text: I have been using my washer for over a month now and really like it. It is easy to select the type of wash and water levels which was something missing in my last washer. Easy to reach the bottom and my clothes seem to clean really well.
  I like the many features on the washer. Only wish you could start the water while you put the clothes in
  This machine is not full of fancy gadgets or hard to understand directions or information. I wanted a simple,but good working machine to clean our clothes and that is exactly what I got.
  I bought this a few weeks ago and I am so glad that I did. My old Maytag lasted 16 years and I am hoping this one will just as long. My mom always told me to buy Maytag and I have. Great products
  Works as advertised. Good washer for a great price. Good size and good selections. This Replaces the front load mild trap I previously had. And I like the top load much better.
  We bought this awhile ago. I don't enjoy the way it takes half a lifetime to change anything. I also am not a big fan of the way it spins out. The slightest off level loading causes a real problem.
  My Kenmore washing machine died after 22 years of hard work and I had to replace it with one of the HE washers that I have heard nothing but horror stories about. I bought this top loader and so far it is performing well and I have no complaints
  We bought this when we moved into another how that had no washer. I picked Maytag for its reputation. It's been great so far.
  
  The St. Louis Regional Complex Coordinated Terrorist Attack (CCTA) Program in conjunction with the Mascoutah Public School District; Mascoutah Police Department; Mascoutah EMS; Mascoutah Fire Department; the St. Clair County Sheriff's Department; Illinois State Police District 11; MedStar Ambulance; and the Scott Air Force Base 375th will be conducting two response drills in Mascoutah School District 19, at Scott Elementary School near Mascoutah, Illinois, on Thursday, August 1st, and Friday, August 2nd, from 7:00am to 12:00pm.
  The St. Louis Regional CCTA Program is a campaign of preparedness activities intended to strengthen regional collaboration between two states, eight counties, and more than 200 municipalities. The upcoming drills are in coordination with multiple federal, state, city, county, and local agencies and jurisdictions.
  Employees from Scott Elementary, local law enforcement, EMS, fire agencies, and personnel from Scott Air Force Base will be participating in these response drills. The drills will occur before the school year begins to help prepare the school and the local emergency response community for an active threat situation. There will be no live firearms or ammunition. Personnel will arrive in their emergency response vehicles (e.g. fire truck/engines, ambulances, and police vehicles), and responders will be fully uniformed.
  Due to the scheduled drills and response units at the school, Scott Elementary is closed to the general public on August 1st and 2nd, from 7:00am to 1:00pm. The school office will open both days at 1:00pm to the public.
  If you would like to learn more about the CCTA Program or have questions about the drill, please contact Frank Williams.