Washing Machine Foot Pads for Anti-vibration and Anti-Walk | Washer and Dryer Anti Slip Mat with Rubber Technology | Ideal for Vibration Reduction and Shock Absorber | Rubber Isolation Feet Set of 4

My machine was "dancing all over the place. Things did not start off right and it hasn't ended yet. installation was literally a pain. My machine does not have any locations where I could place a level would work properly other than the bottom edge of the machine. I had to improvise by lifting it off the floor so that I could place the shoes on the legs. Yes, and to continue my steek of bad luck the shoes I purchased were not the right size. Installed anyway (had a backup of laundry to do) and started washing. Machine did not dance as much as it previously had. I was able to complete all my washing and needless to say I will be back online looking for proper size shoe (wish me luck).

I bought a set of these to use with my 15 year old Maytag washing machine. I can barely hear the washer running now, and the noises are certainly not from the vibration of the cylinder.They fit well with the existing feet on my washer and are thick enough that I don't foresee any durability issues. I've been running for 4 months and they look like I took them out of the package.

Worked well

Before buying this product, my washer and dryer vibrated and moved from side to side. Since I bought it, all of that is a thing of the past. My washer and dryer work great, no noise.

Works ok. Better than nothing

Thx for this product. The new washer almost brought down the shack. These pad did the trick. They absorb all the vibs

Works great on my uneven basement floor!

My Whirlpool Duet Washing machine walked across the floor. No matter how precise I leveled the leveling feet, it would "walk" or just move across the floor. A Washing machine is heavy and a front loader rotates counter clockwise. This caused the washer to move in a constant direction counter clockwise on the floor. With clothes and water, the machine is heavier.I installed these anti vibration pads which was a simple task. Using a board I was able to lift a corner up onto the a pad and doing this at each corner I was able to easily position the pads under each foot.. I marked the location of each pad and started a load.The machine did not move at all from its position. It was quieter. After the first week and six loads, I thought I had found a solution. For 26 days the machine did not move.On the 26th day I went to remove the clothes from the washer and it has moved seven inches. I found this hard to believe - no movement for 25 days and now this huge movement. I removed the four anti vibration pads to see how the failed.The pads are not solid, but have a web underneath. This web is a "+" within a circle. The web is to give support to the center, but in this case the web had rolled over in a counter clockwise direction. The rubber is not a super hard rubber (allows for absorption of vibration), but this is its downfall, the rubber is not strong enough to resist the twisting force between the floor and the machine.Would a solid bottom work better? This would reduce the chance of the base center material from failing and collapsing downward, which would then lift the circumference material from contact with the floor.I have ordered a solid bottom anti vibration pad and hope this will last longer. It would be nice if the Mfg identified the durometer of the material used. I would not want a super had rubber, but one that can grip the floor evenly.