Product review (1 stars): Few Waves, Less Force
I love the looks of our new LG WaveForce washer.  TOO BAD IT DOESN'T CLEAN OUR CLOTHING!!!  I can only guess that LG thought it was a brilliant idea to create a machine that they could market as "green". After all who doesn't want to conserve water?  This day in age, any product that boasts conservation features in any form has an edge over its competition.  So the marketing geniuses must have told the engineering geniuses to reinvent the wheel.  Plain and simply, this washer may save water, but so would washing your clothes in the rain.  In fact, washing your clothes in the rain might well do a better job.

We purchased our machine at Lowes.  In the midst of a major home renovation, it took us many months to figure out that the LG Waveforce just doesn't work well.  At first we thought perhaps it was the way we were using it.  We tried different settings, load sizes etc. We always used the recommended detergent and procedures.  Of course by the time we figured out that the engineering of this machine is fundamentally flawed, it was too late to return it to the store.

Now that I have had the opportunity to observe many loads, it is painfully obvious to me that the design of this machine is moronic. While using less water is an admirable goal, it ignores the fact that submersing dirty clothes in water is the main mechanism that cleans them - Duh!  Of course submersion is only half of the equation; the other being agitation which the WaveForce fails in an epic manner.  In fact the agitation factor in this machine is so incredibly lame that it would be laughable had we not paid so much for it!

I am desperately seeking a sucker to purchase this machine from me so I can purchase a front loader that actually works. DO NOT PURCHASE THE LG WAVEFORCE WASHER...unless of course you'd like to purchase mine!