Electrodomésticos Comentarios

pammyyoha - (July 13, 2004) I bought this having previously used a model with a single tank. This one holds more, is way easier to fill and empty, and way easier to clean. You mix the shampoo quickly and easily, so no need to fuss with attaching some bottle to the shampooer. It cleaned very flat, filthy carpet at an apartment (basement that was flooded). I thought that carpet was hopeless, but it changed the color back to normal on the fabric. It also cleaned our home carpet which is thicker and had been shampooed professionally a few years ago. It looks really good. I also cleaned a rug runner that was dull and hopeless even after I had vacuumed it over and over. Now it is bright again. I highly recommend this a

blindcyde - (January 17, 2005) I bought these LG's and love em', but the first one I got was the floor model from Best Buy, I got it home and they hooked it up and leveled it. After they run the test cycle it runs perfectly -- but once you put ANY size load in, this thing shook so bad I couldn't read any of the printed words on the front of it while running. So I returned it and they gave me a brand new one. One thing to mention is that upon shipping they have shipping bolts to lock the drum in the washer so it doesn't get damaged--make sure they remove those. This brand new one shakes just as bad. Now I realize some shaking is to be expected at 1100 RPM, but this was bad -- It sounds like an Apache Helicopter is hovering

dbsalerno - (September 18, 2006) We saw the Cabrio washer/dryer demo pair at Sears and were so impressed we placed an order immediately. Due to it being new and not in stock in the warehouse, we had to wait 2-1/2 weeks for delivery. That should have been our first signal to cut our losses and run, because I never buy the first year model of ANYTHING--there's just too much chance for problem. We received our Cabrios, and were in heaven--for all of 6 days. We enjoyed almost a week of high capacity washing and drying. The washer did a great job of cleaning, and the dryer was a joy to unload--the slanted angle of the opening put clothes at your fingertips. The electronic controls were simple to use--for most loads, it was pu

thredbear - (20/11/09) We're ready to haul ours out to the front curb for the first taker. I've spent 2 years tweaking the settings and don't think it's too much to ask that a washer clean the darn clothes. Period.

Jjanman3 - (19/11/09) I owned a Bissell pro heat with all the bells and whistles for about 2 years. I have 2 cats and a poorly house broken dog so I steam my carpet every 2/3 weeks. The Bissell was ok, it scrubbed and wet the carpet with really hot water great but it never extracted very well, and the extraction is what gets the dirt out. The Bissell would just sort of push the dirt down to the bottom and wash the upper part so it would look good for a day. Eventualy the carpet started to smell like mildew when it was dry. Then one day it broke, just stopped putting out water. The pump broke, and for $180 I could replace it, uh no thanks! Instead I bought this Hoover and WOW! Not only does this basic model clean better than my hi priced Bissell it sucks back up nearly all the water barely leaving the carpet damp! And wow was that water Black! I went over it several times with cleaner then just water and I must have had 10gal of black water! The tanks are a little small (still bigger than bissells stupid badder design) so I was having to empty it often but it's so easy it's not a big deal. Really really good cleaner. I will never buy a Bissell again, even the repair guy said Bissells break all the time, Hoovers are ment to last!

mikeinthedesert - (18/11/09) I had the door hinge come loose from the welds and the welding I was told that needed to be performed was only by my removing the unit and delivering it to the service center where they would charge me $250 to $300 to do it. So I found a way to do it myself....In fifteen minutes w/o removing the unit from its location. BUT then the SIMPLE issue of the light bulb replacement I was told was not even worth changing...the serviceman I spoke with said he would rather buy a new unit than to pay the $70 dollars for a special 2 prong appliance bulb and the effort of dissassembling the ENTIRE CASING! There is NO WAY to change (the ripoff $70) lightbulb thats not labor intensive!