Would this help to eliminate vibrations from a front loading washing machine? Wood house , second floor.
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It might help somewhat, but I think something made from silicone would be a far better solution. Good luck!
640282
It sounds like the machine is not quite level. If it is vibrating a lot, you may want to make sure that you have a firm, level surface and that the legs are all secure on the bottom of the machine. They are small, black, and may come loose or move slightly which will create the movement you are experiencing.
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Yes, these will reduce washing machine vibration and walking from all makes and models of washing machines.
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I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live where I was using them.) I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live... » Read More I think they're mostly for vibrations between solid (metal/wood) objects, but they're not perfect. If the feet of your bed are making noise against, say, a wood floor, they might help with that, but so would less expensive rubber, or carpet, feet. If your mattress and/or bed springs don't damp vibrations you "feel" otherwise, I don't know that these would help.I used them under a washer on a wood floor, but also had foam between the washer and the wall and dryer - and there was still some vibration. The feet helped, but didn't eliminate vibration. (I no longer live where I was using them.) « Show Less
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No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
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I use this combined with powdered dishwashing detergent to save my dishes from scale etc. With a front loader it would have to be added before the door sealed. Contact the manufacturerof your machine
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The carpet will keep it in one place but the vibration will wear a whole in the carpet where the washers feet set pretty quick. I would put something under it that was bigger then these pads
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Probably just about any foam will help absorb the vibrations from the sewing machine, but if the machine loses firm contact with the table or floor, it might become unstable and affect the sewing.
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That is not too different from my application, so it should help. It will stop resonance and provide some sound absorption.
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I don't think it's particularly loud but you might. It's located in our basement. I can hear it when it runs but it's not like it disturbs us or we can't talk over it if u know what I mean. Let me put it this way: the washing machine is way louder. I expect it to get a work out this week with all the snow melt. Glad to have it. Worked like a champ last spring. Good luck.
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if your washer is dancing you probably need to level it. Adjust the individual heights on each foot of the washer and check it with a level. These are only supposed to help with vibration, in our case they didn't even help with that.
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It did this when I had a speaker near it and it caused vibration. Once I moved the speaker away and had it where no vibrations hit it, it worked fine.
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Yes, I think it will reduce the vibration but not compleatly eliminate it they have kept my floor fans from vibrating across the room.
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Probably not. The front half of the pads are hard plastic with a rubber insert. Don't think you want that banging around inside the washer tub. You are making a good point, as the question arises for how do get the sweat, dirt, etc. out of the back side that rests against your leg? Good question.
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No. Even tho this product is sturdy, I would not recommend putting a small vibrating washer on it.
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your weight and weight of the machine should not be an issue of using it on the second floor of the house,unless you have some structural issues with the flooring there.As one other response recommended, I would put some heavy padding under the machine in the event you should drop the weights so as to dampen the noise and impact on the floor. I've been using this machine off and on for almost 4 yrs with no problems on the first floor of my house.
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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.