get spoiled very fast.

If you can spend more, get those with metal casing(Maytags). They last almost forever.
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QUOTE(mleong @ Oct 29 2008, 11:07 AM)
I think brands does not matter much(some exceptions). The most important is after sales service - parts replacement, turn around time etc.

Basically front loading machine tends to be a little gentler on the clothing. However it takes a long time to wash the clothes. The load capacity a not too high. After the machine stops, you have to wait a minute or 2 before you can open the door.

Top loaders takes less time to do a wash cycle, can accommodate more clothes, and you can open the door as soon the machine stops spinning.

Don't get those with build in dryer. They get spoiled very fast.

If you can spend more, get those with metal casing(Maytags). They last almost forever.
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hmm i just bought the new samsung 7.0 last model which come with metal casing. Hope it will last quite some time.
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Install a filter (cheap one will do) at the tap where the water hose is connected to the washer. This is to prevent any mud from getting into the washer / clothes.
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WANNA BUY SAMSUNG LATEST MODEL...WITH DIAMOND DRUM..7KG FOR 630 ONLI...OKEY OR NOT?????

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WANNA BUY SAMSUNG LATEST MODEL...WITH DIAMOND DRUM..7KG FOR 630 ONLI...OKEY OR NOT?????
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Ya not bad your price seem cheap. may i know where u found this? i haven't bought fridge yet still hehe.
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QUOTE(Clareen @ Oct 31 2008, 09:52 AM)
Ya not bad your price seem cheap. may i know where u found this? i haven't bought fridge yet still hehe.
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heheee....already bought my 1st ever washing machine...found it in pasir gudang..
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QUOTE(capix @ Oct 31 2008, 05:53 PM)
heheee....already bought my 1st ever washing machine...found it in pasir gudang..
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As far as i know, you can put aside the brand..
the brand just make you confuse..

for washing machine try look at these aspect:
1) stainless steel drum instead of plastic
2) reliable motor ( u can look at warranty period offered)
3) fiber body instead of metal
4) price..

correct me if i'm wrong..

btw, i using daewoo 7kg..bought at rm6++
so far very satisfied smile.gif
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what you mean by fiber body? inside fiber of the outside part?
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QUOTE(budak_bagus @ Sep 18 2008, 01:01 AM)
I am using Hitachi. It is good. I actually buy it boz of my friend's recommendation who also buy HItachi. The price is affordable but it is good. Price v Performance = my priority
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Hitachi brand!!! Think twice or don't even think about it...

I just bought a unit of Hitachi washing machine (Top loading, 10kg) on 26/10/2008 and it delivered on 27/10/2008. 1st wash the machine already produced an unacceptable noise. I immediate called to the shop report the abnormal noise. The sales gal gave me the Hitachi repair center number, but only can call on 28/10/2008 (holiday on 27/10/2008 - Deepavali).

On 28/10/2008, I called to Hitachi service center, informed them the abnormal noise and they said will send technician to inspection. So, I expect it will take them 48 hours... But today already 02/11/2008, no one from Hitachi service center contact me about this matter. Probably their technicians were busy servicing or repairing tone of Hitachi's products.

I got taken a short video clip (mp4 format) of the washing machine with my hp during it finishing wash... really like an airplane engine sound. Let me know if you are interested to see it, I may email to you.

My comment is DON'T BUY HITACHI PRODUCT.

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QUOTE(smallizard @ Nov 2 2008, 10:08 AM)
Hitachi brand!!! Think twice or don't even think about it...

I just bought a unit of Hitachi washing machine (Top loading, 10kg) on 26/10/2008 and it delivered on 27/10/2008. 1st wash the machine already produced an unacceptable noise. I immediate called to the shop report the abnormal noise. The sales gal gave me the Hitachi repair center number, but only can call on 28/10/2008 (holiday on 27/10/2008 - Deepavali).

On 28/10/2008, I called to Hitachi service center, informed them the abnormal noise and they said will send technician to inspection. So, I expect it will take them 48 hours... But today already 02/11/2008, no one from Hitachi service center contact me about this matter. Probably their technicians were busy servicing or repairing tone of Hitachi's products.

I got taken a short video clip (mp4 format) of the washing machine with my hp during it finishing wash... really like an airplane engine sound. Let me know if you are interested to see it, I may email to you.

My comment is DON'T BUY HITACHI PRODUCT.
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What Hitachi model you're using?
I'm using Hitachi Washing Machine too. But mine is quite silent so far...except once, which the round plastic which I put inside washing machine causes it to bang the top loader cover.... So, I remove the round plastic from the washing machine and it became silent again...

However, I look forward for your video clip !!!

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What Hitachi model you're using?
I'm using Hitachi Washing Machine too. But mine is quite silent so far...except once, which the round plastic which I put inside washing machine causes it to bang the top loader cover.... So, I remove the round plastic from the washing machine and it became silent again...

However, I look forward for your video clip !!!
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The technician called on Sunday (2/11/08) afternoon, said coming in half an hour time... but I was out to friend's house in Puchong. Inspection rescheduled to today (3/11/08) afternoon.

The washing machine model is SF-100HJ


Added on November 3, 2008, 6:21 pmThe technician came about 1:30pm, what he did was a simple spinning test and then unscrewed the unit, used his hammer to knock knock few times... guess what... the abnormal sound (noise) is gone.

According to him, it was caused by an iron bar which is off balance. This usually happen if the delivery guys do not handle the machine with care when they deliver from electric store to your home. Wahahahahaaa.... of course, he will said nothing to do with Hitachi ...

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QUOTE(smallizard @ Nov 3 2008, 08:36 AM)
The technician called on Sunday (2/11/08) afternoon, said coming in half an hour time... but I was out to friend's house in Puchong. Inspection rescheduled to today (3/11/08) afternoon.

The washing machine model is SF-100HJ


Added on November 3, 2008, 6:21 pmThe technician came about 1:30pm, what he did was a simple spinning test and then unscrewed the unit, used his hammer to knock knock few times... guess what... the abnormal sound (noise) is gone.

According to him, it was caused by an iron bar which is off balance. This usually happen if the delivery guys do not handle the machine with care when they deliver from electric store to your home. Wahahahahaaa.... of course, he will said nothing to do with Hitachi ...
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QUOTE(Clareen @ Nov 3 2008, 08:07 PM)
Oh so it's not Hitachi problem? does it means hitachi still a reliable brand?
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hi everyone..
Me thinking bout buying a Washing machine too .. Thats why go through this forum..

Me going to buy Front loader but a bit too Expensive...gonna go for Top loader instead...
the brand that i might go for is LG, Toshiba , Samsung or Hitachi ( i think price is around 600++ to 800++ ) for 7-8 Kg , Panasonic i notice a bit Ex le...will also consider thr Warranty / After sales service too...

Just some question...Any place which can get a Good Price or Good Bargain for Buying Washing Machine / Fridge at Puchong area , or Neighbouring area.... Ppl always tell me to go to Those Small Shop instead of Shopping Centre / Hypermarket / etc...

Any SHOP suggestion or recommendation ?... Thanks...

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hi everyone..
Me thinking bout buying a Washing machine too .. Thats why go through this forum..

Me going to buy Front loader but a bit too Expensive...gonna go for Top loader instead...
the brand that i might go for is LG, Toshiba , Samsung or Hitachi ( i think price is around 600++ to 800++ ) for 7-8 Kg , Panasonic i notice a bit Ex le...will also consider thr Warranty / After sales service too...

Just some question...Any place which can get a Good Price or Good Bargain for Buying Washing Machine / Fridge at Puchong area , or Neighbouring area.... Ppl always tell me to go to Those Small Shop instead of Shopping Centre / Hypermarket / etc...

Any SHOP suggestion or recommendation ?... Thanks...
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Its true as I bought from a small shop and the price is about RM 100 - 200 cheaper compare to Big Electrical Appliances shop/Hypermarket.
However, the shop that I purchase is located at Rawang...
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I plan to buy Toshiba Inverter machine machine with 14kg load...

so far survey price is around 1.6k..

any comment ?/
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Toshiba washing machine should be quite good giving that they give 5 years warranty for the motor right? But I was told by a salesman that Hitachi is slight better than Toshiba that's why Hitachi more expensive. hmm.gif I am currently considering the inverter type for Toshiba and Hitachi. Anyone using Toshiba AW SD130SM or Hitachi BW-105H? Which one better?
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QUOTE(safetylance @ Dec 10 2008, 10:51 AM)
I plan to buy Toshiba Inverter machine machine with 14kg load...

so far survey price is around 1.6k..

any comment ?/
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14KG wow.. u wanna wash what with so big washing machine? shocking.gif
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14KG wow.. u wanna wash what with so big washing machine?  shocking.gif
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I think can 1 week wash once. Can save electricity also compare to those wash 2 or 3 times a week.  thumbup.gif
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hahahaha..can also...

actually buying 14kg cos my bed is king size bed...

so washing my comforter will be alright..wont spoilt the motor..
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Where did you find this price? Toshiba Inverter 14kg washer for RM1.6K?
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Where did you find this price? Toshiba Inverter 14kg washer for RM1.6K?
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actually the price is RM1580 in Seremban..
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IC, I didn't know buying in Seremban will be cheaper, I Was offered RM1520 for 12kg Toshiba washer with Inverter, expensive right ? I still haven't made up my mind yet, to go for inverter or non-inverter. 10kg or 8 kg or 12kg.....arrghhh...hard to decide.
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QUOTE(wyshin88 @ Dec 15 2008, 11:50 AM)
IC, I didn't know buying in Seremban will be cheaper, I Was offered RM1520 for 12kg Toshiba washer with Inverter, expensive right ? I still haven't made up my mind yet, to go for inverter or non-inverter. 10kg or 8 kg or 12kg.....arrghhh...hard to decide.
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QUOTE(safetylance @ Dec 12 2008, 03:35 PM)
hahahaha..can also...

actually buying 14kg cos my bed is king size bed...

so washing my comforter will be alright..wont spoilt the motor..
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hmm i dono that wash comforter will spoil the motor.
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QUOTE(Clareen @ Dec 16 2008, 10:59 AM)
hmm i dono that wash comforter will spoil the motor.
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if ur not so lazy, go for semi auto washing maschine..can last longer n heavy duty....now i'm still using my LG 4.5kg wshing machine semi auto since 2001..never service or repaired..everyday washing since it not a big capacity..still functioning well until now..sometime also thingking to upgrade to toshiba 14kg..but it's too pricy lah..
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mine was samsung 13.2 KG with the what silver wash ar? errr ... find it quite nice though ... at least not that noisy and when it spins that time ... not so shaky ... but just 1 question, how do we know whether it will be over weight? the 13.2 kg is after including water is it? Coz i normally will put my cloths all in until full then it will auto calculate water level and etc ...
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QUOTE(jootat @ Dec 17 2008, 11:41 AM)
mine was samsung 13.2 KG with the what silver wash ar? errr ... find it quite nice though ... at least not that noisy and when it spins that time ... not so shaky ... but just 1 question, how do we know whether it will be over weight? the 13.2 kg is after including water is it?  Coz i normally will put my cloths all in until full then it will auto calculate water level and etc ...
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13KG weight is for dry clothes...

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oic ... ok ... thanks for that ... then i think my dry cloths will not over 13kg lar ... siao meh ... so heavy ... lol

but quilt and quilt cover may be have to wash seperately ...
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QUOTE(zulizo @ Dec 17 2008, 11:04 AM)
if ur not so lazy, go for semi auto washing maschine..can last longer n heavy duty....now i'm still using my LG 4.5kg wshing machine semi auto since 2001..never service or repaired..everyday washing since it not a big capacity..still functioning well until now..sometime also thingking to upgrade to toshiba 14kg..but it's too pricy lah..
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Hi everyone.. Me Shorlisted already.. Goin for Size around 7.5kg , becos TOSHIBA got No 8 Kg , & 9 Kg slightly out of my budget.. Notice got comforter Washing Function for the 7.5Kg Toshiba....

Just wondering if Any1 can Advise me... CAN A QUEEN SIZE COMFORTER Masuk a 7.5kg Washing Machine ?

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QUOTE(dannyl77 @ Dec 24 2008, 11:40 AM)

Just wondering if Any1 can Advise me... CAN A QUEEN SIZE COMFORTER Masuk a 7.5kg Washing Machine ?
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Hmm but i thought semi auto will more easier to spoil?
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QUOTE(bryan_x00 @ Dec 24 2008, 02:16 PM)
I think for queen size comforter, the safest would be 12kg or more washing machine. 10kg might fit but below that is not advisable to do so.
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Thanks for the answer , but really ke... Becos I might be getting a 7.5 Kg or Now Most Probably 8.5 / 9.0Kg one ...

Not advisable to Wash a Queen size comforter for Washing machine below 10 Kg ar ?

Anyone Try before ?? Wahing a Queen size comforter for Washing machine below 10 Kg ar ? hmm.gif

Please advise & share ur experience.....

I try & weigh my comforter , around 3-4 Kg only .. Nett Weight la... actually i dunno if that is how u calculate ... biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(dannyl77 @ Dec 26 2008, 12:35 AM)
Thanks for the answer , but really ke... Becos I might be getting a 7.5 Kg or Now Most Probably 8.5 / 9.0Kg one ...

Not advisable to Wash a Queen size comforter for Washing machine below 10 Kg ar ?

Anyone Try before ?? Wahing a Queen size comforter for Washing machine below 10 Kg ar ?  hmm.gif

Please advise & share ur experience.....

I try & weigh my comforter , around 3-4 Kg only .. Nett Weight la... actually i dunno if that is how u calculate ...  biggrin.gif
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Never experience before but that's what I was told by the salesperson la. You should use this piece of info (your comfortable weight) to ask the salesperson when you go survey for price. See what will they say and update us tongue.gif Wondering how they actually judge how many kgs washing machine suitable to wash king or queen comforter.

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QUOTE(bryan_x00 @ Dec 26 2008, 07:44 PM)
Never experience before but that's what I was told by the salesperson la. You should use this piece of info (your comfortable weight) to ask the salesperson when you go survey for price. See what will they say and update us  tongue.gif Wondering how they actually judge how many kgs washing machine suitable to wash king or queen comforter.
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Hi all , just to share a new info with everyone... Given by the salesperson......

For Front Loader - 5.5-6.0 Kg can still wash queen size comforter.. ( Provided the Not too thick one )
For Front Loader - 7 Kg above can wash King size comforter.. ( again , Provided the Not too thick one ) , if thick one .. He says not advisable.... will spoil the Motor......

For Top Loader 7.5 to 10.0kg can wash queen size comforter , 11 kg above can wash King size comforter...

But its is a very Subjective , as in it is also depends on How thick our comforter is hmm.gif , Definanetly I think the Bigger Kg will be Better la of cos...... anyhow , this is just a guideline from the salesperson... Dunno how true it is... biggrin.gif

Anyone got a Better Guideline or Has been using or Experience before ??...
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Aiyar inverter model for 14kg can gt for rm1580, i bought mine samsung wa12vp, 10kg top loader for 2 person use rm1350 *non inverter*, initially trying to buy the 7.5kg for rm780, send 2 unit to my apartment and all faulty. alas got piss of saying no stock so decided to get bigger one hopefully no problem to washing machine for the rest of its service life. have been using since november tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Clareen @ Oct 29 2008, 02:46 PM)
hmm i just bought the new samsung 7.0 last model which come with metal casing. Hope it will last quite some time.
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heheee....already bought my 1st ever washing machine...found it in pasir gudang..
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do you mind to share which model u guys bought and cost how much ?
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djlah, how many kg are you looking into? samsung wa12vp 10kg top loader rm1350 or the little brother 7.5kg rm780 but usually this model is rm800+ senq selling rm950.
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QUOTE(Eng_Tat @ Feb 7 2009, 12:51 PM)
djlah, how many kg are you looking into? samsung wa12vp 10kg top loader rm1350 or the little brother 7.5kg rm780 but usually this model is rm800+ senq selling rm950.
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thanks for help. just bought 7.0KG. smile.gif
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hi, what detergent are you guys all using mostly for top loader? currently using top.
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hi, what detergent are you guys all using mostly for top loader? currently using top.
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QUOTE(Eng_Tat @ Jan 16 2009, 11:28 AM)
Aiyar inverter model for 14kg can gt for rm1580, i bought mine samsung wa12vp, 10kg top loader for 2 person use rm1350 *non inverter*, initially trying to buy the 7.5kg for rm780, send 2 unit to my apartment and all faulty. alas got piss of saying no stock so decided to get bigger one hopefully no problem to washing machine for the rest of its service life. have been using since november tongue.gif
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Can you PM me where can get inverter model for 14kg can gt for rm1580

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Im interested to buy Samsung WA95VP (7.5kg).
Anyone using this brand/model? Any comments about it?
Im also considering Toshiba but its more expensive.

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can try to searhc on net of jintexelectrical for the reasonable price. I found at there have a good price compare to other..
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QUOTE(amethyst09 @ Mar 25 2009, 09:36 PM)
Im interested to buy Samsung WA95VP (7.5kg).
Anyone using this brand/model? Any comments about it?
Im also considering Toshiba but its more expensive.
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this model you can get around rm780-900. i initially bought this model but when they deliver twice both also faulty. now using the bigger brother 10KG model WA12VP Rm1350. using until now no problem. i bought this model on impulse, because my wife like the design. blush.gif
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I have Electrolux EW962F(5KG),then Toshiba AW-1050SM(9KG).

Electrolux: Best care for your clothes,my 5years old everyday wear pants looks good.
Use less water than top loader.
The bad:
Electric Magnatize door lock is safe but the machanism(push button located far from door) of mine spoiled after 5years of rude use by maid,machanism of programme selection dial spoiled by her also,darn!
Must use low sud powder,if not she would 'vomit' white suds.
Not big enough for my 5members family.

Toshiba: Big load,fast,able to wash bed blanket.
The Bad:
Damage my cotton clothes,change my t-shirt size,actually it change everything when 'heavy wash' selected,even the thick bath tower.
Lint filter don't work if under 24Liter(2nd level of water)because the water not immerse to the filter where it located.
Circuit board spoiled under warranty(month-9),lucky me.
Wash programme not so effective,especially black color clothes and jeans still have uneasy smell on them. Set longer then machine hurt the clothes. rclxub.gif

And now I understand front loader is the best machine,and I miss her alot! I don't mind to waste 40mins or more to complete wash cycles,I know she is protecting my clothes.

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I just bought Toshiba Aw-sd150sm Toshiba product page 14.kg top loader. Rm1650 from U&ME electrical shop in Bandar Baru Ampang.

Previously used National semi auto for almost 15 years and still working. Now, I use it as secondary washing machine.

One thing that i still dont understand about this machine ( toshiba ) is on the actual time it takes to complete the process.
After it weighs all the clothes, it gives suggested time based on mode ( regular, delicate etc) that you had selected ( e.g 85 minutes ). After washing and rinsing, it goes to spinning. This is where I got the problem. It seems that it will spin forever and forever. First it indicates 30 minutes, then after few minutes it stops and the time indicator shows 48 minutes, so it spins again. after few minutes, it repeats the same thing. And during this time, water keeps going into the basket. So, the clothes got wet again. What I did, I cut the water supply and stop the spinning process after few minutes by pressing the off button.

But the clothes is still not as dry as if I use my national semi automatic. I just dont have time yet to experiment on the superdry function.

Any comment ?

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Also, I hear front loaders are supposedly better than top loaders *shrugs*
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Am looking for washing machine. Personal preference on Toshiba and Panasonic. Any comment on the following model and any idea on the price?

Panasonic Washer NA-F120T1
Toshiba Washing Machine AW-SD130SM
Toshiba Washing Machine AW-SD150SM
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I m planing to buy a combo or separate washing machine and dryer. But so far I don't see any dryer in all the major brand in malaysia website. Strange. So I presume that no electrical shop here selling dryer.
Leave me no choice but to look for combo type. Only LG have this model. Any others brand model have this combo?
My main is it must save electric and water consumption.
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I am using LG for nearly 10 years now, still running ok. Electrolux is overpriced when I last checked. Not sure what other new brands there are right now.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 1 2009, 02:09 AM)
I m planing to buy a combo or separate washing machine and dryer. But so far I don't see any dryer in all the major brand in malaysia website. Strange. So I presume that no electrical shop here selling dryer.
Leave me no choice but to look for combo type. Only LG have this model. Any others brand model have this combo?
My main is it must save electric and water consumption.
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Just got that model.
What I don't like is the dryer.
Be careful with white cloths as the heat is actually quite hot and white color shirts becomes like fatigue after the dry, looks old.
The temperature I use is normal one. i.e. set to "Cupboard".
Also, using dryer might make the cloths wrinkle because of the heat. The machine got dryer set up for "Iron". Have yet to test that function out yet as just got my washing machine on Sat.

Btw, if you happen to buy that, don't let it spin at RM1400. Too strong. Can control the spin from RPM1400, 1000, 800, 400.

I got it from Harvey Norman during their grand sales at RM3k+. Exact figure and model number will update once I got home from work.

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QUOTE(b00n @ Jun 1 2009, 11:50 AM)
Just got that model.
What I don't like is the dryer.
Be careful with white cloths as the heat is actually quite hot and white color shirts becomes like fatigue after the dry, looks old.
The temperature I use is normal one. i.e. set to "Cupboard".
Also, using dryer might make the cloths wrinkle because of the heat. The machine got dryer set up for "Iron". Have yet to test that function out yet as just got my washing machine on Sat.

Btw, if you happen to buy that, don't let it spin at RM1400. Too strong. Can control the spin from RPM1400, 1000, 800, 400.

I got it from Harvey Norman during their grand sales at RM3k+. Exact figure and model number will update once I got home from work.
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Thanks b00n. Do you kmow what heating tech do this machine use for dryer side? If normal heater element, will consume electrical alot. But from the brochure it look like using steam tech. Which is the latest tech for dryer and save electric. thumbup.gif At the fatest spin, will it create alot of vibration? I m planing either buying 12kg or 14kg type.
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Toshiba 12Kg AW-SD130SM - RM1,490

is this good buy?
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Toshiba 12Kg AW-SD130SM - RM1,490

is this good buy?
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Just got my Hitachi 8.5 kg today! It's pretty cool actually ;P

Tangle free + Air Jet Dry with Nano Titanium + RPM controls

see it here : http://www.hitachiconsumer.com.my/home/SF-85JJS.asp

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Just place order yesterday on my LG Model : WD-CD1212W
12kg/7kg Washer & Dryer. Same type with b00n but different capacity. After survey and research, I guess LG is the latest/better technology. Compare japan type selling here which is mostly basic. Cost me RM3k+ from jintex.
Check it out here LG Washing/Dryer
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has anyone used a Zanussi washing machine before? i was searching on net for a small w/mashine and i think the Zanussi 1300W is the smallest i can find. not sure about the loading cap & honestly wont be too bothered cos wont be doing too much laundry...

will anyone know where to get or to find out the price?

or would anyone know of a small w/machine similar to the 1300W? the height is only bout 670mm...others all mainly 850mm in Height.
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Hi guys, can I ask whats the difference between top & bottom loading detergent powders? I find them no difference.
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Is there such a detergent powders?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 17 2009, 10:22 PM)
Is there such a detergent powders?
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Yes, there is. Check it out at the nearest supermarkets & you'll find top or bottom loading type of powders.
There is a picture to indicate the difference.
But I don't see the difference.

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My understanding seem to be that front-loader requires low-sud detergent which will minimise wear and tear of the mechanism.
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Man, didn't know that. Got to change my detergent. Mind is front loading.
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QUOTE(overthemoon @ Jun 18 2009, 12:07 AM)
My understanding seem to be that front-loader requires low-sud detergent which will minimise wear and tear of the mechanism.
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Low-sud means.... low on bubble?


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Man, didn't know that. Got to change my detergent. Mind is front loading.
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Ozak, any wear & tear to the clothes?

I guess front loading detergent cost more than top loading type. Damn!

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anyone here using samsung 10kg wash machine? any comment?
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QUOTE(ah liew @ Jun 18 2009, 02:23 PM)
Low-sud means.... low on bubble?


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Ozak, any wear & tear to the clothes?

I guess front loading detergent cost more than top loading type. Damn!
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Low sud mean less bubble.

You mean the washing machine or the detergent? For machine, normally won't cause wear & tear. It depend what mode you choose. I choose front loader cause more clean, save water and power kua. hmm.gif (You will wonder why all the comersial washing machine is front loader). The bad is longer time wash and you cannot open the door half way washing compare top type.

If front loading detergent cause more, than just find those low sud detergent. since the sud is the main problem.

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i used front loaded and top loaded washing machine before, i will never use front loaded anymore because it takes long time to wash, using more water and energy, shorter life span, dryer was not good.

I am looking for new top loaded washing machine now, any good brand for recommendation? requirement: 7 kg, with pre-set timer, stainless steel tub
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 18 2009, 03:46 PM)
Low sud mean less bubble.

You mean the washing machine or the detergent? For machine, normally won't cause wear & tear. It depend what mode you choose. I choose front loader cause more clean, save water and power kua. hmm.gif (You will wonder why all the comersial washing machine is front loader). The bad is longer time wash and you cannot open the door half way washing compare top type.

If front loading detergent cause more, than just find those low sud detergent. since the sud is the main problem.
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I see, that means front loading washing machine will cause more bubble. There is a difference indeed.
Perhaps I'll aim for the 45 degree Panasonic front loading washing machine.
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QUOTE(rainpocky @ Jun 22 2009, 12:04 PM)
I was currently thinking of buying my inlaws a steam washer/dryer, and was wondering how good is it? People always say its good, but is it really that efficient? Any one have on and can speak from experience? or knowledge?
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QUOTE(rainpocky @ Jun 22 2009, 12:04 PM)
I was currently thinking of buying my inlaws a steam washer/dryer, and was wondering how good is it? People always say its good, but is it really that efficient? Any one have on and can speak from experience? or knowledge?
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Just brought one a week ago. The steam is actually replace the heater to heat up the water. So water heat up fast and use less energy. I don't really see any steam blow out to the cloth. Can't see cleary throught the thick glass. Is it really kill mite or virus, not so sure. Got to use microskop to check. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(onlinefever @ Jun 18 2009, 03:42 PM)
anyone here using samsung 10kg wash machine? any comment?
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Hi i am using samsung wa12vp, 10kg top loader. so far so gud no complain as it serve its purposes.
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New Panasonic WS
Model 16v (premium) BEAUTIFUL and hi-tech look. Cost is RM 2899. Lots of function (14 wash program and 1600 rpm) with black white LCD display.

Lower range 14v comes with less function (14 wash program and 1400 rpm) + LED display.Cost RM 2499.

Good value for money?
Can compete with Electrolux, Bosch and LG?
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Hi edved, not sure about panasonic as never survey them.. smile.gif
anyway i just bought my washer and dryer at best denki @ one utama - both bosch brand. front load washer 7 kg, dryer 6kg. the product person explained to me that 6kg dryer can fit comforter ( i think is queen size) - the models are decent models not advance one.. but good enough for me for a start tongue.gif btw best denki got sale now, can get better price, do try nego with them smile.gif

got a question for dryer users - the venting hose from the dryer - can i conceal it into the wall and entend it out of the area? would the hose become too hot, or will it bring problem later as i cannot take the hose out anymore...


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wanna ask wat about sharp front load washer 6kg?
saw 1 from jusco RM1398 quite cheap. opinion?

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QUOTE(Daven81 @ Aug 1 2009, 09:44 PM)
Hi edved, not sure about panasonic as never survey them.. smile.gif
anyway i just bought my washer and dryer at best denki @ one utama - both bosch brand. front load washer 7 kg, dryer 6kg. the product person explained to me that 6kg dryer can fit comforter ( i think is queen size) - the models are decent models not advance one.. but good enough for me for a start tongue.gif btw best denki got sale now, can get better price, do try nego with them smile.gif

got a question for dryer users - the venting hose from the dryer - can i conceal it into the wall and entend it out of the area? would the hose become too hot, or will it bring problem later as i cannot take the hose out anymore...
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I don't think so the 7kg can fit the comforter. The drum is not big enough. Have you try before? I ve survey all the brand and ask. The minimal kg can wash comforter is 11kg and above. Have you notice that 11kg below washer don't have comforter selection. Only 11kg above have the selection.

You can conceal the hose but to extend, you need to use flexible aluminium ducting. Can get it at ACE hardware with many lenght selection. This type of dryer is an old tech and consume a lot of electricity.


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New Panasonic WS
Model 16v (premium) BEAUTIFUL and hi-tech look. Cost is RM 2899. Lots of function (14 wash program and 1600 rpm) with black white LCD display.

Lower range 14v comes with less function (14 wash program and 1400 rpm) + LED display.Cost RM 2499.

Good value for money?
Can compete with Electrolux, Bosch and LG?
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You need to survey more. High speed spin not necessary good. Bad for cloth and short life washer if balancing is not good. If the spining rpm can be select, than it is ok.

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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 2 2009, 12:01 AM)
I don't think so the 7kg can fit the comforter. The drum is not big enough. Have you try before? I ve survey all the brand and ask. The minimal kg can wash comforter is 11kg and above. Have you notice that 11kg below washer don't have comforter selection. Only 11kg above have the selection.

You can conceal the hose but to extend, you need to use flexible aluminium ducting. Can get it at ACE hardware with many lenght selection. This type of dryer is an old tech and consume a lot of electricity.


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You need to survey more. High speed spin not necessary good. Bad for cloth and short life washer if balancing is not good. If the spining rpm can be select, than it is ok.
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yo ozak, a friend of mine is using a electrolux 7kg washer, yes confirmed can wash comforter (queen) smile.gif but he say he seldom wash it coz wanna take good care of the drum smile.gif

thanks for the tips on the aluminium ducting - gotta check it out smile.gif -

ya the venting type is old but is also very affordable, the condenser type is >rm3000 which is out of my budget.. sweat.gif i did the survey and the power consumption for venting is 2.2kW and the condenser is 2.1kW, i guess for non-heavy user like it's not much of a difference wink.gif

well, of coz if one can spend the budget, sure the more higher range, the better. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Daven81 @ Aug 2 2009, 01:59 AM)
yo ozak, a friend of mine is using a electrolux 7kg washer, yes confirmed can wash comforter (queen) smile.gif but he say he seldom wash it coz wanna take good care of the drum smile.gif

thanks for the tips on the aluminium ducting - gotta check it out smile.gif -

ya the venting type is old but is also very affordable, the condenser type is >rm3000 which is out of my budget..  sweat.gif  i did the survey and the power consumption for venting is 2.2kW and the condenser is 2.1kW, i guess for non-heavy user like it's not much of a difference  wink.gif

well, of coz if one can spend the budget, sure the more higher range, the better.  smile.gif
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Good morning. rclxm9.gif It is not the weight problem cause the comforter is very light. Even king size. The 7kg can rotate higher than that. I mean the drum is small and you need to stuf in hard to fit in. The water and detergent can't move around and you don't get a clean washing. And when spining time, your washer maybe can dance out. biggrin.gif I did ask a few shop and all tell me the same. Must at least 11kg. And it is true I don't see any comforter selection on it. The maker know best that what the max can fit in certain of their washer. So I buy and obey their spec. Not my spec cause I want to takecare the washer too.
Not really that expensive. I brought the LG combo 12/7kg cost RM3700. If divide, RM1850/pcs. So how much both washer and dryer you brought?
Maybe you miss understand the watt power and the way it running. I learn and search around how and what type of dryer is best and save power. Cause I first time buy dryer also. blush.gif The venting type will draw the power continueslly cause the hot air will blow out from venting and draw cold outside air. So if state 2.2kw it mean really draw 2.2kw continue till your dryer stop. But I think the new type did improve more.
While the heat pump and the steam type will recyle the heat back to drum. No heat loss. As long as the heat is still between preset, It won’t on the heat. It is not continue draw the power even it state at 2.1kw. It is how it save electricity. And no ducting need. But one thing bad is, the smell of detergent won’t go away cause the hot air keep circulate inside. sad.gif

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I came across one of the electrical sales person tells me that Hitachi brand is good as it less maintenance.
Any Hitachi Washing Machine user in this forum??
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I didint come across any washing machine that need maintenance (isi minyak itam or tukar motor oil ??) laugh.gif i m been using this cheapo <1k samsung for 5 year without any problem.
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hi guys when you guys talk about selection mode for comforter, mine have mode for blanket izzit the same as comforter? btw mine is samsung 10kg, the drum is same big as 12kg model and program is the same as well.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 2 2009, 11:21 AM)
Good morning.  rclxm9.gif  It is not the weight problem cause the comforter is very light. Even king size. The 7kg can rotate higher than that. I mean the drum is small and you need to stuf in hard to fit in. The water and detergent can't move around and you don't get a clean washing. And when spining time, your washer maybe can dance out.  biggrin.gif  I did ask a few shop and all tell me the same. Must at least 11kg. And it is true I don't see any comforter selection on it. The maker know best that what the max can fit in certain of their washer. So I buy and obey their spec. Not my spec cause I want to takecare the washer too.
Not really that expensive. I brought the LG combo 12/7kg cost RM3700. If divide, RM1850/pcs. So how much both washer and dryer you brought?
Maybe you miss understand the watt power and the way it running. I learn and search around how and what type of dryer is best and save power. Cause I first time buy dryer also. blush.gif  The venting type will draw the power continueslly cause the hot air will blow out from venting and draw cold outside air. So if state 2.2kw it mean really draw 2.2kw continue till your dryer stop. But I think the new type did improve more.
While the heat pump and the steam type will recyle the heat back to drum. No heat loss. As long as the heat is still between preset, It won’t on the heat. It is not continue draw the power even it state at 2.1kw. It is how it save electricity. And no ducting need. But one thing bad is, the smell of detergent won’t go away cause the hot air keep circulate inside. sad.gif
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I see.. very informative post. Talking about comforter, probably I will wash the cover most of the time, comforter itself, we'll see when we get the machine (I have not yet taken it) yea i agree have to obey the specs and usage guide if not they will say it's user problem, if got any problem later tongue.gif anyway I think you got a good deal out of the LG combo too. biggrin.gif not sure about the real calculation, but cannot help it already now blush.gif
Really will have detergent smell? but i guess it's ok gua, I think it's the same for any model smile.gif
i bought the 2 machine at rm3579, but got free king size bedsheet, towel, pillow case etc. also free the stacking kit (worth rm200) so i take the offer lo. actually went there to buy a stove but due to the price, we bought the washer / dryer too laugh.gif anyway was looking for electrolux or bosch models so the price is a bit steep.
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QUOTE(Eng_Tat @ Aug 2 2009, 11:52 AM)
hi guys when you guys talk about selection mode for comforter, mine have mode for blanket izzit the same as comforter? btw mine is samsung 10kg, the drum is same big as 12kg model and program is the same as well.
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Yes, it is the same. Some name it blanket, duvet or comforter. If the drum big, no problem.


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I see.. very informative post. Talking about comforter, probably I will wash the cover most of the time, comforter itself, we'll see when we get the machine (I have not yet taken it) yea i agree have to obey the specs and usage guide if not they will say it's user problem, if got any problem later  tongue.gif anyway I think you got a good deal out of the LG combo too.  biggrin.gif  not sure about the real calculation, but cannot help it already now  blush.gif 
Really will have detergent smell? but i guess it's ok gua, I think it's the same for any model  smile.gif 
i bought the 2 machine at rm3579, but got free king size bedsheet, towel, pillow case etc. also free the stacking kit (worth rm200) so i take the offer lo. actually went there to buy a stove but due to the price, we bought the washer / dryer too  laugh.gif  anyway was looking for electrolux or bosch models so the price is a bit steep.
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I did consider separate unit. Worry spoil fast. But my house is small, the dryer is big and don't have the technology I m looking for. So no choice but to get the combo type to save the space. I didn't consider the europe brand as I think it is over price. The japan and korea ve same quality as long as it not China brand. tongue.gif Survey alot but still can't get the lowest price. Thanks to one of the forumer here who intruduce the local online electric shop. Jintex.com.
Anyway, seldom use the dryer side. Try to save power. Unless raining time.

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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 2 2009, 06:08 PM)
Yes, it is the same. Some name it blanket, duvet or comforter. If the drum big, no problem.


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I did consider separate unit. Worry spoil fast. But my house is small, the dryer is big and don't have the technology I m looking for. So no choice but to get the combo type to save the space. I didn't consider the europe brand as I think it is over price. The japan and korea ve same quality as long as it not China brand. tongue.gif  Survey alot but still can't get the lowest price. Thanks to one of the forumer here who intruduce the local online electric shop. Jintex.com.
Anyway, seldom use the dryer side. Try to save power. Unless raining time.
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i see. my space also small, so i will stack it up (like i mention they have the stacking kit for me) so washer bottom, dryer top.
i also read about jintex, their price is really attractive! too bad they dun have bosch. so you bought from them.. any problem with the deal, will they send to your house and install the product? i went to their office but was a bit disappointed, looks like a store / dealer style, not much show unit to see. but very tempted to get my other applicances from them. smile.gif
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i see. my space also small, so i will stack it up (like i mention they have the stacking kit for me) so washer bottom, dryer top.
i also read about jintex, their price is really attractive! too bad they dun have bosch. so you bought from them.. any problem with the deal, will they send to your house and install the product? i went to their office but was a bit disappointed, looks like a store / dealer style, not much show unit to see. but very tempted to get my other applicances from them. smile.gif
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First I also see their shop don't feel good. But the boss is friendly and direct send to my house with install. thumbup.gif The deal is very flexible. He give me few choice. Buy online or send the item to my home and pay or go direct to his shop. Since it is my first time deal, I choose to go direct to his shop. Because I already decide this model, so no show unit doesn't matter to me. (actually I never see this washer before and only read it from LG website and commend from forum).
Jintex also didn't carry this brand and model that I want. I email to him ask for this model and price. He respond and I straight deal with him.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 3 2009, 12:52 AM)
First I also see their shop don't feel good. But the boss is friendly and direct send to my house with install. thumbup.gif  The deal is very flexible. He give me few choice. Buy online or send the item to my home and pay or go direct to his shop. Since it is my first time deal, I choose to go direct to his shop. Because I already decide this model, so no show unit doesn't matter to me. (actually I never see this washer before and only read it from LG website and commend from forum).
Jintex also didn't carry this brand and model that I want. I email to him ask for this model and price. He respond and I straight deal with him.
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hi ozak / forumers, i found 2 types of aluminium vent duct for dryer... first type looks like made of aluminium foil (it says strengthened), looks a bit fragile, another type is from aluminium which looks more solid. the aluminium foil i can find 20ft, therefore no need to extend while the more solid one is only 8 ft each which i may need to buy 2 to use. it is less flexible too.
my question - any issue using the aluminium foil version? both made by ace hardware company. i just scared it break after some time, then i will be in deep trouble coz i am putting the 'hose' up in my plaster ceiling. hmm.gif
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hi ozak / forumers, i found 2 types of aluminium vent duct for dryer... first type looks like made of aluminium foil (it says strengthened), looks a bit fragile, another type is from aluminium which looks more solid. the aluminium foil i can find 20ft, therefore no need to extend while the more solid one is only 8 ft each which i may need to buy 2 to use. it is less flexible too.
my question - any issue using the aluminium foil version? both made by ace hardware company. i just scared it break after some time, then i will be in deep trouble coz i am putting the 'hose' up in my plaster ceiling.  hmm.gif
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Use the flexible one. For easy install. Don't worry. It can last long and can stand the heat till 600c. As long as you don't poke a hole to the ducting and install with care.

I brought before and I know how is it.
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Use the flexible one. For easy install. Don't worry. It can last long and can stand the heat till 600c.  As long as you don't poke a hole to the ducting and install with care.

I brought before and I know how is it.
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alrighty - thanks for the advise. will get the flexi one then tomorrow.. coz need to complete the hose somewhere next week already (need to remind the installer to becareful ) smile.gif
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Nowadays, there are so many brand to choose for washing machine...  rclxub.gif
e.g. LG, Electrolux, Haier, Bosch, Toshiba

Which brand do you recommend?
Preferably a durable and long lasting fridge... oh yeah, and also affordable...

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QUOTE(zulizo @ Dec 17 2008, 11:04 AM)
if ur not so lazy, go for semi auto washing maschine..can last longer n heavy duty....now i'm still using my LG 4.5kg wshing machine semi auto since 2001..never service or repaired..everyday washing since it not a big capacity..still functioning well until now..sometime also thingking to upgrade to toshiba 14kg..but it's too pricy lah..
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I am using Toshiba AW SD150SM,14.0kg,Super Direct Drive Inverter Motor, very quiet and so far so good.

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tumpang this thread..what is the normal selling price for clothes dryer in particular for brand like Haier. If someone have experienced buying this hope could share. e.g this model GDZ607VA

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yeah...one more, what is recommended for rental purpose. i rent a room to a group of students (3), what kind of model is suitable? of course, i'm looking for something cheap and durable tongue.gif any?
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Those sell in tesco or giant will do. Cost around rm400-600. The washing and spining is separate out one.
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Thinking to buy front loader washing machine.

Found Hitachi
BD-105V2 (10.5kg)
BIG DRUM Front Load Washing Machine cum Dryer

* World No. 1 Widest Drum – 60MM
* World No. 1 Slim Design – 60CM in Depth
* Direct Drive Inverter Technology
* World No. 1 Low Vibration Technology
* Wash – 10.5KG, Dryer -7KG

http://www.hitachiconsumer.com.my/home/BD-105V2.asp

... Thinking to buy either Hitachi, Elba or Electrolux....


Wonder which one is more better in protecting clothes and more clean without any dirty things left on clothes.
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QUOTE(jack2 @ Jan 5 2010, 08:49 AM)
Thinking to buy front loader washing machine.

Found Hitachi
BD-105V2 (10.5kg)
BIG DRUM Front Load Washing Machine cum Dryer

    * World No. 1 Widest Drum – 60MM
    * World No. 1 Slim Design – 60CM in Depth
    * Direct Drive Inverter Technology
    * World No. 1 Low Vibration Technology
    * Wash – 10.5KG, Dryer -7KG

http://www.hitachiconsumer.com.my/home/BD-105V2.asp

... Thinking to buy either Hitachi, Elba or Electrolux....
Wonder which one is more better in protecting clothes and more clean without any dirty things left on clothes.
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As long as in can wash comforter or blanket, should be ok. Another one is what kind of technology use for dryer. Convention dryer tech suck alot of electricity. Makesure the drum motor is inverter BB type.
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yesterday i went for survey of Washing machine top loader. I went to Best Denki Sogo, SengHeng & HSL. the price is quite vary an the warranty too.

After taking a good nap last night, today im gonna buy an LG washing machine at Bestdenki sogo. 10.5KG at RM1350 and add RM108 for warranty 5 years. at SengHeng the price is RM1299 (after RM100 membership rebate) and add RM199 for 5 years warranty.

Its new technology so i assume it will be less power hungry.

WTA: izzit 10.5kg enough to wash TOTO (i dunno what you call it, somthing like conforter but more thick)
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QUOTE(xenon_aniki @ Jan 12 2010, 11:43 AM)
yesterday i went for survey of Washing machine top loader. I went to Best Denki Sogo, SengHeng & HSL. the price is quite vary an the warranty too.

After taking a good nap last night, today im gonna buy an LG washing machine at Bestdenki sogo. 10.5KG at RM1350 and add RM108 for warranty 5 years. at SengHeng the price is RM1299 (after RM100 membership rebate) and add RM199 for 5 years warranty.

Its new technology so i assume it will be less power hungry.

WTA: izzit 10.5kg enough to wash TOTO (i dunno what you call it, somthing like conforter but more thick)
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Check the washing machine spec. The dial should have some blanket, duvet or comforter selection. Otherwise not recommended.
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I am looking for washin machine. Thinking top or front
The top capacity is calculated by the weight of the clothes together with water meaning in wet condition, while front is is just plain dry clothes.
Does it means a 7kg front load has a more washing compare to 7kg top?
I c the font load, samsung did offer a very attractive price but not sure how good it is. Any comment?
I know bosch and electrolux is good. Harvey is having promotion on bosch for 2188 7kg. Looks very good buy.
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Anyone here is using Electrolux front loader?

Wonder that after you finished the washing, the door will be automatically opened itself? (the door is opened and you can see)?
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anybody know where can i find 12kg front load LG washing machine ??
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dun see much ppl suggesting on hitachi??
as now, they have the RPM selector.. does this help much?
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All the brand washing machine is same with their own technology. The goal is clean better and save resource.

Just get the latest technology.

What is the rpm for? spinning/rinse?
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the rpm is for spinning and rinsing too...
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I thaught nowaday spinning speed select is normal for washing macine. No? Cause not all the cloth can be spin that fast.

Last yrs brought an LG and spinning is selectable like 400/600/800/1000/1200. Man, I won't select 1200rpm. The whole machine shake like hell. But the cloth is very dry.


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meaning that they put more power into the drum to make it spin faster and drier... but i guess, apart from the shaking thing, it will destroy the clothing as well.. due to more friction...
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I'm thinking between either a Toshiba or LG. Any recommendations? Why is it better compared to others?

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LG has lots of appliances with nice design lately...but are they durable? Anyone can share their experience or recommendation?
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QUOTE(jusco1 @ May 12 2010, 03:25 PM)
meaning that they put more power into the drum to make it spin faster and drier... but i guess, apart from the shaking thing, it will destroy the clothing as well.. due to more friction...
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Not more power into the drum. The new washing machine is using direct drive inverter motor. Which the motor can control the speed according to preset program or selection spinning speed.

The cloth not destroy by friction. Destroy by the puling force. Spinning more faster will stress the cloth longer cause by gforce. The puling gforce too will force the water comeout from the cloth.


Added on May 12, 2010, 9:56 pm
QUOTE(justin_nys @ May 12 2010, 06:43 PM)
LG has lots of appliances with nice design lately...but are they durable? Anyone can share their experience or recommendation?
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My friend have a 10yrs old LG washing machine. Only 1 part spoil before. And the replacement part is cheap too.

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how bout Hitachi intelligence spin range? isit good? anyone using it? seem like nobody is recommending this brand....
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QUOTE(jusco1 @ May 12 2010, 02:16 PM)
the rpm is for spinning and rinsing too...
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been using a cheapo 6.5kg LG washing machine for the past 6-7 years, still working fine
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year bought : 2005
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capacity : 7kg
condition : Good, still working fine
usage : 2-3 times a week. I just wash whenever I see my laundry bag full happy.gif
price : RM718 if im not mistaken
where? : Old Klang road coz last time i was staying there in tmn desa...

+ve - has economy function - but i have no idea what economy means, less water i assume ..haha

-ve side - cannot wash with hot water
- no timer, but i hardly wait for it....meantime watch astro already 1hour.. I tend to wash n forget happy.gif trus me, if the timers are no use at all..

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Can anyone recommend a washing machine for a household with 7 people? I'm considering either Sharp, Toshiba, Hitachi or Electrolux. I have confidence with Toshiba since my previous Toshiba washing machine lasted me for about 10 years.

For those that have a dryer included, how much extra does it cost? Is it efficient and reliable?
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QUOTE(Fawkes @ May 15 2010, 04:42 PM)
Can anyone recommend a washing machine for a household with 7 people? I'm considering either Sharp, Toshiba, Hitachi or Electrolux. I have confidence with Toshiba since my previous Toshiba washing machine lasted me for about 10 years.

For those that have a dryer included, how much extra does it cost? Is it efficient and reliable?
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Hmm.. Maybe you need a bigger washing drum for 7 people cloth. If I not mistaken Hitachi have a washing machine with a biggest drum but smaller size.

With such a big load, maybe you need a separate dryer instead combine type. Combine type cannot have full load for dryer. Example washing can max 12kg but dryer max is 7kg.

It double the cost of normal washing machine. Efficient is depend on how you use it. You cannot load max into dryer like washing machine. Otherwise some cloth will remain wet abit .
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QUOTE(ozak @ May 15 2010, 09:44 PM)
Hmm.. Maybe you need a bigger washing drum for 7 people cloth. If I not mistaken Hitachi have a washing machine with a biggest drum but smaller size.

With such a big load, maybe you need a separate dryer instead combine type. Combine type cannot have full load for dryer. Example washing can max 12kg but dryer max is 7kg.

It double the cost of normal washing machine. Efficient is depend on how you use it. You cannot load max into dryer like washing machine. Otherwise some cloth will remain wet abit .
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Oh, I didn't know that, thanks for that advice.
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Any idea about how to choose the rpm manually for different types of clothes ? So that I would know what rpm spec I should go for.

Btw, I found Bosch 7kg 800rpm at RM1999.
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First time seeker/ buyer of washing machine...
What brand? Where 2 buy? What should I look out for? What price range?
I'm single, so don't need a huge KG type machine.
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planning to buy either Sharp or Toshiba, both 6.5kg at rm600. any comments on those two?
Toshiba looks hitech with more functions and controls, while Sharp is more plain and with basic functions. but unsure about the quality, noise level, and reliability. anyone here using either of those?
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Any comment about Bocsh front load washing machine? How is it compare to Electrolux?
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QUOTE(Tohsan @ Nov 7 2009, 04:40 PM)
I am using Toshiba AW SD150SM,14.0kg,Super Direct Drive Inverter Motor, very quiet and so far so good.
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Knowing how Invertor works to save electricity, I do not see how it can save electricity in washing machine.

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recently bought Toshiba AW-1190SM for rm1299 i felt its much more better than my samsung WA12VP (rm1240) both also 10kg. toshiba i think the cloths are much more cleaner but samsung interface much more easier to used. toshiba only got 4 water level while samsung got 7 level, and more washing program also. but design and end of washing process sound of samsung much more better lol.
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Hi guys, nice topic running here. I'm kinda looking to buy LG steam washer. Any good place to recommend?
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Anyone use Panasonic front load washing before? is it good compare to electrolux, borsh front load washing machine?
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Anyone use Panasonic front load washing before? is it good compare to electrolux, borsh front load washing machine?
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mechanism : electrolux = bosch

panasonic : tilted drum, inverter motor. 3D sensor washing.

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Once u tried front load u will not get used to top load washing machines
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Both have bad and good point. I have use both type.

Top loading use more water, higher for short people (if you buy bigger type) and less cleaner. The good is you can open it anytime to load and unload.

I m currently using front loading as it use less water and cleaner. You cannot open it simply when half way washing. One more I choose the front loading is, cause I want come together with dryer where top loading don't have combo dryer type.
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I'm currently looking for a front loading washing machine. If were to compare these 3 brands : Electrolux, Bosch and Panasonic ,which brand is better and more reliable??

Below are comment i got it from electric shop sales assistant, is that true?? feel free to share ur thought wit me...
Electrolux - trusted brand
Panasonic - dont use, coz not pro in doing washing machine.
Bosch - no service center.


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i bought samsung wa12vp, dont know samsung washing machine as good as their LCD or not .........
That sales person said Panasonic is not Pro in washing machine, this point i'm not agree lor
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i am looking for a washing machine to replace the semi-washing machine i got from the previous owner. My budget is below RM 1,000. Any economical washing machine recommendation?
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i am looking for a washing machine to replace the semi-washing machine i got from the previous owner. My budget is below RM 1,000. Any economical washing machine recommendation?
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different capacity have different prices...
go to K4 or Tesco..Giant..
different price..
the cheapest i saw selling 599..Toshiba brand 6.5kg..
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QUOTE(gjohn @ Oct 22 2010, 10:34 AM)
different capacity have different prices...
go to K4 or Tesco..Giant..
different price..
the cheapest i saw selling 599..Toshiba brand 6.5kg..
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hehe...thanks...i bought oredi, toshiba brand 9kg, RM980 from jintexelectronics.com, our fellow forumer kevin66 (including delivery and installation) - good service smile.gif
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How big does a washing machine need to wash a king size comforter?
That's my only worry if I were to use front loading washing machine.

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QUOTE(leongal @ Oct 22 2010, 11:28 AM)
hehe...thanks...i bought oredi, toshiba brand 9kg, RM980 from jintexelectronics.com, our fellow forumer kevin66 (including delivery and installation) - good service  smile.gif
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yeap...i'm thinking of buying from him too..
but need to discuss wif my wife..
how bout delivery?how many days after u confirm wif mr kevin??
in the website..it said 1 day 4 processing and 2 days for delivery
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QUOTE(gjohn @ Oct 22 2010, 03:55 PM)
yeap...i'm thinking of buying from him too..
but need to discuss wif my wife..
how bout delivery?how many days after u confirm wif mr kevin??
in the website..it said 1 day 4 processing and 2 days for delivery
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i went to his shop directly on Friday and he arranged to send it to me personally on Saturday.... smile.gif
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QUOTE(Drian @ Oct 22 2010, 11:44 AM)
How big does a washing machine need to wash a king size comforter?
That's my only worry if I were to use front loading washing machine.
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The most important is, the washing machine have this washing function. Than look for 12kg above.

My queen size comforter can load in 12kg. But it is max.
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QUOTE(leongal @ Oct 22 2010, 05:04 PM)
i went to his shop directly on Friday and he arranged to send it to me personally on Saturday.... smile.gif
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ooo...ok..thanks...


Added on October 26, 2010, 9:16 amfinally got my w/machine..
bought from kevin666...very fast ..
yesterday evening booked the item..8pm night got the equipment..
good seller

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I have a friend who commented on those 2in1 washer/dryer. She was mentioning that it isn't good. I think in the long run the machine will break down faster. I suggest that you get seperate ones - preferably European brand.

FYI, it says it has warm temp for washing - you have to actually install a boiler/hot water pipe to your washing machine, not that the machine will actually warm up the water for washing. But i might be wrong, it might be a new invention but this is what i know and how it works overseas. biggrin.gif

FYI, warm water might shrink some clothings, so beware.
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Wow.. Then might sing "Dangerous"! Haa..
I' ve been using Samsung washer, quite good, computer monitor & LCD Tv, all are good.. Perhaps washer will go for it!

For dryer, electrolux? Or...??

Need your opinion with thanks! wink.gif
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i m looking for the wash machine with dryer too...surf the LG web site know that got steam refresh function, it can refresh clothes and reduces wrinkles. clothes are wrinkle-free and ready to wear in just 20 minutes.

anyone there use it b4?
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QUOTE(Alan Soo @ Oct 27 2010, 12:05 PM)
i m looking for the wash machine with dryer too...surf the LG web site know that got steam refresh function, it can refresh clothes and reduces wrinkles.  clothes are wrinkle-free and ready to wear in just 20 minutes.

anyone there use it b4?
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Hi Alan,

From my experience with using dryers, usually when the cycle is done, take out your clothes immediately and shake it. Dunno how to explain, something like before you hang your clothes to dry, you shake it all out. Then it will be fine. I don't think the 'steam refresh' function really gives out any difference.

If anyone at all, are the sort that leaves the clothes in the dryer/washer for a long time before taking it out, regardless of any magic 'no need to iron your clothes' function, it'll still be wrinkly.

Also it depends on the type of clothing you want to dry, usually for jeans, it will take probably 1hr to 1.5hr but then again getting your clothes all warmed up isn't that good either as it will shrink clothes. Also for those sweater like clothing, within time, the material will be 'furry-like'.

I never iron my clothes and yet, it does not wrinkle after every machine wash.
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QUOTE(Shazzac @ Oct 27 2010, 11:31 AM)
I have a friend who commented on those 2in1 washer/dryer. She was mentioning that it isn't good. I think in the long run the machine will break down faster. I suggest that you get seperate ones - preferably European brand.

FYI, it says it has warm temp for washing - you have to actually install a boiler/hot water pipe to your washing machine, not that the machine will actually warm up the water for washing. But i might be wrong, it might be a new invention but this is what i know and how it works overseas. biggrin.gif

FYI, warm water might shrink some clothings, so beware.
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Front loading machine have built in heater, and some models have selectable temperature thermostat so you can select the water temperature that you need(ie between water temperature to 90 degC).

Most top loading that I know off, do not have built in heater but some do provide secondary inlet for hot water. That is you need an external heater to send hot water to the machine.

My parents have been using front load ever since their first machine, currently we're on the second and this machine is about 10 years old, relatively fuss free operation and so far has not broke down.
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Hi Alan,

From my experience with using dryers, usually when the cycle is done, take out your clothes immediately and shake it. Dunno how to explain, something like before you hang your clothes to dry, you shake it all out. Then it will be fine. I don't think the 'steam refresh' function really gives out any difference.

If anyone at all, are the sort that leaves the clothes in the dryer/washer for a long time before taking it out, regardless of any magic 'no need to iron your clothes' function, it'll still be wrinkly.

Also it depends on the type of clothing you want to dry, usually for jeans, it will take probably 1hr to 1.5hr but  then again getting your clothes all warmed up isn't that good either as it will shrink clothes. Also for those sweater like clothing, within time, the material will be 'furry-like'.

I never iron my clothes and yet, it does not wrinkle after every machine wash.
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Thanks for ur information smile.gif . i m lazy to iron & hanging clothes, that's y looking for a wash machine with dryer and wrinkle free function.
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I am using LG for 5 years, so ngam last week could not spin dry. Got LG's technician to fix it. According to them, my mom put in too many clothes and overload the washing machine. So LG is not that bad i guess. How durable the electrical stuff is also related how we use it. Cant conclude that it breaks down because the quality is poor, must also consider how the users use it.
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Like there where got good....... My Ariston if load is over the limit, it wont even spin... or if cloth sangkut at the door, also cannot spin..

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I am using LG for 5 years, so ngam last week could not spin dry. Got LG's technician to fix it. According to them, my mom put in too many clothes and overload the washing machine. So LG is not that bad i guess. How durable the electrical stuff is also related how we use it. Cant conclude that it breaks down because the quality is poor, must also consider how the users use it.
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lol, tatz y i say LG not bad. Your ariston is good ahaha
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Now I booked the panasonic 8kg 128Va2 or something $2260..

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Now I booked the panasonic 8kg 128Va2 or something $2260..
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Dear All,
I have a LG CD1412W for sell, I haven't used it yet as this washing machine doesn't fit my yard door. So i need to sell this and get a smaller size LG washer and dryer. As i don't keep the box and also i will not do the transportation i will maintain a good price for it to be sold. If you are interested please PM me for the price. Anyhow this unit is selling in the market for about RM4.5k(RM4.3k) as a general selling price. So don't place a impossible pricing here.

This offer is only for limited time as if end of the day i don't get a good offer in the shortest possible time i will just take the option to enlarge my yard door.
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QUOTE(ric123 @ Nov 3 2010, 08:26 AM)
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I have a LG CD1412W for sell, I haven't used it yet as this washing machine doesn't fit my yard door. So i need to sell this and get a smaller size LG washer and dryer. As i don't keep the box and also i will not do the transportation i will maintain a good price for it to be sold. If you are interested please PM me for the price. Anyhow this unit is selling in the market for about RM4.5k(RM4.3k) as a general selling price. So don't place a impossible pricing here.

This offer is only for limited time as if end of the day i don't get a good offer in the shortest possible time i will just take the option to enlarge my yard door.
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Which 1 is cheaper? enlarge the yard door or selling the machine at lost?
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Which 1 is cheaper? enlarge the yard door or selling the machine at lost?
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If you talk about cheaper, it will be enlarge the yard door. But i am looking at the hassle part of it. eg, cleaning, tidying up again, and so on. So if i can do a stone kill 2 birds why not.
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Just wondering did the prices of LG washing machine go up? I just checked at Homedec today, that the price for LG 6.5 kg front loading washing machine (the one that's plain white colour, no dryer) is now RM2099 (RM1699 was last year's price!). Other brand 6.5 kg was selling in the range of 1400-1600. Not sure if all the shops pakat or wat cuz this is the best price I got after bargaining (Of course I din't buy it).
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i got offer from my friend.
brand new sharp ESF800KM 7.5kg for rm700 + rm20 delivery.
good price?

http://www.sharp.com.my/product.php?ProductID=ESF800KM

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If you talk about cheaper, it will be enlarge the yard door. But i am looking at the hassle part of it. eg, cleaning, tidying up again, and so on. So if i can do a stone kill 2 birds why not.
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In this case you can exchange with me. I m using LG CD1207W. tongue.gif
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In this case you can exchange with me. I m using LG CD1207W.  tongue.gif
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Hi Ozak,
Well the model that i am looking for is CD1212W if you have a new unit i dont mind swapping.
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i got offer from my friend.
brand new sharp ESF800KM 7.5kg for rm700 + rm20 delivery.
good price?

http://www.sharp.com.my/product.php?ProductID=ESF800KM
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good price there...
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QUOTE(ric123 @ Nov 9 2010, 01:53 PM)
Hi Ozak,
Well the model that i am looking for is CD1212W if you have a new unit i dont mind swapping.
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He.....Actualy I m using that model you mention. I thaught it is CD1207W since it can dry only 7kg load. Don't no why it call CD1212W. hmm.gif

Anyway, it is good a good combo washer. But damn heavy.
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anybody using electrolux or LG washer dryer 2in1 model? am considering getting one for my new condo.. coz really not much space to dry clothes in the yard and don't like the idea of drying clothes at the balcony either.

would really appreciate if anyone can share their thoughts of 2 in 1. it saves space. but not sure on the maintenance part..

thanks!
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QUOTE(qrhuei83 @ Nov 19 2010, 04:26 PM)
anybody using electrolux or LG washer dryer 2in1 model? am considering getting one for my new condo.. coz really not much space to dry clothes in the yard and don't like the idea of drying clothes at the balcony either.

would really appreciate if anyone can share their thoughts of 2 in 1. it saves space. but not sure on the maintenance part..

thanks!
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i think its better to get one washer and one dryer.... both front loaders and then stack them up to save space... smile.gif

or if you want.... u can buy a top loader and a fisher-paykel dryer which the dials can be located at the bottom of the dryer.... smile.gif
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anybody using electrolux or LG washer dryer 2in1 model? am considering getting one for my new condo.. coz really not much space to dry clothes in the yard and don't like the idea of drying clothes at the balcony either.

would really appreciate if anyone can share their thoughts of 2 in 1. it saves space. but not sure on the maintenance part..

thanks!
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I m using the LG washer/dryer combo. Have been using 1yrs+. So far so good. Seldom using dryer side. Cause power sucker. Only use during raining day or urgent case.
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QUOTE(ric123 @ Nov 9 2010, 01:53 PM)
Hi Ozak,
Well the model that i am looking for is CD1212W if you have a new unit i dont mind swapping.
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Sorry, my issue is solved. The electrical shop finally allow me to swap to the CD1212W. Well of cause with a lost as i dont get any refund for changing to the smaller unit but at least my problem now solved.
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Sorry, my issue is solved. The electrical shop finally allow me to swap to the CD1212W. Well of cause with a lost as i dont get any refund for changing to the smaller unit but at least my problem now solved.
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There is abit expensve. Can't even get some extra thing? That is about rm800 lost.
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There is abit expensve. Can't even get some extra thing? That is about rm800 lost.
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Well is surely alot of lost there. By the way, mind to share how much you pay for your CD1212 ?
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Well is surely alot of lost there. By the way, mind to share how much you pay for your CD1212 ?
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Ok than not so bad. I got mine at 4k so my damage is only Rm300+50 only. One more thing do you use the liquid or powder detergent ?

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@ozak, when you use the dryer; would the shirts come out wrinkled?
mine came out wrinkled even though I switch to "Iron" mode.

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Ok than not so bad. I got mine at 4k so my damage is only Rm300+50 only. One more thing do you use the liquid or powder detergent ?
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I use powder detergent.

Doesn't matter powder or liquid. Much be low sud. Otherwise can spoil the washing machine.

Another is half a year, you need to wash the washing machine using some powder to get rid of slime, dirty and hard water. Can get it from ACE.


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@ozak, when you use the dryer; would the shirts come out wrinkled?
mine came out wrinkled even though I switch to "Iron" mode.
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I think it wrinkled. Can't remember much cause seldom dry the shirt. Mostly tshirt and cotton.

Iron mode is for left some moist on the shirt for ironing. Not complete dry.

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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 24 2010, 09:32 PM)
I use powder detergent.

Doesn't matter powder or liquid. Much be low sud. Otherwise can spoil the washing machine.

Another is half a year, you need to wash the washing machine using some powder to get rid of slime, dirty and hard water. Can get it from ACE.


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I think it wrinkled. Can't remember much cause seldom dry the shirt. Mostly tshirt and cotton.

Iron mode is for left some moist on the shirt for ironing. Not complete dry.
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Thanks for the infor sharing Ozak. I am thinking to use liquid and pour it into the tub and wash. I can't imagine my electricity bill after this as i will be using much of the dryer. Yesterday using the low temp. to dry my bed sheet. it took 3 hours.
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Thanks for the infor sharing Ozak. I am thinking to use liquid and pour it into the tub and wash. I can't imagine my electricity bill after this as i will be using much of the dryer. Yesterday using the low temp. to dry my bed sheet. it took 3 hours.
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Dyamo have low sud liquid detergent. So far what I know. Or just look for detergent where it show front loading washing machine.

Your bill will sure up. I limit myself to use the dryer as much as possible. Just try to avoid washing during raining day. Unless no choice.

Anyway, still cheaper than laundry shop. smile.gif
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Yeah front loading must use low sud detergent/powder, I kena RM275 replacing the board.

I use this Ariston combo washer dryer for almost 15 years. I think around that period already twice I sent it to shop for repair one for replacing the board (how stupid of me using breeze super foaming powder for front loading machine) and the other one also the board problem as the machine stops in the middle of washing.

Other than that the other parts are still durable and kicking through that 15 years.

But the dryer takes longer time to dry as the machine aged. Now it takes maximum 2 hours to dry bunch of undergarments.

I shall wait for that to kaput before buy a new machine of coz i would go for another combo. Save everyone time and energy.

Since i dont want to waste electricity to iron wrinkled shirts and pants etc, these type of clothes i hang quickly as soon as the rinsing process stops. This is to avoid wrinkles during drying process and let it dry by itself on the hanger. But for small clothing like underwear, socks etc i leave it in the machine and let the dryer do its thing.

So any good durable combo washer dryer to recommend?


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Yeah front loading must use low sud detergent/powder, I kena RM275 replacing the board.

I use this Ariston combo washer dryer for almost 15 years. I think around that period already  twice I sent it to shop for repair one for replacing the board (how stupid of me using breeze super foaming powder for front loading machine) and the other one also the board problem as the machine stops in the middle of washing.

Other than that the other parts are still durable and kicking through that 15 years.

But the dryer takes longer time to dry as the machine aged. Now it takes maximum 2 hours to dry bunch of undergarments.

I shall wait for that to kaput before buy a new machine of coz i would go for another combo. Save everyone time and energy.

Since i dont want to waste electricity to iron wrinkled shirts and pants etc, these type of clothes i hang quickly as soon as the rinsing process stops. This is to avoid wrinkles during drying process and let it dry by itself on the hanger. But for small clothing like underwear, socks etc i leave it in the machine and let the dryer do its thing.

So any good durable combo washer dryer to recommend?
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Walau, can last for 15yrs. Already good enough. It very durable.

I guess you boring with the machine. Want something new.

Look for latest dryer technology which can save power.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 29 2010, 04:16 PM)
Walau, can last for 15yrs. Already good enough. It very durable.

I  guess you boring with the machine. Want something new.

Look for latest dryer technology which can save power.
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When it comes to dryer, electricity bill will be expensive due to the heating element.
From what I read It cost about Rm1.50 -RM2 to operate a dryer for one load.

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When it comes to dryer, electricity bill will be expensive due to the heating element.
From what I read It cost about Rm1.50 -RM2 to operate a dryer for one load.
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The latest technology of dryer is using hot steam to dry. It save power.

The old type is using heating element which is power sucker. You need ducting for this.

The one I m using now LG is condensing type which recycle back the hot air while condense the water out. The saving is second to steam type.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 29 2010, 04:16 PM)
Walau, can last for 15yrs. Already good enough. It very durable.

I  guess you boring with the machine. Want something new.

Look for latest dryer technology which can save power.
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Opps sorry, the drying knob can set to maximum 2 hours, i have to do it again set another 2 hours cause the first two hours the clothes still damp. So all together 4 hours to completely dry so imagine what is the power consumption for 4 hours drying.

It was not taking this long when first few years i bought it 30min -1 hour tops, clothes should dry. Maybe few of the heater elements kaput liao after all these years.


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Opps sorry, the drying knob can set to maximum 2 hours, i have to do it again set another 2 hours cause the first two hours the clothes still damp. So all together 4 hours to completely dry so imagine what is the power consumption for 4 hours drying.

It was not taking this long when first few years i bought it 30min -1 hour tops, clothes should dry. Maybe few of the heater elements kaput liao after all these years.
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The heating element will deteorate with time. Sure will take longer time to heat up. The heating element can last that long is already a good machine.

The new type dryer have a sensor to detect how dry and the estimate time to dry. Even you can have slighty damp setting or more dry.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 29 2010, 07:34 PM)
The latest technology of dryer is using hot steam to dry. It save power.

The old type is using heating element which is power sucker. You need ducting for this.

The one I m using now LG is condensing type which recycle back the hot air while condense the water out. The saving is second to steam type.
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Hmm interesting, what models currently in the market using this method of drying?

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QUOTE(Drian @ Nov 30 2010, 10:09 AM)
Hmm interesting, what models currently in the market using this method of drying?
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So far what I know, panasonic have this model. But not avaiable at local. The best per value is LG and samsung so far I know. But LG get more good feedback. So I go for LG.


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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 30 2010, 11:44 AM)
So far what I know, panasonic have this model. But not avaiable at local. The best per value is LG and samsung so far I know. But LG get more good feedback. So I go for LG.
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The hot steam to dry method?

Can't seem to find this method of drying in the LG website.

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The hot steam to dry method?

Can't seem to find this method of drying in the LG website.
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Google lah. A bunch of steam dryer comeout.

That time I searching (1yrs+) steam dryer is still rare and not much. Now I guess alot already.


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malaysia dont have this kind of market? lol~
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toshiba 7kg for 730 included delivery good deal?
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just used my Panasonic 128VA2...not bad, quiet and no complains.


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I have a friend who commented on those 2in1 washer/dryer. She was mentioning that it isn't good. I think in the long run the machine will break down faster. I suggest that you get seperate ones - preferably European brand.

FYI, it says it has warm temp for washing - you have to actually install a boiler/hot water pipe to your washing machine, not that the machine will actually warm up the water for washing. But i might be wrong, it might be a new invention but this is what i know and how it works overseas. biggrin.gif

FYI, warm water might shrink some clothings, so beware.
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I just have to comment on this. The first front loading washer my family bought in 1985 (its a Zanussi) also has built-in hot water setting. I stayed in several different rented apartments in the States and they all have such machines without piped hot water. All the machines were GE both old & new and some were top loading but with heating capability. So there you have it ... its not a new invention by any means.
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I am trying to decide either on Panasonic of Toshiba. Please lend me your advice.

Anyone buy panasonic inverter technology? Please let me know is it noisy?

Comparing Panasonic inverter 13kg and Toshiba 13kg...

Panasonic inverter - Power consumption 165, Water consumption 180L
Toshiba inverter - Power consumption 360 (wash) 140 (spin), water consumption 234L

So shoul I opt for Panasonic? What do you think?


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I am trying to decide either on Panasonic of Toshiba.  Please lend me your advice.

Anyone buy panasonic inverter technology?  Please let me know is it noisy?

Comparing Panasonic inverter 13kg and Toshiba 13kg...

Panasonic inverter - Power consumption 165, Water consumption 180L
Toshiba inverter - Power consumption 360 (wash) 140 (spin), water consumption 234L

So shoul I opt for Panasonic?  What do you think?
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QUOTE(kakmelah @ Jan 26 2011, 05:00 PM)
I am trying to decide either on Panasonic of Toshiba.  Please lend me your advice.

Anyone buy panasonic inverter technology?  Please let me know is it noisy?

Comparing Panasonic inverter 13kg and Toshiba 13kg...

Panasonic inverter - Power consumption 165, Water consumption 180L
Toshiba inverter - Power consumption 360 (wash) 140 (spin), water consumption 234L

So shoul I opt for Panasonic?  What do you think?
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Ain't the figure tell you panasonic is better?
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Ain't the figure tell you panasonic is better?
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I just found out that panasonic product has more belt driven compare to direct driven. So which one is better in those term?
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just used my Panasonic 128VA2...not bad, quiet and no complains.
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how much did you pay for it? why did you choose this compared to the other front loading models from Panasonic? appreciate your feedback, thanks! thumbup.gif
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I just found out that panasonic product has more belt driven compare to direct driven.  So which one is better in those term?
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You are looking for better technology or consumption saving?

The figure you show, tell us that you looking for better saving. And the panasonic is the best.

Latest technology for motor is DD direct drive inverter motor which some brand carried 10yrs warranty.

My last time panasonic washing machine belt driven can last for more than 10ryrs and still working. So what wrong with belt driven.
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how much did you pay for it? why did you choose this compared to the other front loading models from Panasonic? appreciate your feedback, thanks!  thumbup.gif
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Rm2200 + rm50 delivery Harvey Norman during one of their promtions. The one i bought is 8kg , 1200rpm max spin speed. There's the cheaper 7kg one but since I'm using it to wash the comforter, I chose the biggest one.

The rest of the front loading brands, electrolux, bosch is 600-700 ringgit more expensive than Panasonic for 8kg load and I don't think it's even inverter. I do think Panasonic is more value for money.

Initial impression is that is quieter than my previous top loader and my clothes come out less wrinkled and it has the ability to heat up the water for washing. Nothing to complain about at this moment.

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QUOTE(Drian @ Jan 31 2011, 11:02 AM)
Rm2200 + rm50 delivery Harvey Norman during one of their promtions. The one i bought is 8kg , 1200rpm max spin speed. There's the cheaper 7kg one but since I'm using it to wash the comforter, I chose the biggest one.

The rest of the front loading brands, electrolux, bosch is 600-700 ringgit more expensive than Panasonic for 8kg load and I don't think it's even inverter. I do think Panasonic is more value for money.

Initial impression is that is quieter than my previous top loader and my clothes come out less wrinkled and it has the ability to heat up the water for washing. Nothing to complain about at this moment.
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8KG can wash comforter?

I got to get till 12kg washing machine than only can wash comforter. sweat.gif Which have a dial to select wash comforter.
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QUOTE(Drian @ Jan 31 2011, 11:02 AM)
Rm2200 + rm50 delivery Harvey Norman during one of their promtions. The one i bought is 8kg , 1200rpm max spin speed. There's the cheaper 7kg one but since I'm using it to wash the comforter, I chose the biggest one.

The rest of the front loading brands, electrolux, bosch is 600-700 ringgit more expensive than Panasonic for 8kg load and I don't think it's even inverter. I do think Panasonic is more value for money.

Initial impression is that is quieter than my previous top loader and my clothes come out less wrinkled and it has the ability to heat up the water for washing. Nothing to complain about at this moment.
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cool - will definitely consider it smile.gif
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I'm also using Panasonic NA-128VA2, but I haven't tried washing something as large as a comforter smile.gif

It's performing up to my expectations so far. It's certainly much quieter than the 8kg Electrolux front-loader that I've used before. It also vibrates less because the inverter motor allows it to reach its maximum spin speed on a more gradual basis.

Like all front-loaders, it tends to smell musty if you close the door immediately after a wash. I leave it half open to air it. Once in a while ( maybe every 2-3 months ) I will run it empty at highest temperature (90C) with some bleach to clean it. Front loaders have a tendency to grow mold if you rarely use hot water mode. If you are hardworking, it's also good to wipe dry the rubber seal after every wash.
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QUOTE(wdarke @ Jan 31 2011, 09:28 PM)
I'm also using Panasonic NA-128VA2, but I haven't tried washing something as large as a comforter smile.gif

It's performing up to my expectations so far. It's certainly much quieter than the 8kg Electrolux front-loader that I've used before. It also vibrates less because the inverter motor allows it to reach its maximum spin speed on a more gradual basis.

Like all front-loaders, it tends to smell musty if you close the door immediately after a wash. I leave it half open to air it. Once in a while ( maybe every 2-3 months ) I will run it empty at highest temperature (90C) with some bleach to clean it. Front loaders have a tendency to grow mold if you rarely use hot water mode. If you are hardworking, it's also good to wipe dry the rubber seal after every wash.
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If your washing machine have a comforter to select, than no problem to wash. Sometime call duvet or blanket.

You can buy a washing machine cleaner sachet. It come in packet powder form which can flush out dirt, slime etc. Wash every half yrs. Can get it from ACE.

To reduce the vibration, put a thick rubber each at the leg. Adjust the screw to let it sit evenly. Those blck/red rubber are for the chair or table metal leg 1. Can get it from DIY hardware or ACE.
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You are looking for better technology or consumption saving?

The figure you show, tell us that you looking for better saving. And the panasonic is the best.

Latest technology for motor is DD direct drive inverter motor which some brand carried 10yrs warranty.

My last time panasonic washing machine belt driven can last for more than 10ryrs and still working. So what wrong with belt driven.
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Thanks for the info. I ask several saleman they told me that belt driven is noisier than direct driven and tendency of the belt might not last long. I also got feedback that Toshiba wash cloth less cleaner... not sure thought. So now looking at LG top loading WF-H140GS. Anyone have purchase this can give any feedback?

Thank you.
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Hi,

need help ne...
Currently considering to get a new washing machine..

Electrolux EWF85761

OR

LG 7010

Both also 7kgs machine...
(8kgs huge price difference compare to 7kgs..)

Any idea?? which one better?
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Hi,
need help ne...
Currently considering to get a new washing machine..
Electrolux EWF85761
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If the EWF85761 is only 2 yr warranty dun buy it cos my motor just die after 3 yrs!

Now I also looking at new washing machine but most definitely NOT Electrolux even though this have been so for 3 generation!
Was ask to have a look at Borsch 8kg but dunno how the performance and durability.
Any suggestion?
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Hi,

need help ne...
Currently considering to get a new washing machine..

Electrolux EWF85761

OR

LG 7010

Both also 7kgs machine...
(8kgs huge price difference compare to 7kgs..)

Any idea?? which one better?
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Why not consider Panasonic 8kg? Quite competitive pricing, I think around RM 2300-2500 now.
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Can consider Panasonic Inverter 9kg washing machine. Price is around RM1399. You may be able to negotiate with lower price. Suggest to take a look at Harvey Norman, One Mont' Kiara Shopping Center. Harvey Norman is having road show from now till 2 May 2011. I've checked the pricing with Harvey Norman Ikano but price is not negotiable, but manage to get lower price at One Mont Kiara.
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I am having a front loader as well. Lg bought few years ago. now considering getting 1 with dryer. Since raining everyday...faint! icon_rolleyes.gif
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considering a cloth washing and dryer combo machine...
any recommendation?

im looking at LG Front Loaded Washing Machine #WD-CD1014S price at rm3000... is it a good buy?

or any other better option? the cheaper the better...
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Bro,

considering a cloth washing and dryer combo machine...
any recommendation?

im looking at LG Front Loaded Washing Machine #WD-CD1014S price at rm3000... is it a good buy?

or any other better option? the cheaper the better...
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I m using 1. CD1212W. So far so good. But don't use too much the dryer. The bill is high.
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I m using 1. CD1212W. So far so good. But don't use too much the dryer. The bill is high.
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bytheway how much did u get ut 1212w? n where did u buy it?
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ic, thanks for the info.

bytheway how much did u get ut 1212w? n where did u buy it?
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emm... no more stock la..
its seems like jintex doesnt bring LG anymore..

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Jintex don't have stock either when I brought. It get from another don't no who. Even not list in their website. I email to enquire.
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anyone know whether can a 7kg be good enuf for a king sized quilt? or need 8 kg?
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If not mistaken, not big enough. The easy way is check for yourself the dial selection got this function or not.
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anyone know whether can a 7kg be good enuf for a king sized quilt? or need 8 kg?
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off topic....... anyone knows how much would it cost to clean a king size quilt?
internal material is down / silk
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Just noticed that there is a all-in-one washer and dryer from samsung, not mistaken the model is WD8804.

I'm just curious whether any of you that purchase this machine could probably give some reviews on this item.


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Just curious, does any of you have this Samsung WD8804 model?
It's washer and dryer unit.

Do you think it's worth getting?

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Guys, I'm planning to buy Electrolux EWF10831 or EWF14821.
Anyone of you are using it?
Is the Vapour function really good?
Does the Inverter in EWF14821 can really save a lot of energy? Worth paying extra RM500 for it?
I know inverter is effective for refrigerator and air-cond only. Not sure for washing machine.
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Guys, is there any websites that we can use to compare washing machines??? hmm.gif

I'm comparing between Samsung WF8802RPA(8kg) Vs Eletrolux EWF10741(7kg)... brows.gif

Anyone can help me??? The price is only Rm50 different... doh.gif

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I'm using Electrolux EWT905 with T-Drive
9kg Top Load Washing Machine .....

So far so good...
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May i know how is the performance ?
It is really tangle free like front loading washer ?
One salesmen told me that the T-drive in the center will spoil the clothing.


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Are Ariston washing machine good? they are having a discount now, washer AQ7L 105 U and dryer ASL 600V EX for only RM3999. Salesperson said Ariston washing machines are all imported directly from Italy.
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Bro,

considering a cloth washing and dryer combo machine...
any recommendation?

im looking at LG Front Loaded Washing Machine #WD-CD1014S price at rm3000... is it a good buy?

or any other better option? the cheaper the better...
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Dear Vernicelee,

I guess this price of RM3000 is really attractive, I am thinking of getting one LG front loader washer cum dryer,mind pm me where can I get such pricing?

thanks!

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the promo has been there since feb this year....
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What minimum load for top load washing machine to wash Toto? For front load 6.5kg can wash Toto?

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Hi

I would like to ask for your comments on the Pensonic brand washing machine as below. It has all the functions for normal washing, delicate washing and can even wash blanket which I am currently looking for.For the 8kg unit, it is currently selling at RM 699 at Giant. Please share your views. Thanks.



Washing Machine
( PWS - 851 A )

+ 8.0kg
+ 220V
+ 50 Hz
+ New European control panel with high backrest
+ Convenient and safe
+ The big tranparent covers make it novel and decent
+ Easy to wash heavy clothes
+ Double layer, eight way waterfall make the clothes cleaner
+ Clothes won't wrap together
+ Double inlets
+ Saving time and water

Washing Machine
( PWS - 900 A )

+ 9.0kg
+ 220V
+ 50 Hz
+ New European control panel with high backrest
+ Convenient and safe
+ The big tranparent covers make it novel and decent
+ Easy to wash heavy clothes
+ Double layer, eight way waterfall make the clothes cleaner
+ Clothes won't wrap together
+ Double inlets
+ Saving time and water

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Hi all,

Can you recommend a washing machine to me?

I am thinking of getting Electrolux EWF10831 Vapour Time Manager.

Is there a better front load washing machine?

Thanks!
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What minimum load for top load washing machine to wash Toto? For front load 6.5kg can wash Toto?
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What is toto?
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Its hard to choose washing machine. I've got quotes for these front load machines, which one should I choose? Any suggestion?

LG WD-PD8010M (8kgs)= RM2350
http://www.lg.com/my/home-appliances/washi...-WD-PD8010M.jsp

Panasonic NA148VG3 (8kgs) = RM1980
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA148VG3

Panasonic NA140VG3 (10kgs) = RM2699 (maybe slightly cheaper, the shop will reconfirm)
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA140VG3

Panasonic NA-148VA2 (8kgs) = RM2300
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA148VA2

Panasonic NA-128VA2 (8kgs) = RM2370
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA128VA2

Anyone using panasonic can comment more?

Are LG and samsung durable nowadays? Their prices are not cheap either.


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What is toto?
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Toto is comforter or duvet smile.gif


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Its hard to choose washing machine. I've got quotes for these front load machines, which one should I choose? Any suggestion?

LG WD-PD8010M (8kgs)= RM2350 
http://www.lg.com/my/home-appliances/washi...-WD-PD8010M.jsp

Panasonic NA148VG3 (8kgs) = RM1980
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA148VG3

Panasonic NA140VG3 (10kgs) = RM2699 (maybe slightly cheaper, the shop will reconfirm)
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA140VG3

Panasonic NA-148VA2 (8kgs) = RM2300
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA148VA2

Panasonic NA-128VA2 (8kgs) = RM2370
http://www.panasonic.com.my/wps/portal/hom...ntload/NA128VA2

Anyone using panasonic can comment more?

Are LG and samsung durable nowadays? Their prices are not cheap either.


Added on September 22, 2011, 1:17 am

Toto is comforter or duvet smile.gif
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It is not difficult. Just list out what you need. How many person cloth you need to wash. Do you need to wash duvet/comforter. Do you need a dryer. Than look for the capacity and suitable drum size. Or with dryer if you need 1. Choose the famous brand and their latest model.
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It is not difficult. Just list out what you need. How many person cloth you need to wash. Do you need to wash duvet/comforter. Do you need a dryer. Than look for the capacity and suitable drum size. Or with dryer if you need 1. Choose the famous brand and their latest model.
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we have 3 persons in the house, washing is done 3 times a week one for each person. 8kgs should be an ideal size, but sometimes we do need to wash comforter, bedsheet, curtain etc.

As for dryer, initially I was thinking of the 2 in 1 combo machine, but after reading up about it i decided to buy separate machine starting with the washer first. every shop i go recommend electrolux. but i quite like the design and technology for samsung and LG, the trusted brandname panasonic. I have no experience with electrolux.

Many salesperson said panasonic is not very focus with front loading washing machine, now i'm thinking again.

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i m using Toshiba.. for 2 years, so far so good.. my parents also using TOshiba, already 9 years, still running good..
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we have 3 persons in the house, washing is done 3 times a week one for each person. 8kgs should be an ideal size, but sometimes we do need to wash comforter, bedsheet, curtain etc.

As for dryer, initially I was thinking of the 2 in 1 combo machine, but after reading up about it i decided to buy separate machine starting with the washer first. every shop i go recommend electrolux. but i quite like the design and technology for samsung and LG, the trusted brandname panasonic. I have no experience with electrolux.

Many salesperson said panasonic is not very focus with front loading washing machine, now i'm thinking again.
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You need to get bigger than 8kg for washing comforter. And with a duvet/omforter function select. Just check the washing machine spec.

A 3person with separate wash is a waste of water and electric. If you can't combine, look for save 5star spec. Front load is save water but take longer time to wash.

Combine 2in1 save space and run auto 1time go. And it come with better and latest technology.

All the good brand you know is good and reliable. I use panasonic before and it is good and reliable. Now usng LG 2in1 which is good too.
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i m using Toshiba.. for 2 years, so far so good.. my parents also using TOshiba, already 9 years, still running good..
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The toshiba my mom is using now is still running for the past 6-7 years. The longest machine she had was National for 16 years before the motor dies.

But now I'm looking for front loading, dont think Toshiba have it.


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You need to get bigger than 8kg for washing comforter. And with a duvet/omforter function select. Just check the washing machine spec.

A 3person with separate wash is a waste of water and electric. If you can't combine, look for save 5star spec. Front load is save water but take longer time to wash.

Combine 2in1 save space and run auto 1time go. And it come with better and latest technology.

All the good brand you know is good and reliable. I use panasonic before and it is good and reliable. Now usng LG 2in1 which is good too.
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which LG model are you using? Quite interested with LG too.

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Hi all,

Can you recommend a washing machine to me?

I am thinking of getting Electrolux EWF10831 Vapour Time Manager.

Is there a better front load washing machine?

Thanks!
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newx, I am looking at electrolux EWF14821 and this one is priced at RM3899. Didn't see the EWF10831. How much is the price?
As I know, Ariston and Electrolux are well know brands for front load machine. Tahan lama. But I noticed Ariston's function pretty outdated for the price we have to pay. So I am considering Electrolux also. Not sure about other brands.

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The toshiba my mom is using now is still running for the past 6-7 years. The longest machine she had was National for 16 years before the motor dies.

But now I'm looking for front loading, dont think Toshiba have it.


Added on September 22, 2011, 9:37 am

which LG model are you using? Quite interested with LG too.
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If not mistaken something like 1212w. 12kg/7kg.
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newx, I am looking at electrolux EWF14821 and this one is priced at RM3899.  Didn't see the EWF10831.  How much is the price?
As I know, Ariston and Electrolux are well know brands for front load machine. Tahan lama. But I noticed Ariston's function pretty outdated for the price we have to pay.  So I am considering Electrolux also.  Not sure about other brands.
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jintexelectronics is selling EWF10831 for RM2900.

Many people told electrolux is good, my cousin had her's for 14 years already and two times the board burned she had to replace for RM400.


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QUOTE(ozak @ Sep 23 2011, 12:27 AM)
If not mistaken something like 1212w.  12kg/7kg.
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LG WD CD1212W, retail price shown on LG website is at RM5549.

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QUOTE(cookwithjamie @ Sep 23 2011, 01:17 AM)
jintexelectronics is selling EWF10831 for RM2900.

Many people told electrolux is good, my cousin had her's for 14 years already and two times the board burned she had to replace for RM400.


Added on September 23, 2011, 1:19 am

LG WD CD1212W, retail price shown on LG website is at RM5549.
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Some said good, some experience bad. You will be headache to choose in this way.

LG WD CD1212W brought this for rm3700 if not mistaken.
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QUOTE(cookwithjamie @ Sep 23 2011, 01:17 AM)
jintexelectronics is selling EWF10831 for RM2900.

Many people told electrolux is good, my cousin had her's for 14 years already and two times the board burned she had to replace for RM400.


Added on September 23, 2011, 1:19 am

LG WD CD1212W, retail price shown on LG website is at RM5549.
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blink.gif average 7 years burnt once.
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bought my the washer today bundled with other electrical items. Samsung WF8802 for RM2280.
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bought my the washer today bundled with other electrical items. Samsung WF8802 for RM2280.
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where u got the pricing for the panasonic? and where u bot ur electricals?
care to share? rclxms.gif
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where u got the pricing for the panasonic? and where u bot ur electricals?
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Panasonic NA148VG3 (8kgs) = RM1980 - an electrical store in bandar sri permaisuri, cheras (TBC Electric)

Panasonic NA-148VA2 (8kgs) = RM2300 - Jintex online

Panasonic NA-128VA2 (8kgs) = RM2370 - Jintex online

I found the store at bandar sri permaisuri to have quite competitive price for all electrical items. In fact I also got ceiling fan (panasonic) and aircond (mitsubishi) with good prices.

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my plumber install the washing machine water input tap just 2 ft from the ground without asking me.
as normally ppl would install higher or the same level as the washing machine.will the height of the tap which is 2ft from the ground will cause the water pressure to the washing machine become lower?


pls help

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QUOTE(noien @ Oct 20 2011, 11:23 AM)
my plumber install the washing machine water input tap just 2 ft from the ground without asking me.
as normally ppl would install higher or the same level as the washing machine.will the height of the tap which is 2ft from the ground will cause the water pressure to the washing machine become lower?
pls help

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you can check for yourself the water pressure.. right?
i mean, it doesn't look like water pressure will reduce just
because it's lower - the height seems insignificant.

furthermore, from my point of view, water pressure
is not the main factor for washing machines.. as long
as the water flows in, it can work as per normal.
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sharp's eclipse series of washing machine....Ag+ thingy.

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Just bought Panasonic 148VA2 - RM2180 at Tan Boon Ming Old Klang Road.
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QUOTE(wtm0325 @ Oct 28 2011, 07:52 AM)
Just bought Panasonic 148VA2 - RM2180 at Tan Boon Ming Old Klang Road.
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new model 148VG3 is Rm2180 too, why dont pick new model?
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sorry I bought 148VG3 actually tongue.gif

Just found cookwithjamie said it was selling at bdr sri permaisuri (TBC Electric) at RM1980, feel so butt hurt now

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I'm currently looking for LG WF-HD950GV...any ideas for tis washing machine...TQ
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QUOTE(wtm0325 @ Oct 28 2011, 05:28 PM)
sorry I bought 148VG3 actually tongue.gif

Just found cookwithjamie said it was selling at bdr sri permaisuri (TBC Electric) at RM1980, feel so butt hurt now
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hehe yeah RM1980 at TBC, i saw at homedec yesterday promotion price is RM2200++

Anyways, how is the machine? Isit true that it is super quiete?
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I bought the 13kg Toshiba washing machine AW-SD140SM for RM1550 from Toong Heng Electronics at the Homedec.


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QUOTE(cookwithjamie @ Oct 31 2011, 01:36 AM)
hehe yeah RM1980 at TBC, i saw at homedec yesterday promotion price is RM2200++

Anyways, how is the machine? Isit true that it is super quiete?
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super quiet like it is not running tongue.gif
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Need your expert advice.

I'm planning to get a washing machine and dryer. Approx 6 - 7kg. Just using it for 2 person so is not really a heavy user.

Which brand/model should I get? Toshiba? Electrolux or?
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QUOTE(cookwithjamie @ Sep 25 2011, 08:14 PM)
Panasonic NA148VG3 (8kgs) = RM1980 - an electrical store in bandar sri permaisuri, cheras (TBC Electric)

Panasonic NA-148VA2 (8kgs) = RM2300 - Jintex online

Panasonic NA-128VA2 (8kgs) = RM2370 - Jintex online

I found the store at bandar sri permaisuri to have quite competitive price for all electrical items. In fact I also got ceiling fan (panasonic) and aircond (mitsubishi) with good prices.
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my plumber install the washing machine water input tap just 2 ft from the ground without asking me.
as normally ppl would install higher or the same level as the washing machine.will the height of the tap which is 2ft from the ground will cause the water pressure to the washing machine become lower?
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The height doesn't make any significant difference at all.. (The concept is covered in SPM, physics subject).
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Yes, if you call up bandar sri permaisuri look for Tim. He give good price. I called up other branch and they quote higher price.
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Yes, if you call up bandar sri permaisuri look for Tim. He give good price. I called up other branch and they quote higher price.
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Need your expert advice.

I'm planning to get a washing machine and dryer. Approx 6 - 7kg. Just using it for 2 person so is not really a heavy user.

Which brand/model should I get? Toshiba? Electrolux or?
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Get at least 12kg which can wash comforter. Otherwise not much meaning to get wash/dry machine. Look for lg.
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Get at least 12kg which can wash comforter. Otherwise not much meaning to get wash/dry machine. Look for lg.
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12kg front load will be very expensive right? Haha!
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Not really. But it is a minimun load for the comforter. Any less than this, the comforter can't stuck in.

You can't compare with normal washing machine. You are looking at combo type.
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[quote=ozak,Nov 2 2011, 06:05 PM]
Not really. But it is a minimun load for the comforter. Any less than this, the comforter can't stuck in.

You can't compare with normal washing machine. You are looking at combo type.
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LG WD-CD1412W Washing machine

This model washes 14kg and dry 8kg so can dry comforter or not?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 2 2011, 06:05 PM)
Not really. But it is a minimun load for the comforter. Any less than this, the comforter can't stuck in.

You can't compare with normal washing machine. You are looking at combo type.
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Lucky i use quilt, and washing the cover is easier. Planing to get only 7 or 8kg front load.
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[quote=phoenix69,Nov 2 2011, 06:32 PM]
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LG WD-CD1412W Washing machine

This model washes 14kg and dry 8kg so can dry comforter or not?
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Of course can lah. 12kg already can wash.


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Lucky i use quilt, and washing the cover is easier. Planing to get only 7 or 8kg front load.
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You still have to look for the machine which have this function. And the 7/8kg drum is big enough or not. If can't judge by the drum size, than function select is the best.

Overload it will shorten the machine life.

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I see, thanks for your input.

Anyway I just went to see and got quoted for LG Washer WDMD708 for RM1599 and Electrolux Dryer EDU600 for RM1200.

These are 6 - 7kg. We will not consider for comforter/quilt.

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[quote=ozak,Nov 2 2011, 07:27 PM]
LG WD-CD1412W Washing machine

This model washes 14kg and dry 8kg so can dry comforter or not?
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Of course can lah. 12kg already can wash.


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You still have to look for the machine which have this function. And the 7/8kg drum is big enough or not. If can't judge by the drum size, than function select is the best.

Overload it will shorten the machine life.
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Yup, overload is not good. quilt cover is not very heavy.
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I see, thanks for your input.

Anyway I just went to see and got quoted for LG Washer WDMD708 for RM1599 and Electrolux Dryer EDU600 for RM1200.

These are 6 - 7kg. We will not consider for comforter/quilt.
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This is just my opinion. smile.gif Getting a washing machine but can't wash this comforter/quilt/etc, feel like waste. Cause it is frequent fabric wash. And taken out wash cost $$. So the ROI will be longer. Both machine combine is epensive. Specially the dryer.

Get a dryer that save energy. Dryer suck power alot. sweat.gif
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We have not wash our quilt since first use. Only Sun it, The quilt we are using don't need to wash. Silk can't wash. Quilt cover yes, and is much lighter and easier to wash compare to comforter.

Dryer use heating element, how to save energy? If get lower power dryer, you need to run say 2 hours, but higher power dryer you only run 90mins.
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Yup, my is silk so unable to wash it.

Dryer uses up a lot of power. But guess will be using it once a week or so? Let's see how it goes.

So is LG and Electrolux good? smile.gif
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Latest dryer technology use heat pump or stim to dry. Being stim dry is the newest. The hot air circulate back to drum and wet to the condenser. You don't see any air ducting require on this kind of dryer.

Conventional using heat element keep dry the cloth and wet air expel out through ducting. This sucks energy. And you need to make a hole to your wall too.

For commercial dryer that in laundry shop, it use gas to heat up. That save compare use electricity.
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Last time Toshiba is good. Now not sure.

My mother house use LG, is actually twin brother of Samsung, all things are similar except front design slightly difference. Every time we use, need to remember to switch the water temperature to cold, if not it default to 60c, which sometime no good for new cloths, and take 1:40mins to wash. If cold is only 1:06 mins.

Still find the so call build in motor is noisy.
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Yup, my is silk so unable to wash it.

Dryer uses up a lot of power. But guess will be using it once a week or so? Let's see how it goes.

So is LG and Electrolux good? smile.gif
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I m pokai if use once a week. sweat.gif I use it when I don't have time at home. Or raining season like now. Probaly 1mnth once or 2mnth once.

Sun is still my best dryer. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 2 2011, 11:11 PM)
Latest dryer technology use heat pump or stim to dry. Being stim dry is the newest. The hot air circulate back to drum and wet to the condenser. You don't see any air ducting require on this kind of dryer.

Conventional using heat element keep dry the cloth and wet air expel out through ducting. This sucks energy. And you need to make a hole to your wall too.

For commercial dryer that in laundry shop, it use gas to heat up. That save compare use electricity.
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That is new, I did not see the Steam dryer in my recent shopping for house hold things. Well, maybe i was not really looking at this dryer.


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I don't no that too till I really looking for a washing machine with a dryer. Little knowledge of dryer that time. Lucky never brought the conventional 1.
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Alright, so I guess LG is alright to get it. Yup, they are using the motor technology now and says it will be silent and less shaking or so.


Ahh, the latest one is the stim dry? Which brand is it? Still sucks power? Hahaha. Approx how much it will be if use it once a week eh? smile.gif
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Alternative, if wash cloths at night, put in to a mobile hanger, move it to your working room, switch on the A/C. You can enjoy the a/c while working, get humidify from the cloths and the cloths will dry too.
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QUOTE(eteractive @ Nov 2 2011, 11:30 PM)
Alright, so I guess LG is alright to get it. Yup, they are using the motor technology now and says it will be silent and less shaking or so.
Ahh, the latest one is the stim dry? Which brand is it? Still sucks power? Hahaha. Approx how much it will be if use it once a week eh? smile.gif
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All washing machine is use motor lah. The latest 1 is direct drive inverter. Which carried 10yrs warranty. That mean this motor is very reliable. Normal 1 use motor use belt to drive the drum.

It a bit silent but not really that silent. If too noisy, normally the leveling is no good.

Don't no how much it sucks power. But you will see some increase in your bill.
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Yup, sorry is the direct drive inverter. Is not using the belt.

Alright, let's see how is it then. Thanks!
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I have a question pertaining the location of where a washing machine should be placed.

May i know is it advisable or ok to place the washing machine in the bathroom?

Thank you.
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As long as your bathroom floor is not wet aand no water splashing around.
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And the bath room is not heavy traffic. Just imagine doing business and the machine spin spin spin for 20mins. Headache.

Too humid the metal casing may rust easy too.
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dear all,

just wondering, any1 still interested on a semi-auto washer?
i can't believe it when i saw SHARP got such washer (model is EST708, but not sure how old is the model), i kind of like want to buy it coz was using the same kind of washer since kid, full of old sweet memories tongue.gif , u can control the wash/spin time as u want but it's manual lah blush.gif and have to jaga the water not too much if not waste water shakehead.gif anyway, still considering it blush.gif
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Planning to buy Samsung washing machine for RM4699. Anyone can give me someone idea whether it is worth the purchase?


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QUOTE(luvimp @ Nov 17 2011, 12:44 PM)
Planning to buy Samsung washing machine for RM4699. Anyone can give me someone idea whether it is worth the purchase?
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Advice I got from many shop is not to buy build in dryer.
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Advice I got from many shop is not to buy build in dryer.
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Yes, i think so too but the particular model of Samsung only come along with dryer.
I also hope that they have another similar model which is only washer.
But Samsung brand is it ok to try?
I previously use Zanussi which i find it so-so only.
I trust Samsung because of the 10 yrs motor warranty and their new techs. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(luvimp @ Nov 17 2011, 12:44 PM)
Planning to buy Samsung washing machine for RM4699. Anyone can give me someone idea whether it is worth the purchase?
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That is freaking expensive.


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Advice I got from many shop is not to buy build in dryer.
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What's wrong with the combo type?

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QUOTE(luvimp @ Nov 17 2011, 12:44 PM)
Planning to buy Samsung washing machine for RM4699. Anyone can give me someone idea whether it is worth the purchase?
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saw the same model at Mid valley Best denkei "moving out sales", discout 50% for display set whistling.gif
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 17 2011, 06:21 PM)
That is freaking expensive.


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What's wrong with the combo type?
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Either one faulty, you can't wash or dry. The dryer usually can only take smaller load compare to individual dryer. Advantage is space saving. This is some of the reason i was told.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Nov 17 2011, 10:29 PM)
Either one faulty, you can't wash or dry.  The dryer usually can only take smaller load compare to individual dryer.  Advantage is space saving.  This is some of the reason i was told.
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When I brought the combo type, I did consider the breakdown. But if wash breakdown, the dry side no use at all for me even separately. So not really important issue to consider. When in reality use, this matter not important.. (what experience now)

The main for me is save space. If buy separate type, i got to make a frame to place the dryer ontop of the wash. That would cost me more. At that time, separate don't have new technology for dryer.

I can dry the comforter inside it. So no problem with the load. The advantage is, I can wash and dry continue without taken out to put the cloth to the dryer side.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 17 2011, 06:21 PM)
That is freaking expensive.

Yes, maybe due to the size of 12kg front load with some new techs and also its a combo.


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What's wrong with the combo type?
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For me, i dont really use dryer that much so i am not concern of it.
If i have a choice i would rather this model did not come with dryer function.
But it definitely come with it so i have no choice. blink.gif


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saw the same model at Mid valley Best denkei "moving out sales", discout 50% for display set whistling.gif
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Where is Best Denki MV moving to?
I went there to have a look but all their washing machine was packed and i dont see any washing machine available for purchase.
I thought they going to bankrupt. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(luvimp @ Nov 18 2011, 09:29 AM)
For me, i dont really use dryer that much so i am not concern of it.
If i have a choice i would rather this model did not come with dryer function.
But it definitely come with it so i have no choice. blink.gif
Samsung don't have similar 12kg washing machine without dryer? That is strange. Why you no look others brand without dryer?

You can get a same spec for another brand which is rm1k cheaper.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 18 2011, 10:35 AM)
Samsung don't have similar 12kg washing machine without dryer? That is strange. Why you no look others brand without dryer?

You can get a same spec for another brand which is rm1k cheaper.
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No, Samsung front load 12kg only have that model.
I checked Electrolux 11kg front load without dryer selling at the same price.
So i was thinking i might as well take Samsung which has 12kg and dryer.
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12KG, wow that is one massive machine.
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QUOTE(luvimp @ Nov 18 2011, 10:39 AM)
No, Samsung front load 12kg only have that model.
I checked Electrolux 11kg front load without dryer selling at the same price.
So i was thinking i might as well take Samsung which has 12kg and dryer.
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Look for LG.

If you consider top load too, toshiba and hitachi plenty of model.


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12KG, wow that is one massive machine.
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Not really that big. The size is just like normal washing machine. But freaking heavy. Feel like more than 100kg in the machine. sweat.gif

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LG and Samsung is abang adik, most you see in LG have it in Samsung.

Maybe the drum is bigger and heavier. 100KG biggrin.gif think it need some weight, imagine a 30kg washing machine spinning 12 kg of load.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Nov 18 2011, 11:05 AM)
LG and Samsung is abang adik, most you see in LG have it in Samsung.

Maybe the drum is bigger and heavier. 100KG biggrin.gif think it need some weight, imagine a 30kg washing machine spinning 12 kg of load.
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LG former brand is gold star. But LG much more cheaper than SS wor. Spare part cheap too.

It need 3 person to lift the machine up to my 2nd floor. sweat.gif the 1200rpm spinning speed is scary.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 18 2011, 11:15 AM)
LG former brand is gold star. But LG much more cheaper than SS wor. Spare part cheap too.

It need 3 person to lift the machine up to my 2nd floor.  sweat.gif the 1200rpm spinning speed is scary.
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Sometime very scary put such a spinning things up on first floor or higher floor. When it spin can feel the house wobble a bit. Been to my friend apartment, when using the washing machine can feel slight movement in the apartment.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Nov 18 2011, 11:18 AM)
Sometime very scary put such a spinning things up on first floor or higher floor. When it spin can feel the house wobble a bit. Been to my friend apartment, when using the washing machine can feel slight movement in the apartment.
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It quite stable. The main problem is leveling. I brought 4pcs table leg rubber from DIY and put on the leveling leg. Use a leveling gauge to level the machine. You can use the construction 1. Once leveling is correct, spin at 1200rpm no problem.

But I avoid use the high spin. It can spoil some cloth. Specially sock.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Nov 18 2011, 11:05 AM)
LG and Samsung is abang adik, most you see in LG have it in Samsung.

Maybe the drum is bigger and heavier. 100KG biggrin.gif think it need some weight, imagine a 30kg washing machine spinning 12 kg of load.
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Now i realise the weight is 97kg!
LG definitely is much cheaper.
But i like the Samsung design.
Functions wise it both LG and Samsung the same?
Samsung is also 1200rpm but wash cycle no whites, bleach and bedding.
I dont understand what is the different between bedding and blanket?
Did u all use the washing to wash your curtain?
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I never thought highly about LG product but the washing machine I got has been going on for donkey years. Surprisingly very reliable and durable and it get the job done.

BTW, all those fancy advertisement about some washing machine that doesn't wrinkle cloth. Are they true?


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i'm using one, bot abt a year ago when Pacific appliances offered this product in their new outlet in SS2. I'm a heavy user, washing one full load daily..So far so good.
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any 1 using Eletrolux washing machine? I using EWF85761, when it want to dry the cloth, the sound very noise. Is it normal?
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I use 8kg Front Load version... happy with it...
and inverter do use less electricity...
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any 1 using Eletrolux washing machine? I using EWF85761, when it want to dry the cloth, the sound very noise. Is it normal?
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dry the cloth?

do u mean spinning since this model is not washer n dryer function.

kindly check the water level whether the washer is at good alignment.
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I use 8kg Front Load version... happy with it...
and inverter do use less electricity...
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how much u bought man.. is it NA148VG3 model ?
i saw from sen heng and the price is rm2599 and rebate rm100 for member..
any better price ? i tried to google this model and i cant get much results from it..
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QUOTE(mckevin @ Dec 8 2011, 02:45 PM)
how much u bought man.. is it NA148VG3 model ?
i saw from sen heng and the price is rm2599 and rebate rm100 for member..
any better price ? i tried to google this model and i cant get much results from it..
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No, mine is the NA128VA2.... 8kg, 1200rpm... NA148VG3 is a newer version 8kg, 1400rpm, with better preset functions.
Bought on last March at RM2200 that time... together with Panasonic Inverter Refrigerator 607L @ RM2800

Try get from Panashop, i got mine from Panashop too... Go to panasonic website and search for a Panashop near your area.

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Hi All,
i am planning to get a washing machine for my wife and myself (only for weekend usage).

we plan to send our quilt and comforter to dobi centre for washing since it is not so frequent so not planning to spend so much fo rit.

considering the house members expansion in future, what KG should I go for? 7.0KG, 8.0KG or more?
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QUOTE(cliffang83 @ Dec 9 2011, 09:55 AM)
No, mine is the NA128VA2.... 8kg, 1200rpm... NA148VG3 is a newer version 8kg, 1400rpm, with better preset functions.
Bought on last March at RM2200 that time... together with Panasonic Inverter Refrigerator 607L @ RM2800

Try get from Panashop, i got mine from Panashop too... Go to panasonic website and search for a Panashop near your area.
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Hi All,
i am planning to get a washing machine for my wife and myself (only for weekend usage).

we plan to send our quilt and comforter to dobi centre for washing since it is not so frequent so not planning to spend so much fo rit.

considering the house members expansion in future, what KG should I go for? 7.0KG, 8.0KG or more?
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a 8 - 10kg washing machine should be sufficient.. smile.gif

http://www.which.co.uk/home-and-garden/lau...ures-explained/

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Hi All,
i am planning to get a washing machine for my wife and myself (only for weekend usage).

we plan to send our quilt and comforter to dobi centre for washing since it is not so frequent so not planning to spend so much fo rit.

considering the house members expansion in future, what KG should I go for? 7.0KG, 8.0KG or more?
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At least 8kg, front loader is better....

I used my 8kg front loader to wash comforter of a "King" size bed... no problem...
Further more front loader spin faster and the position allow water to drip out more, so easier for drying up the comforter...
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Hi Guys,

We're looking 4 a washing machine for daily use and was recommended FAGOR by a few shops. Anybody have any exp.?

The F-2810 8kg 1000 rpm washing machine is quoted for RM2,300. Is that ok blink.gif ?

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Hi Guys,

We're looking 4 a washing machine for daily use and was recommended FAGOR by a few shops. Anybody have any exp.?

The  F-2810 8kg 1000 rpm washing machine is quoted for RM2,300. Is that ok  blink.gif ?

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Better get the commercial 1. House type can't last long with that high usage.
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Recently saw one Electrolux Washer EWF-8586 8KG at titiwangsa Careffour sell only RM 1,429.00.

But, other seller told me that this is a old model. It's true, a lot different compare to the new model?

He intro me Electrolux Washer EWF-1073 7KG RM 1,999.00 or Electrolux Washer EWF-85761 7KG RM 1,799.00 at Harvey Norman Midvally.

Can someone give me some advice?
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high efficiency detergent for front loader.. smile.gif
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TOP low sud is available in both powder and liquid form. Other low sud detergent I've seen here are Persil and Daia. Usually the box will show/state suitable for front-load machines, or will have the words "Low Sud".
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I am looking for a washing machine, and due to budget constraints, I am looking at Top loading machines only. Weight should be around plus minus 10kgs will do since I live alone at most have relatives coming over. Any brand that is good / recommended?

Thanks!
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Live alone no need so big lah. Unless you want to wash comforter too.
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I am looking for a washing machine, and due to budget constraints, I am looking at Top loading machines only. Weight should be around plus minus 10kgs will do since I live alone at most have relatives coming over. Any brand that is good / recommended?

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i live alone too.but i get a 11kg instead.coz with the bedsheets and curtain to wash.i can wash it all in 1 go.

i bought a toshiba
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TOP low sud is available in both powder and liquid form. Other low sud detergent I've seen here are Persil and Daia. Usually the box will show/state suitable for front-load machines, or will have the words "Low Sud".
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I'm currently looking for LG WF-HD950GV...any ideas for tis washing machine...TQ
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hi guys,

I came across to this Electrolux front load 7kg Washer/5kg dryer, the price is about RM1599.

Just wonder anyone here using Electrolux Front Load Washer + Dryer ?? Any comment on it?? I wonder how is the durability and is it good to purchase a washer and dryer in the same unit?
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hi guys,

I came across to this Electrolux front load 7kg Washer/5kg dryer, the price is about RM1599.

Just wonder anyone here using Electrolux Front Load Washer + Dryer ?? Any comment on it?? I wonder how is the durability and is it good to purchase a washer and dryer in the same unit?
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Hi there corniecorn, I've been using this EWW1273 for some time now, and it's very very good. One of the few models with 1,200 rpm spin... =)

What I liked most about it is that I put my clothes in at night, put it on timer and it is washed and dried the next day for me to fold back into wardrobe.

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I planning to buy the Samsung Eco bubble washer -
due to it's highest 1400rpm spinning in the town(faster dry), smoothest inner drum surface compared to LG and Panasonic, 10 yrs warranty on digital inverter motor and superb eco bubble tech - save water, less detergent usage and elect. Full LCD screen trully a plus pt where can monitor the kw and h2o usage. It was so quiet even at 1.4krpm compared to my backdated Eletrolux, not even notice it's spinning at top speed. The only thing i can thk to make it perfect is the Ag wash and steam wash mode that only come in those high end unit.

What do u thk? where do u thk can get the best deal in town?

I don't need dryer since most of time MY weather is hot enuf to dry the garment espeacially after 1.4k spinning and 2kW is huge impact to electric consumption.

right?
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I planning to buy the Samsung Eco bubble washer -
due to it's highest 1400rpm spinning in the town(faster dry), smoothest inner drum surface compared to LG and Panasonic, 10 yrs warranty on digital inverter motor and superb eco bubble tech - save water, less detergent usage and elect. Full LCD screen trully a plus pt where can monitor the kw and h2o usage. It was so quiet even at 1.4krpm compared to my backdated Eletrolux, not even notice it's spinning at top speed. The only thing i can thk to make it perfect is the Ag wash and steam wash mode that only come in those high end unit.

What do u thk? where do u thk can get the best deal in town?

I don't need dryer since most of time MY weather is hot enuf to dry the garment espeacially after 1.4k spinning and 2kW is huge impact to electric consumption.

right?
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Spinning at high speed is bad for your cloth. It wil stress long every lining in your cloth. Specially those rubberband type. My WM have 1200rpm . But I have to slow it down to 1k or 800 rpm depend on the cloth. My cloth still can dry as usual under the sun.

For dryer can consider need or don't need. My situation is like this. I brought a WM for the purpose no need go laundry shop for all my cloth. So I need at least can wash comforter size and able to dry too. So wash and dryer is need. Second, when I have a busy week, there is no time for me to wash when I have to comeback night. Can't see the sun too. So I just I just throw my cloth into WM and set it to wash and dry. Morning I just takeout and wear or put in wardrobe.

Third, I don't need all the time in my home which I have to watch outdoor Incase rain when dry my cloth under the sun. I only have time wash my cloth weekend. That is also my weekend shopping, dating and clubbing. biggrin.gif if raining season situation, that is most handy for a dryer.

Dryer can save me some time and no need hard planning when you want to wash your cloth. But I hardly use too to avoid high bill.
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May I know which brands of washer/dryers are better and the best price i can buy them please? I read another post which talked about the Electrolux Wahser Dryer at RM1399. Anyone knows where to get it at that price please?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 24 2012, 09:13 AM)
Spinning at high speed is bad for your cloth. It wil stress long every lining in your cloth. Specially those rubberband type. My WM have 1200rpm . But I have to slow it down to 1k or 800 rpm depend on the cloth. My cloth still can dry as usual under the sun.

For dryer can consider need or don't need. My situation is like this. I brought a WM for the purpose no need go laundry shop for all my cloth. So I need at least can wash comforter size and able to dry too. So wash and dryer is need. Second, when I have a busy week, there is no time for me to wash when I have to comeback night. Can't see the sun too. So I just I just throw my cloth into WM and set it to wash and dry. Morning I just takeout and wear or put in wardrobe.

Third, I don't need all the time in my home which I have to watch outdoor Incase rain when dry my cloth under the sun. I only have time wash my cloth weekend. That is also my weekend shopping, dating and clubbing.  biggrin.gif  if raining season situation, that is most handy for a dryer.

Dryer can save me some time and no need hard planning when you want to wash your cloth. But I hardly use too to avoid high bill.
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thx 4 ur comment biggrin.gif
From ur story, Ur WM shud b front load, right? R u mean u tried on hi-speed vs lower-speed, and cloth got elongated especially the rubberband?
This is wat i thk: hi-speed spinning is bad only for washing mode as water the medium will stretch the fabric. in spinning mode, Air as medium never stretch the fabric but high centrifugal force will keep pressing them against the drum in the same location til cycle end. Am I right?


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Not really. But it is a minimun load for the comforter. Any less than this, the comforter can't stuck in.

You can't compare with normal washing machine. You are looking at combo type.
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I thk king size comforter still can fit into 8kg. just the quilt won't able to fit anything smaller than 10kg. 12kg will do everything in king size

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thx 4 ur comment biggrin.gif
From ur story, Ur WM shud b front load, right? R u mean u tried on hi-speed vs lower-speed, and cloth got elongated especially the rubberband?
This is wat i thk: hi-speed spinning is bad only for washing mode as water the medium will stretch the fabric. in spinning mode, Air as medium never stretch the fabric but high centrifugal force will keep pressing them against the drum in the same location til cycle end. Am I right?


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I thk king size comforter still can fit into 8kg. just the quilt won't able to fit anything smaller than 10kg. 12kg will do everything in king size
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Front load. You won't see it immediatly the result. After few wash and high speed, you will see some abnormal. Specially lady cloth. For rubberband specially underwear, sure spoil. You do the spinning from wash wet till it dry as set time. This is not you can set.

High spinning will press something against the wall. But too will stress the object.

For wash comforter or big size, look for WM that have this kind of mode wash. If it don't have it mean not for this kind of wash.
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Any comment about panasonic 7kg model na-f70b2 = rm699 and samsung 7.5kg model wa95w9 = rm799. Dilemma which one to choose. my wife keep pressing me about tangle free technology from samsung but i m prefer pana cause my mom's wm about 10years old doest give me any headache. samsung wobble n tangle free tech is really reliable?
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Any comment about panasonic 7kg model na-f70b2 = rm699 and samsung 7.5kg model wa95w9 = rm799. Dilemma which one to choose. my wife keep pressing me about tangle free technology from samsung but i m prefer pana cause my mom's wm about 10years old doest give me any headache. samsung wobble n tangle free tech is really reliable?
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Panasonic used to be national loooonnnggg time ago.
National has a good reputation with long lasting goods.
But things has evolved, most products comes not from Japan anymore (China , Vietnam etc)
Things that are good in the past may have changed as price is king and to cater to this, cost needs to be cut.

Have reservation about Pana, based on current feedback from forum members about their air-cond quality nowadays.
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QUOTE(corniecorn @ Feb 14 2012, 12:41 PM)
hi guys,

I came across to this Electrolux front load 7kg Washer/5kg dryer, the price is about RM1599.

Just wonder anyone here using Electrolux Front Load Washer + Dryer ?? Any comment on it?? I wonder how is the durability and is it good to purchase a washer and dryer in the same unit?
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where did u get this? planning to get for my wifey
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Hi all,
I would like to ask the opinion in the choice of washing machine.
Currently my parents just bought a new washing machine yesterday, yeah, I was shocking also because they just bought the new one without asking me first... laugh.gif

Before this, we're using the Panasonic 7KG washing machine, but unfortunately that washing machine only lasted for about 5 years.... And as a replacement, they bought a new washing machine, same brand, which is Panasonic, but more 'merrier' than before.... It has inverter function, 14KG (TOO Overkill I think for only four person at house right now).... It's top-loading inverter series from Panasonic, NA-FS14X2.. The price that they paid for this washing machine is RM1600! sweat.gif

I would like to know whether anyone here has experienced using that type of washing machine? Is that washing machine is okay? Does it motor is direct-drive? Sorry for too much questions.... I'm worried if the same incident happened again to this new washing machine.... My parents just bought it without doing broad research before buy it.... hmm.gif

NA-FS14X2 OFFICIAL SPECIFICATION
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Bro,

considering a cloth washing and dryer combo machine...
any recommendation?

im looking at LG Front Loaded Washing Machine #WD-CD1014S price at rm3000... is it a good buy?

or any other better option? the cheaper the better...
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Hi bro.
mind to share where to buy ....?
quite cheap woh....
thank you.


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sorry I bought 148VG3 actually tongue.gif

Just found cookwithjamie said it was selling at bdr sri permaisuri (TBC Electric) at RM1980, feel so butt hurt now
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HI bro,

mind to share how is ur washing machine...?
nice ..? clean ? noisy...?
i still considering this model.....
thank for sharing.....

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Hi,

I am looking for a budget < 600 fully auto washing machine.
No extra features required. just wash and spin is good enough.

Any good model to recommend please?

THanks

Is there any good repairman nearby PJ too?
if possible, wanna fix up the current one sad.gif

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Electrolux always do the best...hav been using their dryer,washerX2, oven, fridge,vacuum...and soon might get their air cond as well...biggrin.gif...if wan better then go get miele...drop also wont spoil!..but cost 10k for a machine...
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Sorry to bump this topic.

I am currently considering a 16kg washing machine from Hitachi and Panasonic. Hitachi model is SF-160KJS. Panasonic model is NA-FS16X2.

Appreciate if you guys have any comments on these two models.

Thanks.
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Sorry to bump this topic.

I am currently considering a 16kg washing machine from Hitachi and Panasonic. Hitachi model is SF-160KJS. Panasonic model is NA-FS16X2.

Appreciate if you guys have any comments on these two models.

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Inverter top load vs Non-inverter top load.

The price is quite same range.


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QUOTE(YJYYEE @ May 12 2012, 10:46 PM)
Electrolux always do the best...hav been using their dryer,washerX2, oven, fridge,vacuum...and soon might get their air cond as well...biggrin.gif...if wan better then go get miele...drop also wont spoil!..but cost 10k for a machine...
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Any forumers here come across of PANASONIC NA148VG3, any comments?

Home Dec was selling RM2,199

Eco Navi Front Load Washing Machine

Washing capacity : 8kg
Eco Navi & Intelligent Inverter Technology - 55% evergy saving (A+++)
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Hi all,
I would like to ask the opinion in the choice of washing machine.
Currently my parents just bought a new washing machine yesterday, yeah, I was shocking also because they just bought the new one without asking me first... laugh.gif

Before this, we're using the Panasonic 7KG washing machine, but unfortunately that washing machine only lasted for about 5 years.... And as a replacement, they bought a new washing machine, same brand, which is Panasonic, but more 'merrier' than before.... It has inverter function, 14KG (TOO Overkill I think for only four person at house right now).... It's top-loading inverter series from Panasonic, NA-FS14X2.. The price that they paid for this washing machine is RM1600!  sweat.gif

I would like to know whether anyone here has experienced using that type of washing machine? Is that washing machine is okay? Does it motor is direct-drive? Sorry for too much questions.... I'm worried if the same incident happened again to this new washing machine.... My parents just bought it without doing broad research before buy it....  hmm.gif

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Hi May i know where you brought this washing machine, i am also looking for the same brand.
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Hi May i know where you brought this washing machine, i am also looking for the same brand.
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looking for a top loader WM with a budget of <RM1k, and looking for something 8 - 10kg (just 4 people at home)

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My mum just bought a new 12kg wash/dry inverter wm. However I hv nvr seen & heard this brand b4 but as told its fully import from korea, with the price about RM1k++. Anyway my mum loves this new wm so much & its so quiet when operate.


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My mum just bought a new 12kg wash/dry inverter wm. However I hv nvr seen & heard this brand b4 but as told its fully import from korea, with the price about RM1k++. Anyway my mum loves this new wm so much & its so quiet when operate.
That's an LG and it's definitely not just RM 1k+. More like 7k for that size.
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My mum just bought a new 12kg wash/dry inverter wm. However I hv nvr seen & heard this brand b4 but as told its fully import from korea, with the price about RM1k++. Anyway my mum loves this new wm so much & its so quiet when operate.
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Eh... Is that LG? Why different name? My WM same exactly as your picture. But cost rm3700.
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Any comment about panasonic 7kg model na-f70b2 = rm699 and samsung 7.5kg model wa95w9 = rm799. Dilemma which one to choose. my wife keep pressing me about tangle free technology from samsung but i m prefer pana cause my mom's wm about 10years old doest give me any headache. samsung wobble n tangle free tech is really reliable?
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Just went to jusco today and i have the same questions.

Jusco is selling samsung wa95w9 at rm 729 until 6 june 2012

according to salesman,

panasonic
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color fade when exposed to sun
tangle free
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As samsung is a new model, we don't know whether it will last.


My hitachi washing machine konked after 2 - 3 years, not going to buy hitachi anymore

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Am considering top loading washing machine...any recommendations on which brand to buy? Was thinking of Panasonic, Hitachi and Samsung...

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Their customer service also difficult to reach.

heard from honest salesman, pana is most reliable (less complaint) but less features than samsung.



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Don't buy hitachi, my washing machine only lasted 2-3 years.

Their customer service also difficult to reach.

heard from honest salesman, pana is most reliable (less complaint) but less features than samsung.
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Hi Jalsrix..thanks for the feedback...i guess now i will have a headache with Panasonic and Samsung..tongue.gif...From my research, Panasonic's washing machine is still using the "net" thingy, while Samsung is using the plastic type thingy where u can just open up and wash...Hope im right..
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Hi Jalsrix..thanks for the feedback...i guess now i will have a headache with Panasonic and Samsung..tongue.gif...From my research, Panasonic's washing machine is still using the "net" thingy, while Samsung is using the plastic type thingy where u can just open up and wash...Hope im right..
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Are you talking about the lint filter ie. net and plastic ?

samsung (good feature)
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tempered glass which is scratch proof
plastic lint filter


pana (good feature)
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reliable ie. not much complaint from customer


Problem is how many years can samsung last before KONK ? whistling.gif

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Any forumers here come across of PANASONIC NA148VG3, any comments?

Home Dec was selling RM2,199

Eco Navi Front Load Washing Machine

Washing capacity : 8kg
Eco Navi & Intelligent Inverter Technology - 55% evergy saving (A+++)
3D Sensor Technology
1400rpm spin speed (5 spin speed selection)
Auto Power Off
Sazanami Drum
HydroActive+
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Added on May 29, 2012, 10:28 pmThinking to buy this Panasonic or Samsung WF1804WPC. Prices are about the same. Any comments?

Tqvm

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Are you talking about the lint filter ie. net and plastic ?

samsung (good feature)
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tempered glass which is scratch proof
plastic lint filter
pana (good feature)
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reliable ie. not much complaint from customer
Problem is how many years can samsung last before KONK ?  whistling.gif
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QUOTE(franson @ May 28 2012, 09:54 PM)
My mum just bought a new 12kg wash/dry inverter wm. However I hv nvr seen & heard this brand b4 but as told its fully import from korea, with the price about RM1k++. Anyway my mum loves this new wm so much & its so quiet when operate.
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with such features le
electrolux cheapest can get also 2700 only
and your cost only 1000+?
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guys.. is beko a good brand? anyone has any experience? heard its made in turkey and well received in europe. don't know if its as good as electrolux or pana... looking for a front load 7kg... currently beko has offer RM2999 for one washing machine+one dryer...
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no Toshiba user here?  sweat.gif
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toshiba user here, not bad for the WM, but sometimes a bit "bising" , but still consider ok  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif
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thank u for ur feedback  wink.gif  may i know which model u're using?
I actually like Toshiba appliances but i see mostly r Samsung fans here.. lol
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I am using the LG direct drive inverter range, top loading.
Been using for half year.
Stable, quiet and good.
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I am planning to buy new washing machine........and i put washing machine at my back yard, if heavy rain, can kena rain......which washing machine brand is "water proof"? Which brand/model can put outdoor?

Thank you

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I am planning to buy new washing machine........and i put washing machine at my back yard, if heavy rain, can kena rain......which washing machine brand is "water proof"? Which brand/model can put outdoor?

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Best to stand it over washing machine / fridge legs so that it's easier even if when washing the floor.

If front loading, go homefix or any hardware shop like Ace and get the washing machine cover. Think they have for top loading too. The ones made by Rayen from Europe. Used to use one. Be warned, these cover's may not last long and if you wash in hot, it keeps the machine sweaty.
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I am planning to buy new washing machine........and i put washing machine at my back yard, if heavy rain, can kena rain......which washing machine brand is "water proof"? Which brand/model can put outdoor?

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Don't think that any brand have water proof WM. But it is bad to put outside. I did put outside before with a roof to shield the rain. But

The WM part very fast spoil.
The rat like to chew the wire inside the WM.
The body will get rust faster. Specially start from below.
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There is no WM with IP in the market. IP is not applicable when there is an opening. WM is just not build with this kind of outdoor resistant. Build a metal box to around the WM. My guess is that the WM will not emit much heat. So a box around it will not be a problem.
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Just bought electrolux front loading 8kg one month back, it does shake real hard when spinning, but as long as it is not moving across the ground, i guess it should be fine.
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Just bought electrolux front loading 8kg one month back, it does shake real hard when spinning, but as long as it is not moving across the ground, i guess it should be fine.
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If the leg can be turn, try to level it. It reduce the vibration.
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QUOTE(lingleeyen @ Jul 13 2012, 10:34 AM)
There is no WM with IP in the market. IP is not applicable when there is an opening. WM is just not build with this kind of outdoor resistant. Build a metal box to around the WM. My guess is that the WM will not emit much heat. So a box around it will not be a problem.
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Added on July 15, 2012, 6:48 pmi m looking a washing machine 10kg Sharp RM1200 new ellipce model...top load...
....is it good deal....sharp ok ke?

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u sure 1k+?
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electrolux cheapest can get also 2700 only
and your cost only 1000+?
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not really... i got Electrolux from Iambloodysick at RM1.5K. He is very accomodating and the important is the price he given reasonable and best. I bought mostly appliances from him.
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my samsung WM not even 2 years suddenly stop spinning. general warranty finished but only motor warranty for 5 years... if stop spinning is it the motor problem?
Ask samsung come and check also quote me service charge call of rm80 to 150

Anyone can advise if this is a motor problem?
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QUOTE(ruben7389 @ Jul 17 2012, 10:11 PM)
my samsung WM not even 2 years suddenly stop spinning.  general warranty finished but only motor warranty for 5 years... if stop spinning is it the motor problem?
Ask samsung come and check also quote me service charge call of rm80 to 150

Anyone can advise if this is a motor problem?
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?? My mum said she only paid 120 for the motor after she used her samsung WM for 9 years. She claimed she called the Samsung Service Centre. She did not say anything about the service charge.
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?? My mum said she only paid 120 for the motor after she used her samsung WM for 9 years. She claimed she called the Samsung Service Centre. She did not say anything about the service charge.
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Rm120 for a new motor or nothing but modification from the break down motor?

New motor / PCB will never cost this little of money though.


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Rm120 for a new motor or nothing but modification from the break down motor?

New motor / PCB will never cost this little of money though.
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I guess that is an old design motor which is normal. The new direct drive inverter motor is control by electronic. Sure cost more.
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QUOTE(ruben7389 @ Jul 17 2012, 10:11 PM)
my samsung WM not even 2 years suddenly stop spinning.  general warranty finished but only motor warranty for 5 years... if stop spinning is it the motor problem?
Ask samsung come and check also quote me service charge call of rm80 to 150

Anyone can advise if this is a motor problem?
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My Samsung (the 10kg with diamond drum) broke down just after using 1 yr! It was able to spin only one direction and customer service so slow and they told me no stock for the parts. Took them 3-4 trips to my plc to check, get back to me, come back to fix and realized the bottom drum cant be open and came back 4th trip to repair it. And my problem is the clutch. Took them almost 3 weeks.

So in meanwhile, I have no choice but to buy a new Electrolux washing machine. After they repaired the Samsung, I was charge rm250! Current 10kg machine cost less than Rm1k. Previously I was using LG and it lasted a good 12 yrs.
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Rm120 for a new motor or nothing but modification from the break down motor?

New motor / PCB will never cost this little of money though.
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Sorry, it is not 120. Just got a clarification from mum. It is 90 only for the motor replacement and mum took out 90 only from her purse. She did not mention about the trip charge and all or else old auntie would have complained here and there.

Also, this is a belt driven WM. PCB has never burnt before. Guess that she is lucky with this one.
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?? My mum said she only paid 120 for the motor after she used her samsung WM for 9 years. She claimed she called the Samsung Service Centre. She did not say anything about the service charge.
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I saw on my LG WM , the Direct Drive motor, warranty 10 years wor.... blush.gif
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I saw on my LG WM , the Direct Drive motor, warranty 10 years wor....  blush.gif
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The new 1 is warranty 10yrs. The motor is different from the old 1.
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Beko machines used to be sold as "Europa" by Kee Huat Radio here, they are made in Turkey. Ours died after 12 years with a failing water pump / timer (program control) + weakening motor and with no spares available.

Before you buy any washing machine, do check on the service availability locally. Online reviews on customer service cover for overseas market and is not exactly applicable to us. As I still remember waiting for nearly 3 weeks for the rubber gasket for our "Europa" machine to be flown in from UK and we replaced the gasket ourselves. The part was from "Beko"

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Hi GUYS n GIRLS...

im new to this washing machine forum, need some advises from u friends since i need to look for new machine now..

well currently we using ELECTROLUX FRONTLOADER.. my dad bought it on 13/10/2001, not sure with what price..
After 11 years used, just today the machine's drum not spinning. I have no idea what could be the issue...already contacted technician, coming tomorrow to check it out...

first time dealing with washing machines, so when i looked on this brand my first impression was bad, i asked my mom why never go for samsung/panasonic/thosiba maybe could have last longer...when i started to explore then i got to know ELECTROLUX one of the top.. good reviews from users.. so now i feel the machine i have now not under rated 1... the 11 years life span is the solid proof...

in case that drum cant be repaired, i would happily go after ELECTROLUX FRONTLOADER again, 2001 machine manual, now 2012 should be more advance...Need to check the prices now..

Any other brands you guys suggesting ?

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Just bought electrolux front loading 8kg one month back, it does shake real hard when spinning, but as long as it is not moving across the ground, i guess it should be fine.
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what model, price and where u bought it ?

mine 2001 machine, already used 11 years now the drum not spinning.. i might go for ELECTROLUX again..
ya the spinning noise loud and the vibration quite noise.. i thought mine 11 years old machine so its like that...
even current also same is it ?


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QUOTE(GHOSTVIC @ Jul 24 2012, 11:44 PM)
what model, price and where u bought it ?

mine 2001 machine, already used 11 years now the drum not spinning.. i might go for ELECTROLUX again..
ya the spinning noise loud and the vibration quite noise.. i thought mine 11 years old machine so its like that...
even current also same is it ?
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bought at harvey norman.
front loading 8kg.
about 3k, with 5 years warranty 3.5k.

wow, for 10 years, sweat.gif , better go for a new one.
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bought at harvey norman.
front loading 8kg.
about 3k, with 5 years warranty 3.5k.

wow, for 10 years,  sweat.gif , better go for a new one.
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That is a bit expensive for a 8kg WM.
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That is a bit expensive for a 8kg WM.
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Hi Just wanna ask, I can see that the top load got until 15kg-16kg. I figure that with this size, there should not be a problem washing king size quilt and some bulky item.

What is the suitable front load size that are able to wash king size quilt?

And is there a different meaning for Top Load (kg) and Front Load (Kg) stated.
Top load u can see 7,9,10,12,15,16kg... but for front load is only 7, 8, 9, 10. I think LG front load have something higher.
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QUOTE(kiasu84 @ Jul 25 2012, 11:14 AM)
Hi Just wanna ask, I can see that the top load got until 15kg-16kg. I figure that with this size, there should not be a problem washing king size quilt and some bulky item.

What is the suitable front load size that are able to wash king size quilt?

And is there a different meaning for Top Load (kg) and Front Load (Kg) stated.
Top load u can see 7,9,10,12,15,16kg... but for front load is only 7, 8, 9, 10. I think LG front load have something higher.
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Check the spec that have this kind of washing. Or see the dial have this function or not. LG have 14kg max load for front loader. 12kg can wash queens size quilt.

But some WM have lower kg but can wash quilt. Cause the drum is bigger.
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I just checked my 11 years old ELECTROLUX frontloader, EW548F 5KG...
my dad bought it for RM1500, and its imported made in ITALY... no wonder can last that long...


another neighbour using same brand different model, almost 20 years still in good condition she told...maybe my mom overloaded the machine instead of 5kg load...

And checked at SENG HENG, for electrolux where current products made in Thailand... im not sure how long it gonna last, ya for cut cost purpose everything made at CHINA THAILAND INDONESIA VIETNAM... but why the price still high.. just because their past background has good remarks where things were made abroad...


How about getting PANASONIC, 10KG member price 2500 i heard, is it worth buying ?


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QUOTE(kons @ Jul 25 2012, 08:45 AM)
bought at harvey norman.
front loading 8kg.
about 3k, with 5 years warranty 3.5k.

wow, for 10 years,  sweat.gif , better go for a new one.
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which model of 8KG ELECTROLUX you bought friend ? warranty just 5 years, RM3.5K ?


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If going for front loading, suggest you look for Induction or Inverter Motor, the standard motors used on this machines are Universal Motor which is very noisy during spin. I am currently using Panasonic, after replacing our previous Front Loading machine which also lasted for about 11 years.

If drum not spinning, but you can hear the motor working then it could be the belt snapped off. Can be DIY if you want. if the belt has snapped then you need to get it from Electrolux, chances are they may have stock.


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QUOTE(dayalan86 @ Jul 25 2012, 09:51 PM)
If going for front loading, suggest you look for Induction or Inverter Motor, the standard motors used on this machines are Universal Motor which is very noisy during spin. I am currently using Panasonic, after replacing our previous Front Loading machine which also lasted for about 11 years.

If drum not spinning, but you can hear the motor working then it could be the belt snapped off. Can be DIY if you want. if the belt has snapped then you need to get it from Electrolux, chances are they may have stock.
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ya drum not spinning.. i never check about the motor not sure working or not..
as u said the belt snapped off and taken from the bottom of machine.. also a ball bearing dropped from inside..
need to call technician to check out, im not sure how much it will cost
can get from Electrolux ? mine is old machine..
DIY means ?




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Anyone using electrolux washer/dryer combo (EWW1273 or EWW1274)? Is this kind of combo machine durable?
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QUOTE(GHOSTVIC @ Jul 25 2012, 09:27 PM)
which model of 8KG ELECTROLUX you bought friend ? warranty just 5 years, RM3.5K ?
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should be ewf 10831, yeah, it's kinda expensive.. but from my experience, electrolux after sales is good.

my old house is using an electrolux water filter.. installed it back in 1993.
until now, they are still servicing it every year, they still have stocks for the filter, uv tube, and external filter.

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Just wan2 share some info
electrolux model EWF14821 in Singapore is selling at S$950= RM2375(Maybe after discount). But in Malaysia is retailing at RM4080. Abit crazy dun you think. Its like 40% discount.

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QUOTE(GHOSTVIC @ Jul 25 2012, 10:29 PM)
ya drum not spinning.. i never check about the motor not sure working or not..
as u said the belt snapped off and taken from the bottom of machine.. also a ball bearing dropped from inside..
need to call technician to check out, im not sure how much it will cost
can get from Electrolux ? mine is old machine..
DIY  means ?
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If ball bearing fell off, I think it maybe an expensive repair. They do carry certain wear and tear parts like belts, the rubber gaskets etc for at least about 13 years. But of course are you going to spend about RM 200-300 repair for a machine that may or may not last for another 2 or 3 years down the road. But the truth is the old washing machines are much more lasting compared to current new generation ones, we will be happy if our Panasonic made it past 7 years.


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I've bought a Samsung WM model WF-0702WKC, 7kg front loader with inverter motor with 10 years warranty for 1.7k at Harvey Norman. The displayed price is 2290 and they claim that they're having promotion for that specific model for 3 days and today is the last day. Haven't been doing research on Samsung as my top loader WM suddenly will not power up last Saturday and in need for a quick repair/replacement. Figure out that buying a new one would be less hassle and more economic since the previous one has lasted 7 years already.

Planning to buy top loader as expecting front loader to be >2k but when browsing through the front loader section, found few Electrolux WM with price tag of 1790. Was calculating my budget as I'm buying an aircon as well when this salesman brought my attention to this Samsung model which is on offer. Went to survey top loader as well but my mind was contemplating between Electrolux and Samsung.

Lastly, I went for Samsung as it was on promotion and comparing function and warranty wise, it suppose to be the best bang for buck.

But when I read this thread, seems like some people are having problem with Samsung's WM. Is it reallly bad? Anyway, my previous WM was also a Samsung and it didn't give any problem after 7 years of service.
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I dont recommend the washer dryer combo. I am using EWW1273W.

This is my personal experience, end of 1st year the control panel board failed. Replace under warranty.

Sometime the humidity sensor also screw up. prematurely terminate the drying cycle(auto detect the dryness)

Today the control panel board failed again ngam ngam end the 2 year warranty

My perception on Electrolux washer durability is definitely gone with this model experience. Maybe i got a lemon. I dont know.

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Anyone using electrolux washer/dryer combo (EWW1273 or EWW1274)? Is this kind of combo machine durable?
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LG DD motor, 13kg, warranty 10years, top load, any one using it? salesman said this model is good, any 1 can gv some comment?
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looking at this panasonic top load NA-FS14x2 around RM1700. anyone using it mind to share their experience?
warranty is 5 years motor only, the rest is 2 years.

thanks

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General Electric Front Load 8.5kg Washer + General Electric Front Load 8.5kg Dryer = RM4999. The Washer come with basket clean function, can clean the drum with a single button only.
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QUOTE(Kelifu @ Aug 20 2012, 01:12 AM)
General Electric Front Load 8.5kg Washer + General Electric Front Load 8.5kg Dryer = RM4999. The Washer come with basket clean function, can clean the drum with a single button only.
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Look like expensive.
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I just bought a front loaded Electrolux washing machine.. I put it at my yard, might have possibility to spray by raining sometimes.. Scare will damage the buttons..

Can some1 advise me where can buy a front loaded washing machine COVER ?

Thanks .
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Anyone selling brand new washing machine here?
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Just for sharing. Bought a Toshiba AW-1190SM (10kg) top loaded for RM1,100 (inclusive delivery) at kepong today

The 9Kg load Tohsiba AW-9790SM cost RM900. (Jusco tagged as RM1,099 & Best Denki RM999)

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looking for new W/M & i have shortlisted on the following top load model becos fit my budget

1. LG WF-CL850 - RM880 (8.5kg) - Warranty 5y motor + 2y service
2. Panasonic NA-F80B2 - RM960 (8kg) - Warranty 5y motor/service
3. Electrolux EWT704 - RM1000 (7kg) - Warranty 2y motor/service.

can you guy advise which model more reliable and more value for money and if the prices are fairly quoted to me..

still undecided and still open for any other suggestion within budget <1K

thanks
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QUOTE(DJSoo @ Aug 22 2012, 02:30 AM)
I just bought a front loaded Electrolux washing machine.. I put it at my yard, might have possibility to spray by raining sometimes.. Scare will damage the buttons..

Can some1 advise me where can buy a front loaded washing machine COVER ?

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QUOTE(xin-xin @ Sep 1 2012, 04:00 PM)
Just for sharing. Bought a Toshiba AW-1190SM (10kg) top loaded for RM1,100 (inclusive delivery) at kepong today

The 9Kg load Tohsiba AW-9790SM cost RM900.  (Jusco tagged as RM1,099 & Best Denki RM999)
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Yup, sound reasonable...
I bought 10kg Toshiba also at RM1099.
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any feedback on toshiba brand ? just included the AW-9790SM into my radar as well..might go with this W/M since the biggest within 3 that I shorlisted earlier..
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just sharing
in 2008 i bought a samsung top loader 8kg washing machine with 5y motor warranty.
in 2011 nov for what ever reason the washing machine caught fire by itself. (i dont turn off the power all these time btw)
reported to samsung and they replace with a newer model FOC.
they took the burnt washing machine and send it back to korea for product assessment.
in the mean time while they process the replacement (around 2 1/2m) i bought a panasonic top loader 6.5kg. quite silent which i find as a good features.
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any one can reccomend me top load one 6-7kg for rm500 or less?
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For people who stay in a Condo / Studio where space is limited, is it a wiser option to get a Washing Machine + Dryer combo?

2 function in 1 device.

Checked around the price is about RM2999, is it worth buying?

Pro:
Space-saving.
Nicer surrounding look (no need to hang up your clothes at laundry/balcony esp. those who stay in a condo).

Con:
If parts failure, 2 devices also cannot use.
Expensive.

Kindly comment, thank you. smile.gif

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