How It's Made - ''Washing Machines'' (Recorded Oct 5, 2008, SCIHD, MPEG-1)_vcd.mpg

How a Staber washing machine is made, from start to finish.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• energy saving appliance
• american made appliance

[pimisthebest]

@atomicnortherner

I have to agree with you!

Not just for the look of it, but it doesn't function well enough...

And when I take a look to this machine, I don't think the shapeof it's drum will help my laundry to get clean :D

[Serostern]

That pulley screw SUCKS

Seen SO many of them broken off..

[SpazChat]

For you dumb asses that don't know anything about this machine and are guessing all wrong. It's a Staber brand washing machine that made in Ohio, USA. It lasts 17 to 20 years, and holds 18 lbs of clothes. So no, the tub is not small.

[SpazChat]

@atomicnortherner , Because they are easier ergonomically.

[SpazChat]

@jassenjj , Wrong, it's a Staber brand washing machine. And yes, it's made in the USA. It gets very good reviews, and it's very expensive.

[SpazChat]

It's a Staber brand clothes washer. Made in USA. They cost $1300 each I'm really not getting the advantage of the hexagon or octagon shaped tub. Woop de doo.

[Serostern]

@ekcopyephilips Ha! I've ben inside hundreds of Miele machines and they aren't much better than other brands.

But they ARE a lot more servicable.

[Serostern]

@59211bart Pft, that is easily a 10pound machine.

[Serostern]

@nakedpace I can replace the sides and drum of a regualr washer with plexiglass, thatis if you pay me enough.

[jassenjj]

@atomicnortherner

This is a top loader, but not an US one. This works just like a front loader you only place the clothes from a different place. I don't know nothing about this model, but you decide that this is a crap, because you don't like it somehow... probably it misses 20 blinking LEDs, a touch screen and Fur Elise melody built in. What about materials used? Stainless steel is so rarely used in washing machines, because it can't fail...

Pure american thinking.