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‘Speed Queen is the way to go’: Pittsburgh woman gets $748 Maytag washer after …
After her Kenmore floods, a Pittsburgh woman tries a $748 Maytag Pet Pro washer, but ends up wanting to return it the same day.
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Consumer Frustration Mounts Over New Maytag Washer Design
A recent social media video has ignited a debate among consumers regarding the efficacy of modern washing machine designs, particularly those lacking a central agitator. User "its_toogs" posted a video showcasing her new Maytag Pet Pro washer, expressing profound disappointment with its performance. "I need agitator. I don't care what none of y'all say, don't nothing feel clean without agitator," she asserted, highlighting her belief that clothes are not adequately cleaned without this traditional component. Her demonstration revealed laundry items remaining largely static and insufficiently submerged in the soapy water, necessitating manual intervention to ensure all garments were exposed to the wash cycle. She passionately argued for a return to designs that ensure consistent, unidirectional agitation, allowing for thorough circulation and cleaning of all items. The video, which has garnered significant attention, also revealed the machine's price point of $748 before taxes and fees, with a 5-year warranty, prompting viewers to question the value and innovation of current appliance technology. This user's experience reflects a growing sentiment among consumers who feel that newer, more "efficient" models compromise on fundamental cleaning capabilities, particularly for everyday items like towels that require robust washing.
