Product review (4 stars): Great for apartment-dwelling cloth diaper families
I bought this specifically to use for cloth diapers. It does a good job for them, but it has limitations you need to understand if you plan on purchasing one.

First of all, it's pretty rough. You NEED to make sure your laundry tabs are fastened on your velcro covers or you will wreck your diapers. Even with the tabs closed, my wipes are pretty well shredded. Don't wash your wetbags with diapers, either--the zipper will hurt stuff.

That said, it does a good job getting your diapers clean--as long as you don't overload it. This is true of any washing machine, but the small tub makes it really easy to overload this machine. You need to stick to about one day's worth of diapers per load.

After spinning and hanging, the diapers come out stiff as boards. This is fine, and it goes away if you wring them with your hands, it's a little bit surprising the first time. I thought I was doing something wrong. I wasn't. A little vinegar in the post-wash rinse is supposed to help with this, but they're still pretty stiff.

I use a 15m pre-rinse with cold water, 15m wash with half a tablespoon of detergent and hot water, 15m post-rinse with some white vinegar, 5m spin (you can only spin half the load at once). It gets the diapers pretty clean. It takes a bit of time, but you can start a cycle and do something else at the same time.

It's pretty loud. It says it's quiet, but it's not. Put it on a towel or something to muffle it and don't run it over your downstairs neighbor's bedroom.