Product review (1 stars): i hate lg washeing machine
I would give this machine a zero if I could. I hate when other people use that line in a review, but i hate this washer so much that this remark is justified. I have had this machine for just under 2 years. from about the third month on, this machine has made my clean laundry smell like mildew, sulphur and rotten eggs. yes, I've tried various methods of tub cleaning methods, all to no avail. this washer's design includes a water reservoir that collects water. the manual says you should empty the reservoir every 3 months, but in actuality you will need to empty it every day if you want your clothes smelling even remotely palatable. and don't expect emptying the water to be a cake walk either. there is a 2 inch tube coming out of the Reservoir about 1 and a half inches from the ground. The water uses gravity to drain, so you will need to find a large shallow pan to stick under the hose every time it needs to be emptied. Then you will need to wait three or four minutes for the reservoir to drain completely. Then you will need to balance foul-smelling water in your shallow pan to your sink and hope it doesn't spill on anything else on the way there.

If you don't remove your clean clothes within a couple of hours, expect the load to smell like you forgot it while away on a week long vacation.

The stain removal quality of the washer is not as good as my last washer which was a whirlpool Duet.

Additionally, if your load becomes unbalanced and you need to re-spin the clothes make sure you don't miss the auto re-spin cycle. Because if your cycle times out, you will need to re-rinse your loads in order to re-spin it. There's no "spin only" cycle setting.

in conclusion: of you want a stress free laundry experience that gives you clean looking and smelling clothes, don't buy an LG washer.