- Is an agitator washer better than an impeller washer?
- An agitator moves clothes through the water and scrubs them, which helps on mud, grease and heavy soil. Impeller washers are gentler on fabrics and fit bulkier loads but can be less thorough on tough stains.
- Will this fit a queen-size comforter?
- A 3.5 cu ft drum is tight for a queen comforter. Most owners wash comforters at a laundromat or in a larger machine; check the comforter's care label and the drum depth before trying.
- Does it have a delayed start?
- Yes. You can set the washer to begin a cycle later, which is useful for off-peak electricity or for having laundry finish when you get home.
- Is it good for a family of four?
- It can work for a family of four if you run loads regularly, but the 3.5 cu ft drum means more loads on wash day. Larger households or heavy bedding use may want a bigger drum.
- What is in the box?
- The washer, a power cord and the standard fill hoses and installation guide. Hoses and a drain pan are often sold separately, so confirm before delivery.
- Does it need a special outlet or plumbing?
- It runs on a standard household electrical outlet and needs hot and cold water hookups plus a floor drain or standpipe, like most top-load washers.
- Where is the Maytag Top Load Agitator Washer 3.5 cu Ft cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,097.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Maytag Top Load Agitator Washer 3.5 cu Ft?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy.