Product review (5 stars): Great little machine!
I live in NYC in a small apartment with no washer hookups.  My machine sits in my kitchen because I have no other place for it and I use it so often that it doesn't make sense to move it.  I've had it a few months and I absolutely love it!  I cloth diaper and it gets out poop stains, so that should give you an idea of how good the machine is.  I love having this machine and am always terrified that it will malfunction and I will have to drag my whole family's stuff to the laundromat.  A few tips:

- You can buy a snap on attachment to connect your washer to your sink.  I have one and then I made a snap on aerator at the hardware store.  Yes, it would be nice if it came with it, but nothing is perfect.

- The only thing that I don't absolutely love about this machine is the drain hose.  It's flimsy and light.  It hasn't broken but it's so light that it has fallen out of my sink, despite the hook on it.  The hook doesn't fit my sink so I have taken to hooking it around the faucet and using a rubber band to add a little extra security to it.  It's worked out perfectly since then.

- Another thing about the hose is that it can get squished under the machine if you don't pay attention while moving it.  That happened to me this week and I freaked out thinking that the machine was broken because it wouldn't empty or spin.  I never saw the E5 error until the very last time I gave it a go and then figured out what the issue was.  On one hand, I wish that the hose was thicker, but on the other hand, I appreciate the fact that the machine doesn't try to force the water out to complete the cycle or it could break on the inside.  If anything ever happens to the hose, I'll just replace it.  I saw where it goes when I installed the bottom plate, so replacing it will be a simple thing to do.

All in all, it's a great little workhorse of a washing machine.