Silent Feet - Anti-Vibration Pads for Washing Machines and Dryers

Prior to buying this product, we experienced the same vibration and "walking" problems described in other reviews. It was so bad that we talked to a contractor about ways to anchor/contain the washer to prevent most of the movement. He quoted a couple of expensive options, then suggested that we check the Internet for other solutions.I found Silent Feet on this site and decided to give them a try based on the good reviews and reasonable price. I wasn't disappointed. They have eliminated almost all of the vibration and noise from our front loading washer - to the extent that we can even use the faster spin cycles without fear of the thing taking flight across the room. When I installed them, I outlined the pads with a marker to see how much the machine moved on the tile floor. They have been in place since April and the washer hasn't moved a hair.Silent Feet are absolutely worth the money. And the installation (hate to even use that word since there really isn't any) couldn't be easier.

I don't usually write reviews on products that I purchase online. I had to make an exception for these Anti-vibration pads. They have more than exceeded my expectations!! Our LG washer is just over a couple of years old and was starting to make alot of racket, we bought this new front loader to get away from our old style, noisy washing machine. I thought I had wasted money getting a front load washer and was seriously considering buying something else. I called LG trying to find out why I was experiencing so much vibration. They asked if I had the washer on any type of pad and I said no. I checked Amazon and found these with a quick search. I hesitated at first due to the price but thought if they worked it would be alot cheaper than a new washer. Boy am I glad that I tried these pads. Now we can barely hear the washer and it stays put now as well. They were easy to install and the results are simply amazing. If your washer is giving you the shake, rattle and roll give it some "Silent Feet", you won't be sorry.

We inherited some fancy-looking but awful LG front-loading machines when we purchased our house. The washing machine in particular would vibrate violently, walk itself across the laundry room floor and crash itself into the dryer on one side and the slop sink on the other side (all of which have battle scars). We put the washing machine on the lowest possible setting for the spin cycle, but it still sounded like it was about to tear the house down.Enter the Silent Feet. Easy to install, and our problem washing machine is probably 75% better -- not perfect. It is bearable now. We still have to leave it on the lowest possible setting for spin cycle, but with the Silent Feet, it has stopped traveling around the laundry room and damaging everything that it comes into contact with. Every once in while, we noticed that the machine had migrated ever so slightly (half an inch maybe), and it was very easy to push it back into place -- it would then stay put for another month or two.The only reason I'm giving this four stars is that the Silent Feet appeared to wear out after slightly over one year of use. We did have to slide the machine in and out quite a few times to vacuum out the dryer vent, clean/repair, etc., so the Silent Feet got a fair amount of use/abuse beyond the normal vibration of the washing machine. Recently, we were unable to properly slide the washing machine back into place. The Silent Feet in the back kept slipping off. I realized that the rubber had started to degrade, and the pad was starting to split/peel horizontally. While it's annoying that the Silent Feet didn't last longer, we did really put them to the test this year, and they performed beautifully. I did not hesitate to order another set of Silent Feet as a replacement, and we'll see how long this next set lasts. They work well enough, that I would begrudgingly buy replacements from time to time, as they're still much cheaper than replacing our washing machine (although I can't wait until the day we get rid of that monstrosity).

We installed a front loading washing machine on the second floor of out home. Evry time it went into the spin cycle the machine would vibrate like crazy, transferrng the vibration to thejoist the then to the rooms below. It was terrible. Really bad. The machine was balanced, so that was not the problem. I read the reiews of this product and decided to try them. WOW!! They really work well. I would say theyeliminated aout 90% of the vibraion. I mean you still feel some vibration, but no where near what it was.FYI: I used 2-sided tape to install the back feet: Having put the 2 sided tape on each pad, I then tipped the washer forward, and then my son crawled in behind and placed each pad on the washer's leg post, and I then lowered the machine in place. Wprked ike a charm.Bottom line: worth every penny!!