🔇 Ideaworks JB6368 Anti-Vibration Pads for Washing Machines - 1-pack, Black, 4 Count: Reduce Noise and Vibrations! Review

For less than $7 you can protect your tile floor, reduce noise and prevent your washing machine from "walking around". Lifehack: If you don't have easy access to the back of the washing machine, the first thing you'll be wondering is how to fit it under the back legs of the washing machine. Take the tape, make a loop around yourself, so it's basically a two-way faucet now. Insert the vibrating platform into the mug. Have one person tip the washing machine forward and glue the spacer to the rear

This star means zero. I expected them to dampen the vibration of my washing machine while spinning. I was very disappointed, they made it even worse and I mean really bad. These pads may or may not be solid but they are actually hollow with a cross at the bottom, my car actually crushed them. They made my car pretend it was on a trampoline. They shouldn't be called anti-vibration pads, they're more like a spring from my old car, very soft and plush, and the washing machine rocks more than ever.

I gave 2 stars instead of 1 just because it might work for some people but not for us with the unitary washer dryer which weighs about 275 pounds. The rubber is soft and compresses easily, especially since the bottom is mostly hollow (as shown in the product photo). We also tried raising the wd just enough so the base doesn't ride over the ribs in the sturdy plastic pan, which are about 1/2 inch high. What worked was that the legs were significantly larger, denser, and stronger (see 3 photos…

Our washing machine was a bit "brutal" ie it shook during the spin cycle and wandered around the laundry room. It was also very noisy! All I had to do to get rid of the noise was shut the door to the laundry room, but walking around the room was a real problem, especially since it was so painful to clean up the mess that happened when the washing machine wandered so far that that Drain pipe came out of the wall and dripped soapy water all over the floor!These mugs solved that problem and were…

We have a Maytag Neptune front loading washer/dryer on the second floor of our home. This means they sit on a plywood/beam floor base. This also means that there is some compliance compared to laying on the concrete slab on the ground floor. That being said, almost everyone I know has experienced vibration noise from a second floor washer/dryer. Our washing machine tended to run a bit when washing jeans or towels. Sometimes move up to 6 inches! Recommendation - make sure that your devices are…