MayTag

Maytag, a name synonymous with dependable home appliances, traces its origins back to 1893 in Newton, Iowa. Initially founded as the Maytag Washing Machine Company by Frederick Maytag, the company built a strong reputation for its robust and reliable laundry appliances. Over the decades, Maytag expanded its product line to include a full suite of kitchen and home appliances, becoming a household name associated with durability and American craftsmanship. The iconic "Maytag Repairman" advertising campaigns further solidified this image of long-lasting, trouble-free products in the minds of consumers.

While Maytag's historical roots are firmly planted in Newton, Iowa, where its main manufacturing operations were once located, the company's production landscape has evolved over time. Today, as part of the Whirlpool Corporation since 2006, Maytag appliances are manufactured in several facilities across North America. These include locations in Ohio, Oklahoma, and Iowa, where various laundry and kitchen appliances are engineered and assembled. While some components may be sourced globally, Maytag emphasizes the assembly of many of its key products within the United States, often highlighting this "American Pride" in their product details.