Product review (5 stars): Worse than Washington politics!
These reviews are so funny! More outrageous than listening to the Dems and Repubs! I am very happy with my new Cabrio 5700. It's not like the machines of the last 50 years though and I'm kinda happy about that. The hardest thing to accept is that clothes can actually get clean without being severely beaten while fully submerged. Of course, you wouldn't know what was happening in there had Whirlpool not designed the Cabrio 5700 with the super cool glass lid. I've discovered that watching my clothes wash is a lot more interesting than most of what's on TV. Tell me, please, what washer doesn't leave clothes damp and wrinkled? I'm positive the uproar over that one was definitely hatched in some Washington DC back room. Don't they understand that washing machines wash and spinning that water out causes wrinkles? But, if wrinkles really bug you, select the handy No Spin setting to dramatically reduce the wrinkles. Though, I'm not sure what you do with the sopping load after that. Wrinkles drop out after 10 minutes in the dryer, then I hang them up, and as another reviewer pointed out, drying a bit also pulls out leftover lint specks. It's not noisy at all. To the reviewer that experienced what they called annoyingly loud "reeeek" "reeeeeek" "reeeeeeek", check underneath, it may be sitting on the cat.