Will these stop my Samsung front load washer from dancing on the basement floor?
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It stopped my Kenmore king-sized front load washer from jumping around on my basement floor.
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Probably. They helped my front loading washer, it still vibrates but not nearly as bad as before. I used to have to sit on my washer on the spin cycle because it vibrated so bad. With the silent feet it still has vibration, but I feel I could leave the house while the washer is on and not worry.
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Yes, these will reduce washing machine vibration and walking from all makes and models of washing machines.
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I think they might work well on cement. Mine are on linoleum at the rear and carpet in the front. The washer has not moved in over a year of use with these feet.
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if your washer is dancing you probably need to level it. Adjust the individual heights on each foot of the washer and check it with a level. These are only supposed to help with vibration, in our case they didn't even help with that.
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you're going to hate this response, but pull it, don't push...that I believe is the only solution////I buy these for my cleaning business and they work on most but not all carpeting.....good luck
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If you have a low spin cycle on your washer as well as a delicate cycle seems to help with anti-bunching. Good luck :)
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I have a Samsung HE front load washer and I put the Nellie's right in the washer with the clothes...it works great.
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The magnets themselves are quite strong despite their small size. Provided the metal washers are magnetically attracted to neodymium, they should work perfectly.
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To reduce (eliminate) water banging , you want to put this device at the source of the problem. I purchased two of these devices to put directly onto the hot and cold water inputs of our new high efficiency clothes washer. That totally eliminated the banging problem throughout the house "caused by the washer". These new high efficiency clothes washers have very short duty cycles of high volume of water. The sudden "shut off" is what causes the banging because of the sudden interruption of water flow. I doubt that any toilet or normal sink/shower faucet could cause this problem. However, maybe a dish washer, but again I doubt it because the "on" water flow is of low volume. I hope this helps.Dave Thomas To reduce (eliminate) water banging , you want to put this device at the source of the problem. I purchased two of these devices to put directly onto the hot and cold water inputs of our new high efficiency clothes washer. That totally eliminated the banging problem throughout the house "caused by the washer". These new high efficiency clothes washers have very short duty cycles of high volume of water. The sudden "shut off" is what causes the banging because of the sudden interruption of water flow. I doubt that any toilet or normal sink/shower faucet could cause this... » Read More To reduce (eliminate) water banging , you want to put this device at the source of the problem. I purchased two of these devices to put directly onto the hot and cold water inputs of our new high efficiency clothes washer. That totally eliminated the banging problem throughout the house "caused by the washer". These new high efficiency clothes washers have very short duty cycles of high volume of water. The sudden "shut off" is what causes the banging because of the sudden interruption of water flow. I doubt that any toilet or normal sink/shower faucet could cause this problem. However, maybe a dish washer, but again I doubt it because the "on" water flow is of low volume. I hope this helps.Dave Thomas « Show Less
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They're like flat rubber washers. Not attached. I'm sure if you found some the same size you could replace them.
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I don't know about weight. They did not reduce the vibration or noise with my regular washer on a wood floor at all.
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These are made to stop mechanical vibrations such as those from a compressor or generator, so I doubt they would be soft enough to stop the more subtle vibrations you are describing.
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You have to use the the larger black washers they provide for these bolts. These will keep it from sliding off joint.
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I'm Afraid NOT ... I ordered these to help me solve the issue of not being able to move around here in my home office, which was carpeted with 1/2" pile carpet. These wheels made very little or no difference. Mobility is important to me (now that I'm disabled) so I gave up and had hardwood flooring installed here in the office. Now I have to buy 4 different wheels (the soft rubber kind) as these are too hard for my new floor and will scratch it (as told to me by the flooring people and verified by several office supply stores). So, the short answer is NO. Sorry, I ,too, was looking for an inexpensive solution, but it didn't workout.
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Apart from leverage, probably nothing. If somebody take the time to bend outward the little 'wings on the washer and then use a gator grip socket, well that'd probably work. But they wouldn't be able to do it in a reasonable period of time, and assuming you parked it publicly, somebody would notice the process. Pinheads are the best solution out there, apart from using pinheads in conjunction with something else.
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Yes they will. Me personally had to put two way tape on, it did not quite lock in. But I have had no issues with them.
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If your buttons need to be pushed down to turn these might not work. We have a kenmore. And they did not work for to that reason
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I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live where I was using them.) I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live... » Read More I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live where I was using them.) « Show Less
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I have a LG front load washer with direct drive that spins very fast. My washer would move almost every time laundry was done because it sits on a concrete floor. I thought these feet were very expensive and probably a waste of money. After almost a year of having these pads on my washer I have had to move my washer back 0 times. Yes, I can not believe how good they work. If I would have known how good these are before I bought them I would have paid 10 times what they cost. Yes, my washer does still "Jiggle around some" but it does not move at all. I do not know if carpet would help but I do know that these little pads work great with a washer on concrete. I have a LG front load washer with direct drive that spins very fast. My washer would move almost every time laundry was done because it sits on a concrete floor. I thought these feet were very expensive and probably a waste of money. After almost a year of having these pads on my washer I have had to move my washer back 0 times. Yes, I can not believe how good they work. If I would have known how good these are before I bought them I would have paid 10 times what they cost. Yes, my washer does still "Jiggle around some" but it does not move at all. I do not know if carpet would... » Read More I have a LG front load washer with direct drive that spins very fast. My washer would move almost every time laundry was done because it sits on a concrete floor. I thought these feet were very expensive and probably a waste of money. After almost a year of having these pads on my washer I have had to move my washer back 0 times. Yes, I can not believe how good they work. If I would have known how good these are before I bought them I would have paid 10 times what they cost. Yes, my washer does still "Jiggle around some" but it does not move at all. I do not know if carpet would help but I do know that these little pads work great with a washer on concrete. « Show Less
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That's what I use and they work like a dream. I bought a rubber riser to reduce vibration. Its great.