We have a Frigidaire side loader, with no RFI, and uses very little water. It's
about 6 months old. Although my mother used to swear by her gasoline powered
wringer washer. 8^)
Giving some thought, I'll bet that 2-stroke engine on that thing put out scads
of RF.
- 73 de MIke N3LI -
On Feb 24, 2013, at 8:22 PM, Roger (K8RI) wrote:
> On 2/24/2013 7:19 PM, dalej wrote:
>> I would only buy a top loader.
> We have a front loader, it works fine, and creates no RFI.
> However its about 5 years old.
>>
>> What's this about a "cupful of water"??
>>
>> Off topic, I also would be careful to buy a new toilet and shower head.
>> Unless you like low water showers and multiple flushes of the toilet to get
>> things moving, DOWN.
>>
>
> Shower heads and many toilers (unless they actually have a small tank) are
> very easy to modify.It took only about a minute to remove the shower head
> restrictor, or drill one out. "Some" toilets can have the flush increased by
> increasing the stand pipe height. not all have the height available. If you
> aren't good with plumbing, better find someone who is. Shower heads are
> relatively cheap although the restrictor may also aid the dispersion/spray
> pattern, but be careful with toilets.
>
> However as it's now the law, good luck on finding shower heads and toilets
> that are not "water saving"
>
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