Frigidaire Gas Washer/Dryer Laundry Center - 3.9 Cu. Ft Washer and 5.5 Cu. Ft. Dryer

Frigidaire Gas Washer/Dryer Laundry Center

by CP49

Submitted 05-20-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Without doubt, the best bang for your laundry buck! Standard size washer and dryer in a truly compact form factor. All operations are done standing up, no stooping to load or unload anything. Easy to clean and maintain. It has all the wash/dry cycles you will ever need. All this at half the price and two-thirds the size of the fancy stacked washer/dryers. You won't be disappointed.

My first new laundry center

by Janeltk

Submitted 05-19-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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I am 73 years old and this is the first time that I've owned a new washer and dryer.I chose Frigidaire because of its reliability and value. I was amazed that a stackable laundry center could be full-sized. The washer works wonderfully and it's easy to use.The dryer dries my clothes in half the time as my old dryer (Maytag) did and the loads in that were much smaller. I am certainly pleased with my purchase and would recommend Frigidaire to anyone interested in buying an appliance. Frigidaire is a name you can trust!

Compact and efficient laundry center

by JOLIE516

Submitted 05-17-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Needed to replace my old, failing stackable washer dryer unit. This unit was priced right and fit down my narrow staircase. The washer has many settings, as does the dryer. And it does a great job cleaning my clothes. It's a great basic unit. Not alot of bells and whistles, but gets the job done right.

by Joe Ei

Submitted 05-12-23

clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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it does not spin after 3 month of use

A great, new version in a new home

by Jon a contractor and

Submitted 05-10-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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In our previous home we had the same model, when we moved to this home the couple that bought our home wanted to basically move in.... so they bought it with all our appliances and some furniture.....one piece was our washer/dryer....In our new home we changed to a side by side unit....and shortly had problems and it was replaced with our choice...and we chose a new Frigidaire!!!!!Again we got the same one with some update to it. And it was like 'an old friend' again. From the moment it was hooked up everything has been perfect, again. Our laundry room used to be part of our walk in closet so we used to set the dry to go hummmmmm away and put us to sleep. In this house the laundry room is pretty much wide open to the family room, where we have meals, hang out with friends and family and watch the news or movies as we all gather....and be it washing or drying it is no distraction. Its not visible, but its pretty open, but the machine is pretty quiet for what its doing.We have had no complaints and only once or twice has someone looked quizzical....?? "Is that the washer?" And gone to look in the next room, which leads to the guest bathroom and has the door to the back yard and pool..... "I didn't even realize its the washer, I can hear the hum....how convenient."It is convenient, for pool towels and cloths, to throw stuff in before grabbing something from the kitchen to go....and so on.When the lid is down, it's a great spot to toss a few things in and leave something onto as a reminder..."there is room and laundry to do...." The 'dings' the machine makes as both reminders and alerts, with out being annoying as some machines are. It does its job both quick and efficiently, and we frequently have guests for bbq and pool parties and for vacations and business (being in Los Angeles we have friends and family that come in for business they try to spend at least 1 night at our house instead of in a random hotel) and the simplicity of machine makes it great for anyone to use.Hot/cold - quick wash - dry - etc etc..... 'press start'....ding ...done.It dry does its job quick and both the previous one and this one.... it comes out fluffy and warm and spot on. The unit it is replacing had a sensor in a spot that even the techs that serviced the machine would say "off the record, it is in a bad spot, it will give bad readings on being dry...."Now the Frigidaire - like I said, when it dings..... I do not recall getting damp or kind of dry cloths. Nothing is 100% perfect in life, but I sure don't recall it even crossing my mind, so it's got to be pretty good. (I do about 80% of the laundry in our house...the rest is some our house keeper, guests and the Wifey - she's happy if I just try to do it so its one less thing to think of)So if I had my choice, and room is not a problem (because it's not for us) I'd pick Frigidaire and I'd pick this model. Maybe the next house, I'll pick a different color - if that is an option. Which would be very cool!!!!