- Can I wash a king comforter in it?
- Yes, once you remove the upper agitator auger. The 4.2 cu. ft. drum and the removable auger are meant for bulky items, though a very large comforter may still need a commercial machine.
- Does it have a steam cycle?
- No. It has Sanitize with Oxi, Deep Fill and two Extra Rinse options, but no steam.
- Is it good for delicate clothes?
- It can be, on a gentle cycle with the auger removed, but the agitator is rougher than an impeller or front loader. Hand-wash or mesh bags are safer for very delicate items.
- How does it compare with Maytag's front loaders?
- This top loader cleans stains harder and costs less to repair, but front loaders use less water, add steam and spin clothes drier.
- What comes in the box?
- The washer and a drain hose. A power cord is attached; hoses and other install parts are usually sold separately.
- Is it Energy Star certified?
- No. It uses about 281 kWh per year, more than high-efficiency front loaders.
- Where is the Top-Load Washer with 2-in-1 Removable Agitator cheapest?
- At R. Brooks & Son, for $598.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Top-Load Washer with 2-in-1 Removable Agitator?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Express Appliance and Mattress, Shore Appliance Connection, R. Brooks & Son, earlbfeiden.com, Mrs. G Appliances.