Review on 🔇 Say Goodbye to Washing Machine and Dryer Vibrations with Anti-Walk Twin Pack Vibration Isolating Pads by Jacqueline Sanchez

When our front loading washer and dryer were in the garage (concrete floor), my wife and I never noticed or cared much if they moved. Spinning wasn't a problem either, although the noise sometimes told us when the wash was almost done. Everything changed after moving into a house with a laundry. Suddenly there was a noticeable twist. Sometimes it felt like the whole floor was shaking. Tiles on a raised base can do this. I've tried putting rags between the frames, leveling the bases, and showing how to load the washer more evenly, but none of this has solved the problem. So I was looking for some kind of anti-vibration pads and they came up with a search. They generally have positive reviews so I decided to give them a try even though they are a bit pricey. I am happy to report that they are working as advertised. The laundry room is much quieter and the washer and dryer stay in place. Installation is a two person job. One person tilts the car backwards, the other puts a washer (2x4 works well) under the front feet. Then one person tilts the machine forward while the other positions the rear legs. It only takes a few minutes for each machine. These pads cost time and money.