neptune

[Guest]

i am very sad today, it appears that our dryer has quit working, after 17 years, you would not think it would be wore out yet, but it is , my question is does anyone have a neptune washer and dryer made by maytag and if so how do you like it and is it worht the extra cash?

 

[Weird Harold]

i neptune washer and dryer made by maytag and if so how do you like it and is it worht the extra cash?

I don't own a washer or dryer, but if I were in the market for one, the Maytag Neptune would get a very close look.

I think their projected savings on energy are probably a bit high, but if your washer gets used frequently they're probably close. I don't think the energy savings will offset the cost difference if you only do two or three loads a month.


For a family of four, doing 10-15 loads of laundry a month, the energy savings are probably enough to make it cost effective. For a bachelor or childless couple doing laundry once a week, it probably won't save enough to be noticeable.

You might check Consumer Reports for a review on whether it's worth theprice as far as cleaning ability claims go.

 

[agezinder]

If you want to see what everyday people think of the washer, try epinions.com as well. On that site, consumers write reviews on products they've used. I find it an extremely helpful site.

 

[Guest]

thanks

weird harold for the figures, and 10 to 15 loads a week is not uncommon at our house at all , so maybe its worth it

 

[Guest]

If you want to see what everyday people think of the washer, try epinions.com as well. On that site, consumers write reviews on products they've used. I find it an extremely helpful site.

thanks i will go to that site and get some feedback

 

[Weird Harold]

Re: thanks

weird harold for the figures, and 10 to 15 loads a week is not uncommon at our house at all , so maybe its worth it

From the quick google search I did, I'd guess a Neptune's higher capacity will reduce that to about 7-12 loads -- just one of the ways it saves money on energy costs.

 

[DarkAngel]

The Neptune is great I have it.

 

[Guest]

Re: Re: thanks

From the quick google search I did, I'd guess a Neptune's higher capacity will reduce that to about 7-12 loads -- just one of the ways it saves money on energy costs.

well if thats the case i will have alot more free time since i wont be waiting on the laundry