I used to live in the Brookside area 1206 west 63rd street, from 1962 when my folks bought our home until the end of 2004 after I sold the home. I bought a commercial heavy duty triple load washing machine brand new from The Jetz Company for around $4500 installed in 2002 or 2003 I do not recall exactly now. What I do recall vividly is Jetz Co. sending 3 men out and in delivery truck with the triple load washing machine a week or so later. In the intervening wait for delivery I had an licensed electrician come to my home and do the 220 volt wiring for the triple load washer which was a single phase electrical requirement, the plumbing and water lines were already existing from the previous washer. I had to grudgingly assist as the 4th man in moving the triple load washer into my home, as the 3 men were insufficient and struggling with the heavy washing machine, and this was not really what I wanted to do, but to get this heavy washing machine down my basement stairs safely to the basement laundry area I lent a hand and helped the 3 men, this was not my job but a service I had paid for the Jetz employees to handle in competent manner which they did not. Looking back maybe this was as a portent of doom of things to come with this inept debacle with the Jetz co. After final install and hook up of the washer I excitedly proceeded to start to use my new triple load washer. The Jetz salesman had assured me- told me "oh yeah the triple load washing machine will work fine it will stay fastened to the concrete floor in your basement just fine". Well it lasted all of one wash only! On the 2nd use the washing machine started violently shaking and moving and thrashing about side to side, it sounded as if the house was coming down from upstairs with my wife and young 3 year old child, it was just horribly loud and noisy. The washer pulled all 4 as I recall of the concrete anchor bolts right up from the concrete basement floor. After contacting Jetz about this situation they offered to send more employees out to my home to add an epoxy glue and to reset the washing machine with better anchors and the epoxy added for extra strength, which I was going to be charged for this additional work needed. I promptly refused to pay Jetz additional monies and said I would contact my attorney if the company did not make this situation correct, and so Jetz went ahead and reset the anchor bolts with the epoxy at no additional charge. So 2-3 days after the epoxy had set up or cured, I attempted to use the washer again and within minutes of the high spin cycle starting I got the exact same results-- of which I had expected really, and when contacting Jetz again about the washer situation and that it again worked loose from the floor, I was then told my concrete in my home built in 1938 was old and weak and was probably at best somewhere around 2000 PSI in that era, and that I would have to cut out a large and deep section of the flooring and have stronger concrete like 3000-4000 PSI new concrete, probably mixed with some Portland put in this area of basement floor. I then said no I am not cutting up the basement floor and having to incur still more costs and hassle and headache. So I promptly asked Jetz to take the triple load washing machine back as it did not function as they said it would and refund my money, or do a partial refund and exchange for a less heavy duty washer that would work, as the triple load washer did not appear to all concerned as though it would ever work in my home, without much more money and effort spent which I did not ever agree to. Well Jetz refused to do anything to correct this bad situation, except to say "you bought the washer pal", so I hired the attorney at law and he looked at the sales contract and overall agreed with me as to I was wronged by Jetz Co. So we sued Jetz Company in Jackson CO Court. After a few months I got my day in court and 2 of the the Jetz employees absolutely lied under sworn oath on the stand about the entire install, the details of the install and about timeline involved. Ultimately I did not win the case the judge hearing the suit, a woman found in favor of the Jetz CO. and decided the litigation in their favor. I eventually sold the triple load washer at an auction with Sunflower Auction CO. in 2006 at much financial loss to me. BEWARE and AVOID the Jetz company for any laundry sales or service they are unethical and not a good company to do business with. Jetz refused to ameliorate the bad situation I was now in which caused me financial loss with about $5K in expenses not counting the attorney/court fees and a washing machine that did not function or work in my home as they assuredly said it would with no problems or issues while taking my money during purchase of said washer. I ended up in a lose/lose after the attorney and court costs and again resulting financial loss having to resell the useless to me triple load washer at huge loss 2 years later at an auction. read more