Posted by Rex Simpkins on March 28, 2017 at 04:04:40 from (69.251.119.186):
In Reply to: OT Speed Queen posted by Fudd on March 27, 2017 at 17:31:40:
Just bought one last week AWN-432-S its a top loader that is a commercial model that used in hotels and such, its unbelievable how much cleaner the cloths and towels are. I think the two big "secrets" to this washer is that it still uses an agitator in the middle and is not a water save. Who in there right mind thought up the idea of trying to save water and still get cloths rinsed out properly. But best of all the lid does not lock down. Plus this thing spins fast but does not jump around like the last 2 or 3 pieces of junk I have bought.
The guy that sold it to me said he had sold 150 or more since he got the contract to sell them and gave me a few people to call I did and they all said the same thing "its great just like washers used to be 40 years ago"
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