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Thanks for the reminder that only five companies literally own everything in the world. I bet if you go far enough Disney owns all of it.

I really love this series. Brand names and the companies that own them are a topic that people dismiss way too easily. Thank you for covering it!

I never thought I could spend hours watching a man talk about appliances but here I am

This video was long overdue. Thank you so much for doing this! The appliance manufacturers are sure not open with this information; but those of us who have worked in repair and/or parts sales have had to deal with so much lack of consumer education in this area, it's ridiculous. I've fielded so many calls from some very,

Ben Ben Ben ohhh Ben, I don’t know how else to say this to you other than just giving it to you straight and honest like you do , but I think you need to know something about these videos you make. As I am a appliance tech myself as of about 8 yrs now , and I’m here to tell you and anyone who is reading this, because it needs to be said , and that is the fact that you seriously do a absolutely amazing job on all of these videos !!! And I mean that whole heartedly and honest as I can be , as you really know your info and you know a lot about the specifics of particular model designs and their individual “personalities” so to say , things that are in reference to the commonalities and frequent issues that the different model designs and platforms have from one to the other that only someone who works on a lot of units would ever know !!! Keep it up dude !! I like your personality, and especially the one thing that is truely very uncommon to find in the majority of people, and that is the fact that anyone and everyone that deals with you or watches your videos just knows that you are a honest and fair guy !! Not sure exactly what it is , but that’s okay because it’s just literally you and I can tell that is just how you are !!! That is a valuable character trait , don’t let this world change that about you or harden you in any way !!’ You are a pleasure to watch and I’m sure a pleasure to do business with in person!!

Amana has a very interesting history, they made the first upright freezers you opened from the side (up to that point, all in-home freezers that weren't for commercial use were top opening only), they also made the first consumer micro-wave and the first side by side refrigerator. They were their own company till 1997 when they were bought by Goodman Manufacturing and then sold a few years later to Alliance (the makers of Speed Queen commercial washers and driers) before being sold again to Maytag (though there is some confusion on when and how Amana was sold to Maytag or even Alliance, the lineage is hard to trace correctly) who was itself (along with Amana) then acquired by Whirlpool though again, there is some mix up on what parts of Amana were bought and sold and some information clames that certain "divisions" of Amana exist as parts of other companies, it's quite confusing, it's like trying to trace who owns RCA or Atari now.

A few years back I got a Kenmore front load washer which was an LG, but in their sale it was 25% cheaper than the same model from any LG dealer. It was so good that I waited till Sears had a super sale and got another one a further 10% less for my lady friend. They have both done very well. Meanwhile my Sears canister vac - recommended by Consumer Reports - is a Panasonic. CR also recommends Whirlpool dish washers and IKEAs which are in fact made by Whirlpool, but when IKEA have super sales, their dishwashers are cheaper than any equivalent Whirlpool you can find.

I've worked on some of the newer GE/Haiers and I can tell you their quality control has dropped significantly. I've seen crimped evaporator tubes, screws that were kinda hanging out of the casing when they had no business being there, and dryers that were burning their wires out. I used to think Samsung was the king dookie of turd mountain, but I've never seen one of those polished turds that I thought was a fire hazard.

I mentioned this in one of your other videos. THANK YOU for covering this, most people are clueless to the one megacorp making all these brands that have destroyed the reputations they used to have.

Wow you did a great job covering all the companies, i’m sure a lot of consumers out there should appreciate this!

Thanks Ben! This explains the big difference In the quality of our recently defunct Kenmore, vs our older one that worked perfectly (in an unairconditioned house!) for 20+ years! Now i know what to look for. Good job.

Thanks for the information. Our family owned a Whirlpool side by side that was made in 1972. This model had an Amana motor. That's what the repairman told my parents. This acquisition thing must have started in the 1970's It lasted 31 years.

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Hey Ben! Love your channel. You’ve put together some great info here. I think most people are just trying find an appliance that will last 15-20 years, or indefinitely, like the ones from the 60s, 70s and 80s did. It’s a shame American manufacturing of appliances has deteriorated to this point. Sure they want to make money. But many of them have forgotten to take care of their customers. Thanks for the great info.

Very informative video, as an appliance technician of 15 yrs now I have to say you nailed it with all the brands and sub brands that are good and bad. I have only 1 disagreement and 1 addition. I think Samsung refrigerators are better than the LG only because the linear compressor in the LG and many Kenmore tends to fail often. Trust me, I've replaced a ton of them. And as far as Bosch goes, the additional brand they now own is Thermador...keep up with the great vids

I work in the wholesale appliance market, and let us just say Whirlpool has ruined quite a few brands. Also, their b/o issues are legendary, as are their recall issues

Ben, you stand alone when it comes to educating the consumer on appliances. No doubt that you have saved your viewers tens of thousands of dollars and that includes me. You provide an unmatched channel and I simply can’t thank you enough.

Ben , What is the very most important part of this story is that fact that after people buy these foreign made appliances, they find VERY little technical support or service companies that want to fix them.

I used to like Kenmore because they used to give you a great manual with circuit diagrams and an Illustrated Parts Breakdown with part numbers. Very valuable for homeowners, especially before the internet. I also heard they would upgrade the specs of the units produced by the various corps. Thanks for a great vid.

It seems like Whirlpool is really the last major American appliance maker, and all other brands sold here are just subsidiaries of either Whirlpool, Haier, or Electrolux.

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