Anti Vibration Pads for Washing Machine with HexaGrip - Stops Washer Dryer Moving, Walking - Prevents Noise, Vibration Transfer - Rubber Antivibration Stabilizer Support Feet Mat - VIBRASHIELD 4 Pack

I should have bought this a long time ago. My washer was driving me crazy. I thought the drum was off balance. It was shaking the house during the spin cycle. After I placed these on and readjusted to feet, it is 1000% quieter. The cost is a little steep but it's worth it.

These really work well. Don't be fooled by a cheap imitation.

Little tricky jiggling washer back once pads on back, but overall took us 20 minutes to get done in a very tight space and soooo glad I did it!!! So much quieter and more stable. My washer sits on hardwood floor- was not my idea of a smart move was there when I moved in!!!

Well I gave this a four overall because it did not work for me but that probably is because I used an old computer chair mat, which is hard clear shiny plastic, under the washer, to protect the new vinyl flooring I had just laid. I cleaned the plastic mat pretty well first so probably that made it so slick the rubber feet can't get a 'grab'. The washer still walks and I have to push it back every wash. It moves about two inches forward and two inches to the side. The feet on my washer are smaller than the hole in the tops of these rubber pucks, so I positioned each puck so the washer foot would only touch one side of the hole, but it didn't help. The pucks still move. I tried only using the washer on medium instead of high spin but that ony worked for a couple of washes. The rubber pucks may actually be polishing the plastic mat underneath them, macking it slicker. I would try to glue these pucks down, but I will need to move the washer when I finish my laundry room renovation so still hopeful I can resolve this some way later on, which is why I gave it a four. The floor is wood above a crawl space and vibrates a bit, so this is not a solid floor which probably exacerbates the problem. The pucks seem good quality and heavy duty, and if standing on a floor with some 'grip', should work ok so I am not saying these won't work for you. As far as installation goes, one-handed wih a heavy washer like mine it is fairly easy but hard on the back! You have to lift the washer with one hand while bent over to push the puck under the foot. I recommend having a friend slip them under while you lift the washer (or vice versa). Shipping and packing was fine. I didn't buy a second set for the dryer because of the cost, I just put some strips of wood under the dryer feet to bring it to the same height as the washer. (The dryer never has walked and still doesn't so I wasn't going to spring the extra cash for the pucks for the dryer).

We installed a stackable washer and dryer in our third floor condo. We were deeply concerned as to how much vibration would be experienced by our neighbors. This product made a huge difference in the amount of vibration we were experiencing. We are very happy with the product.I am sure our neighbors are too. These were easy to install. I would highly recommend them.

These worked well for our washer. But make sure you order them for your dryer also to keep the two machines level to each other. We quickly ordered a second pair.

I paid $35 for these, and while they work well enough, I wouldn't spend that again. What's shocking to me 10 months later is the current price ($56). They do handle the weight of my double washer setup (pedestal and front load washer stack). The vibration dampeners were something I wanted because we did have issues with the old washer walking, and I haven't see that with these, even when the washer is on high spin.Thankfully, there are more economical options.

My first impression was that the Amazon package was surprisingly heavy. I wasn't expecting that.The size and weight of each pad assured me that my washing machine wasn't going to budge.It hasn't since installation. I hadn't ordered a second set for the dryer just out of sense of caution and doubt.I have ordered that second set.