Product review (1 stars): Piece of Junk for the Landfill
I got this Whirlpool (so called high efficiency) Washer in April of 2012. I could not believe the amount of noise it made. After about 18 months (naturally, after the warranty) The hot water intake would not work. The last straw was the water began leaking. It was not the drain hose - that was perfectly fine. Then I saw this dark fluid underneath. We went back to a regular washer. When the installer came, he said the dark fluid was probably transmission fluid. He also said most of these "high efficiency" washers usually die in 3-4 years.

High Efficiency washers may save water, but they're taking over the landfills.