- Does the Pet Pro really remove pet hair?
- Yes. The Pet Pro option adds a filter and wash action that capture fur during the cycle. Owners report less hair on blankets and clothes, though the filter needs regular cleaning.
- Does it have an agitator?
- No. It uses a low-profile impeller plate, which frees space for bulky items. The trade-off is that long items can tangle more than in an agitator machine.
- Can it wash a king-size comforter?
- Yes. The 4.8 cu. ft. drum is sized for large bedding. Use a bulky or bedding cycle and check that the load stays balanced.
- Is it good for delicate fabrics?
- It can handle them on gentle cycles, but impeller washers are generally rougher than front-loaders. Use mesh bags for delicates.
- What is in the box?
- The washer, fill hoses and a drain hose are typically included. Check the listing for the exact accessories and required power and water connections.
- How does it compare with Maytag's agitator top-loaders?
- It offers more usable space and better pet-hair handling. Agitator models clean heavily soiled loads more aggressively but take up drum space.
- Where is the Maytag Pet Pro Washing Machine Impeller Large - White cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $744.72, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Maytag Pet Pro Washing Machine Impeller Large - White?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, Abt Electronics, Aj Madison, The Home Depot, Best Buy.