not sure if you realize it but Paretologic driver cure site is highly RED listed by WOT and many other malware detection sites. This is their WOT score card page you can read at the bottom the actual reasons for the ratings and there is a high number for containing malware, it has also been listed on malwarelist. Not a place I would be providing any credit card info or other sensitive info. I believe it has been at some time listed on spywarewarriors list of rogues. paretologic.com They are also the providers of registry cleaners which are NOT recommended to use. Just a heads up, if you do not have WOT on your browsers try adding it then do a google search for ParetoLogic DriverCure and see just how many RED WOT warnings are associated.

Another thing that needs to be understood with downloading drivers is who provided those drivers? Some sites allow uploads of drivers and you would have no way to be sure it was the actual driver you need. I like to get updated drivers - only if I REALLY need them - from the supplier of the hardware themselves so I can be sure of the authenticity. Then I save those drivers before updating for future use if I need to wipe my computer.

You should put this post into the Laundry section. Personally, I wouldn't use those quick-connects. I've had them pop off unexpectedly under pressure. Also, Teflon shouldn't be required since these connections all have rubber washers (no pun intended) in them. The guys who delivered my LG used a web strap (a pair) to lift the washer into position. The web strap resembled a tow strap for a car.

I think it was the Samsung WF 328 aaw - it had a heater but not steam. I gave all the paperwork back to the delivery/haul away guys today so I'd have to look it up to be sure. Today I've done an LG "Speed Wash" that took 29 mins. vs Samsung "Quick Wash" that took 1:02 with default ag* or switch off the ag* and get a 38 min "Quick Wash" Now I'm doing an LG Sanitary cycle with prewash, water plus and extra rinse with an estimated time of a little over 2 hours vs the Samsung Sanitary cycle that I think included a prewash and took 2:56 w/ ag* or 2:50 w/o ag* I was never convinced about the LG "roller balls" and thought they probably only added a rattle noise but the large fins and the roller balls do seem to be turning the laundry better than the almost smooth Samsung drum. My old LG tangled clothes in the washer like PJ's or long sleeved knit shirts but what is interesting is that even though the Samsung washer did not tangle clothes, the clothes came out of the dryer very wrinkled - no matter what washer cycle I used. I was able to wash most of my family's clothes and not need ironing with the LG washer. I still have my original LG dryer. I like that I can fine tune all the cycles on the LG - like change the water temps, speed up or slow down the spin, turn all cycles (except Sanitary) into a "Quick Cycle" More later...