LG WTR1132WF 11kg Top Loading Washing Machine - $1015.20 + Bonus $150 Gift Card (8pm to 6am Online Only) @ The Good Guys

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HA10

Note the promo code HA10 only works between 8pm and 6am (Sydney time) each day and is online only.

LG 11kg Top Loading Washing Machine - WTR1132WF - is currently on special for $1128 in the Good Guys Mega Laundry sale. For this price you also get a $150 Good Guys gift card.

Each night between 8pm and 6am the Good Guys are sweetening the deal by allowing discount code HA10 to be applied reducing the price to $1015.20
You still get the gift card at this price.

If the gift card is worth $150 to you, the effective price is $865.20.

Note this price EXCLUDES delivery which is generally $75 if you require it.

Competitor prices:
Appliances Online = $1047 delivered
JB HiFi = $1029 delivered
Harvey Norman = $1129 excluding delivery

If you tell your local store you know about code HA10, they will probably drop the 10% for you.
Code HA10 is expected to work every night until 15 August.

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  cheaponos on 07/08/2018 - 16:03

  also can get 3.5% cashback through CR, making it $829.66

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    John Kimble on 07/08/2018 - 16:22

    It's not 3.5% for washing machines

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  pizzaguy on 07/08/2018 - 16:34

  Why would anyone buy a toploader for that (or any) price?

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    John Kimble on 07/08/2018 - 16:37

    +3

    Super tall people that can't mount it on the wall and don't want to bend down…maybe?

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    dcep on 07/08/2018 - 16:53

    i heard capacity of 11kg top loader =/= 11kg front loader

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    kulprit on 07/08/2018 - 19:35

    I really dislike out front loader. A wash takes ages and they hold nothing. Plus you have to bend down to get all the washing out.

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    pizzaguy on 08/08/2018 - 16:18

    I understand all those reason. It’s just that I’ve seen even fancier, new TL leaving heaps of lint, not washing (for reals) and spinning out water as good as FLs and also they apparently are always using more water and electricity. Perhaps unless you pay $1000+. But that’s a big financial risk to me.

    The lint on my clothes and being not eco or economical are my main concerns. And any semi-advanced FL can do a quick wash, like 30-40mins. Just a mattter of choosing right settings.

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  salmin on 07/08/2018 - 17:06

  +1

  Dont do it!I got one earlier this year for reasons i can no longer remember.it was terrible.so harsh on clothes,just rolled everything into a big ball,and the lint!aaaargh!the water level was never correct and i think it was a lemon.lg were horrid to deal with and good guys not much better.ended up getting a refund and buying an electrolux frontloader.it is a dream machine by comparison!

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  theblackmamba on 07/08/2018 - 19:28

  why do people choose a front loader over a top loader

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    aussietivoman on 07/08/2018 - 19:44

    Top vs Front loaders is like a religious war of fanbois

    Just like Apple vs Samsung or Windows vs Mac OS or Nvidia vs Ati

    I have owned both. I prefer top loaders because I dont have to bend down to fill/empty them - also I find for the same rated capacity they seem to be able to handle more dirty laundry.

    I also prefer the clean I've experienced from my top loaders to front loaders.

    Top loaders are typically cheaper to buy for a given capacity and take less time to wash a load of clothes. However they use more water, generally require a lot more space and are generally accepted to be harsher on clothes. Some people also say top loaders create more lint.

    My favourite ever washing machine was the LG 11kg top loader made about 11 years ago. Nothing I have owned since (2 front loaders, 1 top loader) has come close.

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      Grok on 07/08/2018 - 23:16

      I have a front loader but if I needed a big machine I would probably buy this. It has no agitator so is almost like a front loader in some ways.

      It is the agitator that causes wear and lint problems with top loaders.

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      Ruckmauler on 08/08/2018 - 10:16

      I have front loader now - but one thing I really miss about a top loader is being able to pop a rogue pair of reg grundies in after the machine has started.

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        John Kimble on 08/08/2018 - 10:41

        This can be done in some front loaders apparently.

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  robf300 on 07/08/2018 - 20:16

  Dont forget local council/government cashbacks - Queanbeyan City Council gives $200 back for 4 star wells washing machines - Worth checking

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  Ruckmauler on 08/08/2018 - 10:13

  Serious question - wouldn't it be better (if you have the space) to buy two 7KG washing machines? Much more flexible and built in redundancy.