The list below includes our recommendations for the best whole-home water softeners, including our top overall choice of the Whirlpool WHES30E Water Softener, as well as one point-of-use pick.

The Whirlpool WTW5015LW is part of the Washing Machines test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Top-Load Agitator Washers models like the WTW5015LW are rated on multiple criteria ...

The Whirlpool Duet WFW87HEDW is part of the Washing Machines test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Front-load washers models like the Duet WFW87HEDW are rated on multiple criteria ...

I am beyond disappointed with my new Whirlpool washer, top loading. I will edit this with the model, once I find my receipt. We bought the extra large capacity, which was a waste. If we load it ...

When using vinegar as a fabric softener, those with front-load washers should add ... "Using too much vinegar over time takes a toll on your delicate fabrics," Whirlpool brand manager Morgan LaLonde ...

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Our Whirlpool refrigerator died in June and we bought it in October. We called the repair. They came and put in a new motherboard. Two weeks later we called again. They came and put in a new ...

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Whole-house water softener system costs typically range from $600 to $800 at major home improvement retailers. High-end models can cost as much as $3,200, while under-the-sink units can cost as ...

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