Posted by Tom in TN on January 17, 2016 at 17:06:33 from (70.210.48.146):
In Reply to: Washing machine posted by popinjohn on January 17, 2016 at 15:33:56:
popinjohn,
This sounds like a "fish-tale", but I promise, it is absolutely true. My daughter-in-law bought a front loading washing machine a few years ago. After four or five years of trying thing after thing to get rid of the mold in and round the door, she went to Costco to see about buying a new machine (top-loader of course). In the course of talking to the salesguy, he told her that Costco would replace her machine with any other one that she wanted just a customer concession.
She picked out a new machine. They didn't want the old one back. My son picked up the new one at the store and dropped of the old one at the dump. Absolutely no charge.
If it's reasonable for you to do so, you might want to talk to the company that you bought the front-loader from just to see if there is any kind of concession available.
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