nemo77 said:Ok, but why did the guy give u 2 receipts; one with each the original price and one with the reduced price. Just wondering so we can get the rebate based on the original price. Thanks.



You don't need two receipts....only one. I bought them together. I started out the deal with asking if there was any problem in using my 20% coupon with my purchase. If they would have said yes for any reason, I was prepared to hit several other Home Depots in the area. I was just lucky at the first one I went to.

He just gave me the old "quote" (sorry..not really a receipt) to show me how much I saved. He said I shoul dget the GCs at the original price. Just in case, I included a copy of the original quote and a note explaining that fact to the rebate address.

If you look at the way FL washer washes vs a top-load, you'll notice that the cloth are washed when the cloth fold over when it tumbles. This is very different from the stirring stick in a top-load, as the top load washer relies on the cloth being sucked down the stirring stick, and mashed against the bottom fins to wash. If you notice, the top-load washer works more similar to a blender whereas the FL washer works more similar to old-school washing board. This tends to make your cloth cleaner and last longer...

In terms of it not saving energy, it is just not true. By squeezing more water out of it during the higher spin RPM, you're saving more in drying energy. Think about how much energy it takes to heat up water, and to remove all that water from the cloth. You're not saving energy from the wash cycle, but rather from the drying cycle. Of course, if you hang-dry all your cloth, there is not much(if at all) energy saving when using a FL washer.

There are draw-backs to using a FL washer though. The wash cycle tends to take longer when compared against top-load washers. The FL washer typically requires lower-sud detergent (or the FL washer will leak). FL washer requires bending/kneeling down to load cloth. The volume on FL washers tends to be smaller than top-load washer, but because it's missing the stirring stick, it tends to even out this drawback.

I was trying to get the extra 10% if you apply for the HD card and was told they don't do that...anyone else knows how to get an extra 10% in chicago area?

CoolDude007 said:knighthawke said:
First.....I used a scan of the 20% off coupon (VERY YMMV) I got from someone hosting it over at SD. That was the major victory to get them to accept my copy.


sorry basic Q. what is SD. slickkdeals? Can you provide a link?

Yes...slickdeals


And sorry...no link....not allowed. Just go there and search for "Home Depot"


and mohit24.....you just have to be persistant or go to other HDs. Someone should be able to combine discoutns...mine did no problem.

Just a Heads Up.

New Rebates starting for the LG washers and dryers w.e.f. 1/29/06 - 04/06 (dont remember the dates in april...probably the 30th)

Rebates not applicable to the 2077 & 2277 models and related dryers.

Only 3 washers are listed 1812, 1814, 1815. Total 6 dryers are listed.. 2515, 2525, 2514, 2524, 2512, 2522

Rebate is $50 each for Washer and another $50 for the dryer

screen said:New Rebates starting for the LG washers and dryers w.e.f. 1/29/06 - 04/06 (dont remember the dates in april...probably the 30th)

Only 3 washers are listed 1812, 1814, 1815. Total 6 dryers are listed.. 2515, 2525, 2514, 2524, 2512, 2522

Was in there today also

Rebate was till April 1 I believe

Don't see 1812 listed on the website. Looks like no models with Roller Jets have a rebate currently

Also, I saw the 4 year extended warranty advertised at $149 (this is at a Costa Mesa, CA store). Have seen it a lot cheaper in this thread. Anyone else gets a good extended warranty price in SoCal?

Don't see 1812 listed on the website. Looks like no models with Roller Jets have a rebate currently
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Rebate is available. Check Bets Buy Rebate site under LG here:

whchuang said:is this deal still alive?

Yeah, this deal is still alive and it can be made even hotter than the OP got...
I purchased the WM1814CW washing machine and matching dryer last night at Home Depot.

Here is the breakdown:
$799 - WM1814CW Washing Machine
$649 - DLE2514E Matching Dryer
$25 - Misc. cords and vent tubing
$50 - Delivery

$1523 Total

- 20% Home Depot Coupon (expires 4/30/06) You can find the coupon HERE.
Note: 20% discount does not apply to the misc. cords or Delivery

$1233 OTD, before rebates

- $50 LG Rebate for Washer
- $50 LG Rebate for Dryer
- $50 Delivery Rebate from HomeDepot
- $75 Oregon Energy Trust Rebate (varies by state)
- $100 - $150 Oregon Tax deduction (doesn't equal dollar-for-dollar savings... but it will increase your tax return if you itemize)

$1008 final total after rebates (not including the tax deduction)