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The company has a reputation for having a lot of complex parts in their machines mixed with less-than-ideal electronic control modules. That isn't to say that Samsung washing machines are bad or ...

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The Amazon Great Indian Festival brings incredible discounts on Samsung washing machines, offering over 30% off on both top load and front load models. This sale is an excellent opportunity to ...

Most of Samsung’s options are on the more expensive ... As for doors, more people prefer to have their washing machine be top load, since you can open it during a cycle without getting water ...

In 2016, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for several models of top-loading Samsung washing machines ...

I moved into a brand new condo 4 years ago which included upon purchase a new Whirlpool front load washer and dryer. Please note these are condo size machines. Within the first year the ...

Get too big and you'll kill valuable space in your home. Buy one that's too small and you'll be doing unnecessary loads.

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It is an excellent opportunity to purchase the best washing machines available in the Indian market. The sale offers top choices from leading brands like Samsung, Panasonic, LG, and IFB.

FROM left: Jongwon Park (left), head of Washing Machine Module Lab at Samsung Electronics; Stella Jeong, living product planner at Samsung Electronics; and Daren Tay, vice president and regional ...

The most recent round of degrowth arguments was kicked off by a Dutch PhD candidate who wrote that we shouldn’t have washing machines — yes, washing machines. This story was first featured in ...