Laundry

The laundry page saved on 19 November 2008 described Whirlpool and KitchenAid front-load washers and dryers. It said those washers could take 16 pairs of jeans or 22 towels in one load, and that they used less water and detergent than the standard machines then on the floor. It said the matching dryers could finish a load in about the time the washer took.

The same page kept traditional top-load machines and named the Whirlpool Cabrio. The Cabrio washer, as that page wrote it, could take 3 baskets in one load, and the Cabrio dryer could finish a load in as little as 30 minutes. For a smaller room the page listed stacked and stackable pairs, including units it called super capacity.

Estate sat on the logo row with Whirlpool and KitchenAid. The technician line on this page was also "over 34 years." A front-load door needs clear floor in front of the cabinet. A stack kit puts the dryer on the washer and needs the height plus the matching hardware. An electric dryer wants 240 volts. A gas dryer wants a gas line. A vented dryer needs a duct to the outside. The 2008 page did not say which fuel they stocked.

Kitchen is the other appliance department from the old menu.