Do you think it works for washing machine leg to prevent vibration and shaking?
348036
They make rubber cups meant to stabilize your washer if you google them. Ours work great.
348037
Probably not. For a washing machine you need to adjust the legs on the bottom of the machine to make it level. That will help with the shaking and vibration.
1221881
No, a properly functioning vibration will shake just like a cell phone on vibrate does. To me sounds like your vibrate motor does not have a weight installed.
1288418
If you have a low spin cycle on your washer as well as a delicate cycle seems to help with anti-bunching. Good luck :)
1540149
I have not used it for a washing machine, but i imagine it wont work because of the way most washing machines work by cycling between hot and cold water the unit wont work properly like this
64667
They are made to stop the vibrations of heavy machinery where the heavy machinery is the source. In your case the source of the vibration is the neighbor's feet. I'm not sure it would work, but I can't rule it out either. You could experiment first with cutting up an old bath rug and placing it under each of the bed's feet to see if you notice any difference prior to spending more money.
652237
It's a little thin and I'm not sure if it would be stable enough for the vibrations of a Sewing Machine.
1951160
Hello, I actually had to send these back to the store. These were not durable or thick enough to withstand the wait of my music organ that I was using to stifle some of the vibrations rippling through the floors...so if your washing machine is not as heavy as a grand piano, I guess it would..
171197
Yes. This is very good product. Carefully tighten all joints and it has least vibration of all I've tried.
1037346
yes and it is the best thing that I have found to do the job at a reasonable price. The person using it legs are very sensitive to pressure of any sort on the feet and lower legs
874501
if your rim is shaking make sure to use a ratchet and tighten the large nut in the base of the rim (the one with the spring). If you tighten it sufficiently it will give you a quite solid rim. This will tighten it over the reccomended amount (flush with the washer) but I have yet to see any downside. Of course, we don't hang on our rim either.
318497
Won't necessarily leave a mark; but, without some modifications to the setup -- I had to get some of the non-slip rubber material they use under rugs, wrap it around two 3 foot 2x4's, remove the washer's feet and put the silent feet in between the 2x4 and washer -- these really will not stop your washer from walking.
478418
Yes. That's to help prevent accidental shock. But it is set up for easy use.
924579
While I haven't used it to stop squeaks, because it makes the rubber more supple, I would think it would work on that problem.
2249210
definitely. I use it for my serger sewing machine and it works fine. It's on carpet but even if it's on a solid surface, it shouldn't matter. A printer might make it vibrate but not a laptop or desktop.
2117404
Yes, I think it will reduce the vibration but not compleatly eliminate it they have kept my floor fans from vibrating across the room.
1395612
Probably, but it might be easier to just hose it off. I don't think it would hurt the washer but you would want to constrain the straps.
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Really helps on mine quite string vibration. You can also use cat whiskers on the tips of the limb for the string slap.