Anti Vibration Pads for Washing Machine - 4pc - Prevent Your Washer and Dryer From Walking and Reduce Noise - High Friction Hard Wearing Square Rubber Foot Pads - Universal Pedestals and Shock Support

Always walked when machine was level. Floor had slight slope. The Speed Queen goes like heck, so the spin cycle was a walk-a-thon. Got the serious adhesive caulk, the $15 a tube stuff. Marked the feet locations, propped up the machine on 2x4s and glued these down. After 48 hr cure, these have held for two years and the machine stays put, despite nobody else being able to figure out how to balance a load of laundry. On bare tile, these alone were not able to hold in place.

Purchased a new front loader washer, and vibrated really bad that soap and Fabric Softener, came flying off the top of it. Had the owner himself come and check why it was doing that! He used a level and said it was balanced. Nope did the same thing! Decided because our floors are not even, decided to try these. They work great. They are made of a heavy-duty rubber, easy to have the feet set in the holes of the pads. No more vibration!

They work well, but we didn’t realize that the feet of washers are not all the same. If we had known, we would have searched for pads that fit our washer exactly. We still have vibration, but it is much less withthe pads.

I do notice a difference. I feel like my washer needs some maintenance. But adding these guys to the legs has definitely toned down the vibration my washer causes. While it didn't stop my problem, it was a cheap bandaid solution for me, doesnt make floors vibrate from my washer. Easy to install very thick pads. Good rubber material good purchase

The square design makes it much less tricky to shove them into place with a broom handle when you can't pull the washing machine out and lift it to the side. It took a few tries to do myself by blind-nudging it with my foot and a broom handle while lifting it, but it worked. That would have been impossible with the round ones. In the month or so since installing it, we've had zero issues with the washer walking out of place, spinning and banging against the sink next to it, or any other disruptions. They also make it quieter when running, and noticeably quieter when spinning. Also by absorbing the stresses from spin cycles and routine operation, this is probably extending the useful life of the washer a few months at least.

Overpriced. Very difficult to install if the washer/drier is heavy which if it is causing vibration-it is heavy. The pads are quite high and then when you get the unit on them it is almost impossible to slide the machine back into place. Good idea but wish I had bought the cheaper flatter option that might have been easier to install. I have only used the machine once and they do seem to hekp the vibration but not worth the price or frustrating process.

Washer and dryer in garage with utility sink in between. Lived here for 50 plus years and never had a washer buck and bounce. New improved washer bounced so much it broke the drain pipe on the utility sink. Ordered these pads, bouncing stopped AND the washer is quiet. Don't know what the problem was, but vibration pads solved it.

LOVE THEM! The substantial weight in your hand as you hold it suggests sturdy and robust and solid. And I never thought I’d say this about washing machine stabilization pads - but they look pretty cool! BUT NOT FOR MY OLD KENMORE… The final step in the process to level my circa-2000 Kenmore Series 80 machine is to tilt the machine up and forward (ie, pivoting on front legs while rear legs lift from floor) then gently lower it (the rear legs) back to the floor. As the rear legs touch the floor and the machine’s weight settles into them, the machine levels (“self levels,” per the manual). And during this step, as the weight lowers onto them, the rear legs even slide along the floor a few millimeters or so to their final position. To use these pads, I’d have to (with assistance) know exactly where the rear legs would hit the floor during this last step - and position the pads there on the floor, ready to “receive” the legs. Too tough for me to pull off solo. And even still, I think once the legs hit the pads, the pads are so “sticky” (a huge benefit for most machines, probably!), that they really can’t do the final slide of a few millimeters. I tried all of this - and my machine made more noise, shook more - with the pads than without them. SUMMARY I really wanted these to work! But ultimately, I was better off without them - and with a few other adjustments (not pads of any type/brand) to stabilize my machine.

Quality seems to be good but it didn't work for me and so I returned it. Washing machine vibrated a lot more after using these pads than usual. Felt like whole house is vibrating, so had to remove it and return. Not sure if its my wooden flooring and base which is on studs or something else.

Worst product

Fantastic! Machine vibrates but the pucks are steady, no movement at all. Highly recommend.

Very good, my washer still vibrates a bit but does not move or travel across the floor. the washer is now in one place & quiet