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[PilatesLover]

My 30 year old Whirlpool has reached the point of no repair. So I'm on the hunt for a new washing machine.

I don't need bells and whistles. I just need something trustworthy. What are the current good brands?  

Thank you.

[Shelbelle]

With the longevity you got from your Whirlpool, I would certainly have faith in another one. 

[cozyseeker]

Speed Queen, hands down. Pricey, but so worth it.

[Shelbelle]

Sadly, no machine made today will give you 30 years of service. 

[SeaMaiden]

My last two have been Kenmore....the first  top load washer lasted 15 years.... my current front load is still working great now for going on 12 years

[pietook]

Do NOT buy Samsung appliances---- no one will work on them---not even the retailer where you purchased them!  Plus, they give lots of trouble!  My son has an appliance repair business is how I know this.

[Sugipine]

I've got a super-old Maytag that just won't die. But when it does I'll be looking at Amana's washer/dryer set. I've been eyeing the reviews for a couple of years now and they have been top-rated so far. Amana is a no-frills subdivision of Whirlpool. Their washer/dryer set has basic operation features which I like...also a deep-water setting.

Basic and simple!

[Jane Roberts]

I have a Speed Queen washer and dryer.   So far, so good!

[vermint]

After having only GE's for 47 years...and being pleased with them all..I just bought an LG front-loader a week ago. The reason? It would have taken a month, or more, to get a new GE, similar to what I had, and the LG was available for immediate delivery. I couldn't go a month or more without a washing machine so LG it was. So far, so good. 

I don't expect any newer machines to last but 5-10 years. Seems like they all have "computers" in them, and after about 5 years that part isn't available any longer.

[YouGoGirl1]

I have a Speed Queen, I love it, best machine ever.