Product review (2 stars): While they wash and dry well and look nice, I was NOT happy with the "little" drain ...
I purchased these as stacked units elsewhere. While they wash and dry well and look nice, I was NOT happy with the "little" drain hose and filter at the bottom left  bottom of the machine (in a small compartment with a fold out door) that has to be cleaned once a month. I am not 20 anymore and getting down on the floor to drain a small hose that holds at least two large bowls full of water when completely drained (so come prepared with two bowls/containers when you go to drain this machine) so you don't have to get up and down (and perhaps a helper to empty them when full!) as well as clean out a filter next to this hose. Once the drain hose is drained, it has to be tightly capped off. When done with this, you can then remove the black filter piece to the right of it to remove any excess lint/residue. Then this must be tightened securely.
I failed to tighten the latter securely and had a flood where machines are located in a hallway. ALL adjacent carpeting (hallway, and two adjoining rooms) was heavily soaked. Took every towel I owned to try to soak up the sopping carpeting (and lots of washing/drying of towels afterwards) and a fan that ran nonstop for 4 days to dry the areas.
I loved my top loading old Maytag machines. Did not require any extra cleaning (the new LG's also require a tub cleaner once a month!) and worked great. A kitchen redo forced us to relocate the washer and dryer and stack them. Not sure if all new stackable washers and dryers require all this extra maintenance? Anyone know?