Product review (1 stars): Disposable Washer
I am a mother of four and wife to a filthy (and I mean that lovingly) farmer/rancher.  I do a WHOLE LOT of laundry.  I bought this washer over a year ago based on positive reviews by well-meaning people who only owned it for a week.

At first, this washer was okay.  We were replacing a Whirpool front-loader after the control board went out after only two years.  It was comparable to the much cheaper Whirpool.  The large capacity was nice, as was the quick-wash cycle (though that was ONLY for very small loads).  Yes, there are a lot of fancy cycle options and a neat dial and all kinds of gizmos, but the washer itself was just okay.  I didn't notice it getting anything more or less clean than any other washer we've owned.  I was never gaga over it, but it did the job.

Fast-forward a year.  We came home from our vacation, and the washer wouldn't spin.  My husband ran diagnostics, and either the control board (which costs half or more the price of a new washer) or a pressure sensor are out.  NOBODY will come work on this machine.  We have heard multiple excuses, but what it boils down to is, nobody will come out and touch an Electrolux.  I called Electrolux myself and was told, respectfully, that since it was a couple of months out of warranty, I was on my own.  My husband even offered to load the washer up and take it to someone, but nobody would even work on it that way!

So, now, I am doing laundry for six with a 1970s-model "spare" from the in-laws, researching new washers yet again while my pricey Electrolux sits in the garage strapped to a dolly.  I would not recommend this brand, or this washer.

We also bought the matching dryer, and it is now taking an hour and a half to dry a load of jeans, so I expect we'll also be buying a new dryer soon.  Lots of bells and whistles on this washer, just no durability.