🧺 Washing Machine Foot Pads - Anti-vibration & Anti-walk with Rubber Technology, Washer/Dryer Anti Slip Mat - Ideal for Reducing Vibration & Shock Absorption, Rubber Isolation Feet Set of 4 Review

the washing machine's pads/shock-absorbing feet are worn out. I couldn't find the exact model number on Amazon and was reluctant to spend $20 a foot on new ones unless I was sure they would fit. Then I discovered these beauties! They are suitable for every car and the "installation" is not difficult! Plus the price was great! A real win for everyone!

So I have an LG puck and a buddy (a small puck in a socket). I bought these products to make sure the helper could open even with a drip tray. Unfortunately the pucks were too heavy and practically crushed them. It was too late for the installer to uninstall or didn't have time to get other heavier ones. I ended up having to cut open the drain pan to open the sidekick.

We were installing a new floor in our laundry room and I didn't want the washing machine to vibrate, move and mess up my new floor. someone suggested I put them under my feet and that would help the vibrations and movement. First off, let me say that getting it installed in the right spot and puck height wasn't easy, but it turned out to be well worth the money and frustration of installing it. After the first wash we noticed a difference. No crazy bounces, moves or loud vibrations, it stayed…

Used under a top load washing machine which over time tends to run on tile floors so I have to reset it every 15 wash cycles or so togo. Put them under all four legs and the washer will jump really hard. I turned it off and made sure it was level, adjusted properly and it was. Ran it over and over, it was awful. I pulled out the rubber pads and restarted the spin cycle and only had the slight vibration I always have. They didn't work for me at all. Very disappointed, waste of time, effort and…

These washer and dryer anti-vibration pads and running pads were very easy to install. I have a couple of Samsung front loaders sitting on vinyl tile in an unfinished basement next to a sink. With the washing machine, we were able to achieve less than half an inch of lateral movement under light loads after several leveling attempts. Surprisingly, the larger the load, the better, say 0 to 1/8 inch of travel for a full heavy load. The dryer never moved, but (initially) swayed significantly from…

I recently moved to a place with a stacked washer and dryer. The problem was that the dryer continued on top of the washing machine in a closet closed on three sides when the washing machine was spinning. It would bounce against the wall and clatter with dishes in the kitchen, and if I didn't keep the dryer still while it spun, it would even slide off the washing machine to one side or the other. My friend suggested building a shelf in the corner to put the dryer on, which sounded like more…

My Jacuzzi Duet washes across the floor. No matter how closely I aligned the leveling feet, it "walked" or just moved across the floor. The washing machine is heavy and the front loader rotates counterclockwise. This resulted in the washing machine constantly moving counter-clockwise on the floor. With clothes and water, the car gets heavier. I installed these anti-vibration pads which was an easy task. With the board I was able to lift the corner onto the pad and by doing this at each corner I