Might search for instructions to go the opposite way, could help you find something useful.

None of these reviews and tests are for longevity. Bottom line, old machines were built better and easier to fix. They weren’t super efficient on water use. New Speed-queens are easy to fix and built for longevity.

The only thing I’d add is to make sure you include your upcoming raise in the comparison. If that’s gonna be 2%, this is a no brained- jump ship.

If it’s gonna be 8% things are obviously a lot closer.

Check their FAQ, doesn’t look promising.

>https://www.costco.com/snapware-pyrex-18-piece-glass-food-storage-set.product.100358145.html

Mine are identical except they didn't come with the round ones. I can confirm that the square/rectangular ones all fit into each other. I think the lids have lifetime warranties too. Here's closer to my set, but I did buy it at Costco: https://www.snapware.com/product/10-piece-food-storage-container-set-made-pyrex-glass

I got the glass ones from Costco, had them 5yrs no chips.

Bosch or Miele (if you aren’t moving for 20yrs). Oh and whole home water softener and surge protector.

Buy them a water softener instead. Losing battle if the iron has an internal reservoir

My 2020 Speed Queen front loaders are great, no issues cleaning or damaging clothes.

I think the TC series is great for most people.