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Electrolux Front Load Washing Machine

Front Load Washing Machine

82% positive of 99 users 245 mentions
• Positive 38% (94) • Neutral 53% (130) • Negative 9% (21)

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What people loved

  • u/ForbesCars · buyitforlife · ▲ 17

    “… [truncated] … also hard on clothes so the machine will last forever, but your clothes won't. I had to go through this recently with our washer and in the end I went for an Electrolux front load washer (old dryer is still fine), it's very nice, but also pretty simple in many ways so it should last a long time. Outside of… [truncated] …”

  • u/SuitablyFakeUsername · buyitforlife · ▲ 5

    I got a matched set of Electrolux front loading machines on the recommendation of Consumer Repirts about three years ago and could not be happier. They do great with over sized loads as well as delicates and have a very… [truncated] …”

  • u/Dismal-Rich · appliances · ▲ 5

    I love my Electrolux front load - got it in 2011 and it’s only needed a gasket repair. Get it from Costco if you’re a member - 4.5 is 800 with a two year warranty.… [truncated] …”

Common complaints

  • u/Lifesabeach6789 · appliances · ▲ 1

    “My $5 B&D coffee grinder is still going strong since 1992. My $800 Dyson sh*t the bed after 4 months. $1600 Electrolux front load washer blew up and flooded my house at 3.5 years.”

Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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  • u/Za5kr0ni3c · ▲ 101 · Post
    positive
    buyfromeu “Are Electrolux appliances still a good, long lasting choice?”
    My parents had their entire kitchen kitted out in Electrolux and whirpool for over 30 years now and all of them still work without any issues whatsoever (in a very different story to Bosch or Samsung equivalents other family members bought). I finally coerced my grandma into getting her a dishwasher so needless to say I want to get her something from EU. Are Electrolux still a good choice or did they fall off over the years? What European made/owned home appliance brands would you recommend?
  • u/Significant_Fudge859 · ▲ 38 · Post
    neutral
    appliances “Keep 20 year old washer/dryer? Or buy new”
    Have the above 20ish year old washer / dryer (Maytag and Maytag Reforma respectively). We’re finding the dryer is consistently not drying on the automode and we are constantly having to run for a flat 90 minutes (wastes electricity and time). Also my wife is annoyed to always have to lean over (dryer only) and has already had surgery on back. FYI had the dryer venting tubing replaced last year when we bought the house because it was not up to code. My understanding is that any washer / dryer we buy today will save on utility bills. Who knows how much. Would you recommend just buying a new dryer? Or buying a washing machine while we’re at it to hopefully save some money on delivery/installation? (Laundry is downstairs in utility and we don’t have immediate plans to move upstairs to second floor…would probably be major construction…all this to say is we have decent space now). We’d probably get the lg or Electrolux in the below Wirecutter article with pedestal, and if we’re doing washer probably the mini washer underneath unless people say they’re crap). Would you just keep the washer hanging around in basement and hook back up in case a new washer starts to crap out? I know people say “they don’t build them like they used to” and just wait till they die, but the dryer is kind of annoying. Thanks for your thoughts. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-best-washer-and-dryer/
  • u/Unique_Following41 · ▲ 28 · Comment
    neutral
    laundry “I NEED A WASHING MACHINE THAT ISNT SHIT”
    I'm really confused. I have an old-ass Electrolux that works just fine. Why are you adding water to the cycle? It sounds like you're using too much detergent...maybe try doing an extra rinse cycle?
  • u/Shhhh_Peaceful · ▲ 27 · Comment
    neutral
    buyfromeu “Are Electrolux appliances still a good, long lasting choice?”
    In my previous apartment, I used an Electrolux induction hob for 11 years and it worked without any issues. In our new space, we got a very similar model from IKEA (rebranded Electrolux), and it has been faultless for the past 3 years.
  • u/PetriDishCocktail · ▲ 20 · Comment
    neutral
    laundry “I NEED A WASHING MACHINE THAT ISNT SHIT”
    Yep, the Electrolux is one of the highest rated front load washing machines. They don't use much water. It is a feature not a bug. I can pretty much guarantee the Electrolux front loader is going to clean better than 95% of all top loaders on the market! BTW: my previous machine was the Electrolux. It cleans well. But, it does appear like there's very, very little water in it. I have the GE profile now. When I press the "more water" button it does appear to have more water in it than the Electrolux ever did. But, it doesn't clean any better.

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