simon bird
#1. October 10th, 2007, at 12:48 PM.

Brilliant ,

thanks for your useful information
really helpful

Gill Allan
#2. November 23rd, 2007, at 2:26 PM.

Best by miles, site for sensible, helpful information.
Enables you to cut through all the poor quality washing machines.
Much respected AEG w/m (18 years old has just demised)
New Miele just ordered, the only way to go now for similar quality.
Thanks for confirming my views held for many years and my brother’s.
He also purchased Miele after seeing this site.

Adrian Clayfield
#3. November 28th, 2007, at 10:42 PM.

Thanks for taking the time and effort to provide such useful information. I regard myself as someone who’s well informed with above average intelligence but some of the points you have highlighted I wouldn’t have even considered ref. hot/cold water into washing machines. I guess the holy grail is what’s the best washine machine for <£500…….?

Thanks and the best of luck to you.

Lara
#4. February 4th, 2008, at 11:40 PM.

Andy your my angel

Single mum now able to mend washing machine,
Thanks for saving me money and giving me the confidence to get dirty and do it myself
Thanks
Lara

eric mccann
#5. February 8th, 2008, at 1:31 PM.

not so much a comment (although i do find this site most informative) but a question.
we bought a miele 865 w/m about 7 or 8 years ago,wich actually gets hammered!(2,3,4,washes EVERY day) NOTHING has gone wrong with it,I can,t work out why i have never had to replace the carbon brushes?
when we have bought cheaper in the past some machines needed
them doing every 6-12 months.
Is the a reason for this?

Barbara Lawrence
#7. February 29th, 2008, at 10:14 PM.

I bought an LG machine just under two years ago. The door has cracked, it turned out to be made of plastic which just bent and cracked before falling off. This is my fourth machine and each one’s ‘life’ seems to get shorter. I’m determined this time to try to find something reliable and sustainable. Your site has been by far the most useful and informative that I’ve come across, thank you so much.

margo
#8. May 23rd, 2008, at 6:20 AM.

I googled “broken washing machine” after the last month has been endless trouble. Our machine is exactly 2 years old! We have had The Guy 3X and still it is not right. This site has good info and the points you make about brands (ie same lady in a different dress) are good to know. You sound a logical guy , good on you with this site and power to your elbow - It is a real Public Service

Beanny
#10. July 16th, 2008, at 10:37 AM.

What a fab website. I had a serious black mould problem in my machine and was delighted to find your website; you have revolutionised my approach to buying detergent. No more liquid for me, it’s bleach containing powder all the way now (and the occassional 90 degree wash….which I had never done before). Thanks!!

Michael
#12. July 20th, 2008, at 5:59 PM.

Just want to say thanks for your excellent advice. I fixed our washing machine that wasn’t draining the water. As you said, it is most likely to be a blockage.
In our case, it was indeed a piece of plastic that lay flush to the motor’s propellor blades. Having removed it, the water gushes out.
Couldn’t find the filter though (cheap indesit machine).
Thanks again!

Michael.