Product review (4 stars): Best Investment I've made thus far!
I live in a small (like really, really small) studio with my BF. We live about 8 blocks away from the nearest laundromat (which is crap and smells awful), since hurricane Sandy had really destroyed all the ones right near us. That being said it is like torture trying to get us to do laundry, since we don't have a car. We had to wait for 2-3 weeks of no washing to go to the laundromat, because  we had to wait for a lift from my mother or father to one.

Now we don't! This is awesome. I am able to get both his and my clothes done for the week in about 45 minutes, which is the regular wash cycle on a regular dryer, except in this situation i'm at home! SO GOOD!

Now before I bought this I did a lot of searching and was really trying to find the best deal and which machine was the best. I likes this one the most because you can really control the water amount and not have to worry.

You don't have to use a lot of detergent either, just a tablespoon of detergent, which is also going to run you not as much money. For me this doesn't make a big difference, since I make my own laundry detergent anyways.

Now one of the things I was looking into when researching was exactly how big of a load can you put in at one time. Well in one load I was able to put:

-1 pair of jeans
-2 tshirts
-2 pairs of underwear
-4 pairs of sox
-light sweater.

Now I was able to wash all that and they were all in laundry mesh bags (which I highly recommend getting if your are going to buy this machine). The whole entire process took about 15-20 minutes for just that, and then repeat for my BF's clothes. The agitator on this machine is very powerful too and honestly my clothes haven't been this clean in a long long time!

***edit**

I fogot to Note why I gave it 4 stars and not 5. The machine was cracked on the bottom when I received it,it hasn't really made a difference in the quality of work, but it is some food for thought! Had I not receive'd  it with a crack it would've been a solid 5!