Front-loading washers are the most common type of washing machine; however, some people still opt for top-loading washers for the simple reason that you don’t need to bend down in order to deal with ...

Struggling with your top-loading washer? You could be loading it incorrectly. "Overfilling a top-load washer can result in very poor washing," says Matthew Morrison, an appliance expert at Just Answer ...

With large drums and many cycles and settings, this set can transform your laundry game.

There are pros and cons to owning top-load and front-load washers. They can both clean and wash clothes efficiently, but the most significant difference between the two is the way you load and empty a ...

Picking the perfect washing machine can change your washing experience. With so many options, the hardest part is often deciding between a front-loader and a top-loader. Picking the perfect washing ...

We've all done it before. One minute you're loading dirty clothes into the washing machine, the next you're finishing meal-prepping for the week, running to pick up the dry-cleaning and totally ...

GE’s industry-first Built-in Risers™ for frontload washers and dryers mean less bending for consumers and more usable workspace New GE frontload washer and dryer have largest openings in the industry, ...

From how long you can actually let your wet laundry sit to what to do when you inevitably forget a load, here’s what you need to know the next time you find yourself missing that end-of-cycle buzzer ...

Do not overload the washer and fill the drum evenly, so it doesn't create an unbalanced load. Select the correct cycle and spin speed depending on the type of clothes you're washing and double-check ...

In the 1980s, when my wife and I were expecting our first child, we decided it was time to give up our weekly adventure at the laundromat and buy our first clothes washer: a used Maytag. It was rugged ...