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

I bought these to get rid of the frequent high vibrations and running of my front loading washing machine. My washing machine is on a tiled floor in the laundry room above the basement (not on a slab foundation). The washing machine is 10 years old and I have lived with it in 3 different houses; only in one house was it on a concrete slab (in the garage). On a concrete slab, he had the least vibration and walking, although he occasionally moved. After installing these anti-walking feet, the…

I figured they had the best reviews and Revain wouldn't have a problem with returns if the job didn't work why not. In short, I installed it on a washer and dryer, both front-loading. The washing machine is like a freight train at high speed, yes it is level, but it is on the second floor and the house was built so that the washing machine is attached to an emergency drain pan (for washing machines) in the floor. So it's not possible to make the floor harder unless I lift the pallet. etc…

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

I have a front loading washing machine in the kitchen of a 1900's house. I initially used the Derens/GE vibratory plates that were offered when I bought my GE washing machine. They are made of solid rubber with a slight tread on the underside for traction. These vibrating pads worked a little, but not that well, and my washer moved (rotated) across the floor during the spin cycle. The vibration also gets the dryer moving! The fact that I have vinyl floors in my kitchen didn't help. I've read a…

I was very reluctant to spend $74 on these silent feet (2 sets), but having spent quite a bit of money on a large LG front loading washer and dryer when I was remodeling my kitchen in the summer of 2017, I figured, I needed to protect my investment with this product that so many other reviewers raved about. So far I haven't had any problems with the dryer as it's already so quiet, I winced loading towels into the washer because it rattled so loud! I recently read that this could damage the…