Yes you can but it will cost you plenty.

Here's a link with USED laundry equipment and even those range in the thousands of dollars.

If you're serious it might be worth it if you're really rough on your machines.

Also, some washers don't pump out wash/rinse water, they use gravity to empty the tub so look into that.

Electric hook ups might need to be beefed up also...lots to consider so do lots of research.

Here is a link that might be useful: Used Commercial Laundry Equipment

This post was edited by georgect on Thu, May 2, 13 at 10:49

Top or front loaders from Speed Queen or - more expensive, requiring likely a special power installation but also more flexible - Miele Professional.

Alex

Thank you both. We are not hard on machines at all. That is what is so entirely maddening about this situation. I have never had issues like this until recently and I think it says a lot more about how things are made than how we treat a washing machine.

Absolutely. You can treat some appliances with the utmost care and they still will crap out on you.

I'd be looking a Speed Queen. Their top loaders are as old school as it gets and not too expensive. Their front loaders are quite expensive, though. All their appliances are commercial quality.

Here is a link that might be useful: Example

Thank you, I will look into that.