dawneykids

Good news, but since it's his job to cut and replace security seals you'd think he'd have some with him.

His behavior is appalling. He'd better be more careful in the future, he's liable to get cold cocked acting like a fool in shorts and a t-shirt screaming that he's chief of police. He obviously has an anger issue and he has no business leading anyone. What a great example he's setting for his own kids.

You would be correct!

I'll call in the morning, thanks. I still have our old washer that my daughter wanted, so we replaced one with the other and are still good on the clean clothes, but I want my SQ back and I'm a little past disappointed at the attitudes of the Alliance group and my dealer. Apparently, when you sign up to sell SQ, you also agree to service the machines from your establishment, so when I called on Saturday and was told to call the manufacturer, they should have taken care of this instead. That's why no large company like Home Depot or Lowes will sell them.

UPDATE: I called the dealer on Saturday and they told me to call the manufacturer, so that's what I did. The SQ 800 number answered Alliance Laundry Services. HHHHMMMMMM!? OK. I explained my problem and he said, 'You need to call your dealer'. OMG. Finally he told me someone to call in Douglasville to repair, so I did. Then they tried to tell me that I was only warranted for a year. I had to explain that it was a three year warranty and I had to email a copy of my original receipt and a copy of that warranty too. OK. The guy came this morning and was unhappy that the machine was on the f

Then you're lucky. I've seen it one too many times and the last time at the I-Hop in the waiting area FULL of people, was really too much as I had my 13 year old son with me. Granted you're feeding a baby, but to a 13 year old boy a boob, is a boob, is a boob and I'd just as soon they be covered in public. No cloth, no blanket, no jacket, no nothing. Not cool especially when your...........how do I say this tactfully................oh wait, I can't, your nipple is the size of a dinner plate and that babies mouth is the size of an M&M and BAM, there it is.

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:lol: Well, I for one, hope you have a blast and get your picture!!

This stupid cow is as crazy as a XXXX house rat, you can look at her eyes and they look just like his crazy a$$ ones.

I understand now why they used to hang horse thieves. You don't steal a mans dog, that's just L-O-W.

What time?

I'm hoping that this is some sort of fluke and I just drew the short straw because I've never heard one thing bad about these washers. I won't be leaving the house with anything running ever again. I hope you love yours as much as I have mine....well, until night before last!

I agree, I always say, 'Weeell, no ones dead and no one has cancer;. To me, everything else can be fixed. I'll let you know as soon as I find out something. I didn't find anything on the internet either.

Me too, I'm just disappointed and very surprised that it happened. I don't either, I want t new one. I did call the store where I bought it and they said to call the manufacturer.

I have no great answer for that question, but Hubby wants to move to the Pacific Northwest for some reason. Open land, smaller population are on his list. We have a deal that when middleschooler is out of highschool, we'll sell the house and move to where ever he wants to go. I figure that he has been overly indulgent with me and our family for most of our married life and it will be his turn to choose.

Me neither, ever. I'll certainly be calling first thing Monday morning because it's still under warranty. The warranty is one of the things that attracted me to SQ. 3 year bumper to bumper, 5 year motor and lifetime on drum and cabinet. I think the bearings seized up because the drum won't move at all like it did before and they hotter they got the smokier and louder it was and then the flame popped up. I can't seem to get past the what ifs......................What is I hadn't been here? What if we'd been asleep? What if SIL hadn't have been here with all of his brawn to get it out of the

Indeed, that is a good thing.

It's also not an issue for me for the people who have a permit to carry, open or concealed, but the criminals and whackos who carry regardless.

My 1 year old Speed Queen washer began making a crazy whining noise and we thought it was a siren from the outside. Weeeeeeeell, it wasn't a siren, it was the machine. It got loud really quickly and the house began filling with smoke. When we got to the laundry room and opened the lid to stop it from running, it was on fire between the steel drum and steel cabinet. My son-in-law got water on the small flame and it went out, THANKFULLY! But it was hot, it stunk and the entire house was filled with stinky, choking smoke. It was scary to say the least. We got it outside onto the porch and it weig

As awful as this is, the amount of people who eat raw cookie dough to the number who die from it are so miniscule that it probably can't even be measured, so I'm not sure what your point is. People eat raw beef in the form of tartar and raw fish as sushi everyday as well. So called health nuts drink raw eggs. Cookie dough isn't a new and evil killer.

I agree, I saw him on the news and he made it clear that it was a misunderstanding between him and his employee. I wish this young girl had insisted on seeing the manager and all of this could have been avoided. It's beyond me that people are so clueless that they have no idea that service dogs are allowed anywhere people are and it's against federal law to ban them.

All people who open carry aren't looking for trouble and whether you or anyone else think they are, is of no consequence because it isn't illegal. You can be discreet and still open carry. I've seen many people open carrying and only once did it make me feel uncomfortable, it was a boastful loser who was acting like he was the coolest thing on earth. Dipcheeze. And honestly, I'd rather SEE that someone had a gun and be able to gauge on my own their demeanor and not have bullets come flying out or nowhere because their weapon was concealed.

Acutal service dogs behave very differently than a regular, untrained dog. I was at the Publix pharmacy once and a lady had a MIN PIN on a leash and this dog was a L-O-O-N. It was snapping at peoples heels, barking like a fiend, growling, etc. The manager came and told her that she couldn't have a dog in the store and she tried to tell him that it was a service. But, what she didn't know what that this man had a service dog trainer in his family and knew the difference. She wasn't happy, but neither was the lady the dog had nipped on the ankle.