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Maytag MVWB950YW Bravos 4.6 Cu. Ft. White Top Load Washer - Energy Star
Maytag MVWB950YW Bravos 4.6 Cu. Ft. White Top Load Washer - Energy Star
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6932 in Major Appliances
- Size: 4.6 cu. ft.
- Color: White
- Brand: Maytag
- Model: MVWB950YW
- Dimensions: 175.00 pounds
Features
- 28" Top Load Washer with 4.6 cu. ft. Capacity
- 16 Wash Cycles
- PowerWash System
- Optimal Dispensers
- 28" Top Load Washer with 4.6 cu. ft. Capacity
- 16 Wash Cycles
- PowerWash System
- Optimal Dispensers
Product Description
Maytag MVWB950YW 28" Top Load Washer with 4.6 cu. ft. Capacity, 16 Wash Cycles, PowerWash System, Optimal Dispensers, Allergen Cycle and CEE Tier III Energy Star Qualified: White
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Big Improvement Over Our Old Kitchenaid
By J. Schick
We replaced our 6-year old Kitchenaid washer about two weeks ago with this machine as, even though still working, the Kitchenaid was giving my wife fits because it would stop in the middle of a cycle and because the agitator would totally twist laundry, particularly sheets, into a messy wad. Our new Maytag runs beautifully, the clothes actually come out significantly cleaner and not at all wadded, since there is no agitator. Also, the spin cycle removes more moistrure so we save time and energy in the dryer. It is also quieter. All the different settings we've tried so far have done a gret job. Caution: follow the directions exactly as given with respect to loading and with respect to the amount (small) of detergent, otherwise you might experience the kind of trouble reviewers on other sites have had. So far, my wife loves the machine.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Another frustrating Maytag experience
By Review Sleuth
So I'm usually smarter than this. I was one of the many poor sods who purchased a Maytag Neptune washer before it put Maytag out of business due to all of its little moldy quirks and problems (If you don't know, Whirlpool purchased Maytag-for a song, I'm guessing). Well, I limped my Neptune along for 12 years, which was quite impressive for a lemon, really. Then, when my moldy, stinky, Neptune finally blew its $400 circuit board, what did I do?? Buy another Maytag, of course. I must have watched too many Maytag commercials when I was growing up. OK, enough rambling. Here's the scoop on the Bravo washer:Cons:1. It grinds up your clothes. The "non" agitator has to grab your clothes to circulate them through the stingy water levels. The cool part is that you get to watch the damage happening through the nifty glass top.2. It has stingy water levels. Did I already mention that? I usually run every load on the "bulky" setting to even come close to getting my clothes exposed to enough water. That giant drum you see through the cool, glass lid? Not sure what it's for since you can't fill it up with clothes. I've literally pulled clothes out of a complete cycle that still had dry spots on them. Now I make sure not to fill the machine more than 1/3 full so that the clothes actually get exposed to water. A hose in the backyard would work better.Pros:1. Did I mention the cool, glass lid?So, here I am, 6 months later, wishing I'd read a few reviews, because it turns out that I'm not the only one who objects to having my clothes put through a grinder, and who also thinks a washing machine should actually get your clothes wet. But, hey, the repair guy who diagnosed my dead Neptune was the one who recommended the Bravo, so with my luck, it will run forever, and I'll just have to replace all of my clothes every year. But that glass lid, you gotta love it.
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