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Spend $6495 or more and get $1200 off
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A washing machine is the heartbeat of your laundry routine, tackling everything from muddy sports gear to your favorite sweaters. If your current unit is making strange noises or just not getting stains out like it used to, it is probably time for an update. We have a solid lineup of models to help you get through laundry day faster. Browse our collection to find the best washing machine for your needs today.
One of the biggest choices is deciding between a top-load and a front-load washer. Top-load models are often easier to load without bending, while front-load washers are widely known for stronger water and energy efficiency and are often chosen by shoppers who want a more modern, stackable design.
Within top-load washers, you may also choose between an agitator and an impeller. Agitators use a central post that twists clothes through the wash, while impellers use a lower-profile plate or cone that creates movement with less water and often leaves more room in the tub.
Front-load washers also tend to spin faster, which can remove more moisture before clothes go into the dryers. That can help reduce drying time, though exact results depend on the washer and dryer models involved.
Before you buy, it is important to measure not only the laundry space but also hallways, doors, and any tight corners on the delivery path. Capacity, width, depth, and whether the washer door or lid has enough clearance all matter.
The Brick carries washers from major appliance brands across a range of styles and feature sets. The right choice depends less on a single “best” brand and more on the size, washing style, controls, and features that fit your household.
Smaller homes and apartments may need more compact laundry options. Portable or space-saving washers can be useful where a full-size laundry setup is not practical, though exact availability depends on the current product lineup.
The Brick offers washing machines in multiple sizes, finishes, and price points, making it easier to compare different configurations in one place. If you are shopping for a front-load model, you can also browse laundry pedestals, which can raise compatible units to a more comfortable height and sometimes add storage.
Pedestals are not universal, so compatibility should always be checked by brand and model. That is especially important if you are building a matching washer-and-dryer setup.
There is no single best brand for every buyer. The better choice depends on your budget, preferred washer style, capacity needs, and the specific features you want.
Cleaning steps vary by model, and the owner’s manual is the best guide for your exact washer. Many manufacturers also recommend using a washer cleaner cycle or approved cleaning product rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all method.
An agitator is a central spindle that moves clothes through the wash, while an impeller is a low-profile plate or cone that helps rub clothes against each other. Impeller designs often use less water and can leave more usable tub space.
Stacking is typically associated with front-load washers and compatible dryers. Top-load washers are generally not stacked because of their lid design and overall configuration.
That depends on the type of washer being compared. ENERGY STAR says certified front-load washers use about 50% less water than a top-load agitator washer and are also more efficient than top-load impeller models.