Product review (5 stars): Hair 1.5CU ft Washer/2.6CU ft dryer review
I purchased this washer unit (along with the Haier HPL141E 2.6 cu. ft. Compact Electric Vented Dryer as a pair) for an "apartment" that I moved in to. The apartment is a whole basement but because the basement was not intended as an apartment there are several issues I deal with. Which is where this washer/dryer pair come in!

Useful Features:
#1: This washer/dryer set runs off a 120 volt outlet. I do not have a traditional washer/dryer hookup, so this is a godsend!
#2: The size is great! The washer weighs just 60LBS and can be moved by most men and women, and can have casters installed for your convenience. The dryer is lighter (closer to 40 of 50LBS) and is meant to be wall-mounted. By wall mounting the dryer, you can keep the washer underneath it and have a "stack" if you will.
3.) These machines REALLY get your clothes clean. I always had spare dog hair on my clothes when using a laundromat, or even my Parent's full sized high-effeciency washers. Not these machines! These are the first machines that truly seem to get my clothes clean.
4.) Both machines add up to roughly 1 line of electricity (15 amps) and can be put on a dedicated line by themselves.
5.) The washing machine can either be hooked up to traditional laundry hookups, but it also comes with a setup so that you can put the water line on a faucet. For somebody like me who has no hookups, this is a godsend.
6.) These machines are made to clean when fully loaded. My parent's machines could only be half-loaded, otherwise the machines didn't do their job. These machines do their job fully loaded. Although it is a portable machine, I can fit 5 uniforms in 1. However, you cannot wash a comforter AND a sheet set at once. You will have to do this in two goes.
7.) The washer is about 4X more effecient than than the most effeceint dryers on the market! The dryer is on par with the most effecient models on the market. You will not spend nearly as much on power with these units!

Cons:
1.) You are running these machines in 120volt power. Therefore your dryer will not operate as fast. Consider that drying may take twice as long as a regular dryer (usually an hour and a half when full)
2.) There is a major difference between wash times and dry times. The washer on max setting is 35 minutes (1 hour for the deep clean cycle.) The dryer takes an hour and thirty minutes. I usually run the washer an extra spin cycle in order to reduce this time difference.
3.) The washer has a lent catch, as well as the dryer. Unfortunately you have a total of 3 lent catches to clean with every load.