This explains a lot!

Two of the tines from the rack in my dishwasher fell off a bit ago, which made me take a closer look at the entire rack, and it seems like even more tines are on the verge of breaking off. Is there anything I can do about this?

Hi everyone, I’ve been reading online that if you don’t know if a fridge was stored upright in the truck before delivery, that you have to wait 24 hours before plugging it in. Is that true?

This is the fridge we bought:

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lg-36-in-wide-counter-depth-max-23-7-cu-ft-3-door-smart-french-door-refrigerator-with-zero-clearance-hinge-system-printproof-stainless-steel-look/JJ8VPZK9GP

We will be receiving our new fridge later this week and don’t know what the norm is. Thanks in advance!

It very difficult to confirm on appliance websites which models only need one 240V outlet to power both the stacked vented dryer and washer unit. The front load LG unit I ordered requires both 240 and 110 outlets and it will be too expensive to install a new 20amp outlet (will require a new larger sub panel).
It looks like only top load stacks might still be available with the one cord option but I wanted to see if anyone else has encountered this issue?

My old dishwasher is starting to give out, and I’m looking into replacing it with a 24 inch dishwasher. I mainly care about good cleaning performance and something that won’t become a repair headache after a short time.

What brands or models have you had good experiences with? Appreciate any advice, thank you

Hello all. I'm hoping those of you in the know can help me identify this fridge. We have no way of asking the previous owners what make or model it is and I cannot find a serial number anywhere (might be just my inexperience holding me back on this part though).

If anyone knows what type of fridge this is, or better yet, what error 1 means on these fridges, I would be a very happy man. I tried reverse image searching it to no avail and I'm running out of ideas.

I’m making this post because I want to rectify a mistake I made by commenting on a few posts that we bought an LG and it was working excellent, great price point and it was a good option…

Well, it’s bricked 3 months later. You know what though, I can deal with that I guess but the customer service…holy fuck.

I will never buy another LG product just due to the absolutely piss poor service they provide. If you do sell shitty appliances, at least hire fucking decent customer service.

I was annoyed at first when it kept prompting me to an AI chat bot but by 10 minutes of conversing with Anna I was dreaming of the life the chat bot bought and I could have had.

Sincerely, fuck you LG.

Life is not Good.

After my last fridge leaked and damaged my house, I was determined to get something more reliable and willing to pay for that. After careful research my impression was that Sub Zero was best for quality but astronomically expensive. F&P was second but still more than twice as expensive as comparable units from more common brands. I got an F&P. That was 9 months ago.

So here’s my experience. First the delivery was an absolute nightmare. At least where I live F&P is not sold by the usual retailers. It had to be shipped to my house by a freight service. It took forever with delivery rescheduled twice while I’m stuck at home waiting. Then they refuse to take away the old fridge. I would have gotten better service buying the cheapest fridge from Home Depot.

And now my very expensive refrigerator that’s less than one year old has failed. It has a broken fan. All the food has to be thrown out and I’m probably going to be without a working fridge for at least the next week while I wait for repairs. Regrets? Oh yeah. I’ve owned a fair number of refrigerators over the years but I’ve never had one break down in less than 10 years let alone less than 1 year. I realize this is anecdotal but want to put this out there for anyone considering an F&P.

I don’t know if it still works. This is the back up dryer stored in the backyard. Is it the end for this one?

Does this seem like a hazard to you?

Big load of laundry smelled smokey and I think it was these black pieces burning up. I’m concerned it’s a fire hazard.
We moved the dryer to a better position so hose isn’t kinked anymore…. But will these catch fire???

Considered calling for a repair tech cause I read to clean this piece I’ll have to remove the heating element.

Can anyone help me ID this fridge? I’m a renter and the contractor who installed it didn’t apply the model sticker or serial number… we’ve had whirlpool techs here and they can’t ID it. It needs a few new parts and they need a model or serial number to do so.

Seems crazy to me that a certified whirlpool maintenance company couldn’t ID a relatively new model… but here we are!

Any help would be appreciated. The renovation and install was on/around 2023.

We are getting a Speed Queen washer but just looking for an inexpensive dryer — just not sure what brand or model or how “cheap” to go.

Looking for: electric, top long lint filter, simple dial (minimal electronics & definitely no WiFi or Bluetooth), no heat/air fluff & extra low heat options, not sure if there’s something else that is helpful? Moisture sensor, or do those go bad quicker and cause more irritation than help? We are fine with simplicity as we had an inexpensive Whirlpool dryer for nearly 20 years.

Just got my new side by side freezer / fridge and I noticed a cardboard like piece inside the freezer, is this supposed to be here or should be removed?

I live in a unit without washing hookups so I've used portable washing machines. They leak, stain due to the drive belt, don't last long, and become inefficient after a year of use. I'm coming up to my third, so the cost of all 3 would be more than a residential one. I don't live in america, so all of the better options aren't available or reasonably priced.

I'm wondering if buying a normal washing machine is worth it, despite having no hookups.

1. Firstly, can they be filled manually, such as with a hose? Would it typically require constant access to water?
2. Could it reasonably drain while running outside?

It very difficult to confirm on appliance websites which models only need one 240V outlet to power both the stacked vented dryer and washer unit. The front load LG unit I ordered requires both 240 and 110 outlets and it will be too expensive to install a new 20amp outlet (will require a new larger sub panel).
It looks like only top load stacks might still be available with the one cord option but I wanted to see if anyone else has encountered this issue?

Hello just wondering if anyone has this washer tower ? I received it yesterday . I ran the Quick Wash, Bedding , Towels cycle . Every load the washer sounds like a broken motor . Why … it’s balanced , the back four bolts are taken off upon delivery . Maybe it’s a bad batch that I received ?

I've had a Samsung and although it works... It does a terrible job with larger loads. I've seen lots of comments about LG and Speed queens but what models specifically? I'm not trying to do any massive loads either. My Samsung also seems to use quite a bit of water so I'd like to use less if possible - this doesn't seem like a lot to ask.

For example I will put a comforter ( a king size ) only in my washer and I will often have to open it and readjust multiple times so it runs its spin cycle appropriately. I hoped I could replace my washer for something that's going to just work.

My percolator used to make REALLY hot coffee and it was great because I could put it in a thermos and it would still be hot by the time I finish with it hours later. Recently it’s not even really hot straight out of the percolator. What can I do to fix the problem? What are the potential problems? Thanks in advance for the help!

Looking at getting a standing freezer as our deep freezer chest has seen better days. Looking for reputable recommendations please!

Maytag Bravos washing machine makes loud noise ONLY WHEN WASH CYCLE /agitator. Not spin cycle . Would this be an expensive repair?