Product review (5 stars): Finally clean clothes, washer doesn't reek of mold
I got rid of an 8 year old LG steam clean front loader and bought the speed queen awne92.  The LG still runs "fine", but I have to bleach it non stop due to terrible mold odor emitting from machine (despite the cleaning gasket, open door, open soap dispenser).  I could smell the sour mold smell right up from my basement to my back door!  When wet, my clothes had a sour smell until I dried them.  It uses like 2 tsp of water to wash clothes and I wasn't getting a true hot wash (you had to put it in sanitary cycle which ran for over two hours just to get hot water) and the cycles took so long, I often couldn't do laundry because I hadn't given myself literally hours before bed to start the load.

My mom had researched washing machines like crazy and she got herself a speed queen 432.  I wanted the electronic panel one because I have young family and am busy and don't have the time to run up and downstairs cranking the washer to different features manually.  I got from a local appliance store.

Pros:

-on the extra large cycle, this washer fills right to the top! Finally water to wash my clothes properly.
 - Wash cycles are like 35 mins on average and 45 if second rinse.  I can plow thru zillions of loads before running out of hours in a day.  (Peed in bed sheets can be washed and dried and back on the bed for naps instead of hmmm, I'll wash them and you'll have to sleep on our bed for today.)
- you can get plenty of clothes in with room for agitation.  I was worried because my lg had such a large drum.  But this is no problem at all.
-hot wash means pure hot water. I can sanitize stuff properly!
-simple to use, push a few buttons, it washes your clothes
-no mold smell, I will never get a front loader again
-best of all, I finally have clean clothes.  I didn't realize it but my clothes while washed were still under washed.  Enter this washer with proper water levels and quick cycles, my items smell totally neutral and feel clean, like they have been line dried and are fresh.  My sheets (I got two queen size flannel sheet, 4 pillow cases, and my baby's crib items and a small towel into the extra large load) smelled completely neutral.....I thought sweaty body oils smell couldn't come out of sheets, wrong!
-doesn't budge at all when spinning, no leaping or rocking.

Cons:

(This doesn't bother me because I launder in the basement, might be an issue for someone getting a washer right in the living area)
- it is louder than my front loader.  I can hear my clothes washing, the washer filling etc.  If you have it on a gentle type cycle with low agitation, it sounds even louder for some reason.
-the water temps seem off to me.  Hot should be right out of tap, warm should be I'm taking a normal shower warm (this feels more like pool water temps, under body temperature), cool (cool water where the edge is taken off cold, right now it is basically cold), cold right out of tap in winter.  I need to fill part way with hot and switch to warm to get a warm wash.  This might be also related in part to our tankless hot water heater system, but even after I've been running the hot water and switch to warm (meaning the heater unit is on), it is still overly cool.
-also doesn't bother me, but there isn't a soap dispenser so you have to add your detergent to the tub.  I use Nellie laundry powder so I add my soap, start filling the washer a couple inches, then add my clothes.
-you do need to use more soap if you have he soap.  My husband said, well, it is using more water so it stands to reason you need more soap....good point.
-locking lid (I know it is for safety so no arms get ripped off etc, but even when filling it, the washer stops??).  My kids are way too small to even begin to reach the washer even on something pulled up to it to stand on, so I bypassed the lid lock by clipping a clothespin on the metal lid latch in the back.  That way I can add soap, start filling, and start putting clothes in all at once instead of stop start, stop start, stop start.  I want to see how my clothes are agitating to ensure I've added enough water to loads etc. I grew up with toploaders and you could push the pin in back of lid with spatula to watch.  As kids we knew we could do it, but we respected a washing machine like any machine, i.e. Blenders, food processors, lawn mowers, road safety/cars, pure hot water out of tap. Etc.  I mean if you are super worried, you could even put something heavy on the lid after filling it so kids can't lift the lid.  If they can lift the heavy object, then they should be able to respect washing machine safety rules.

Highly recommend this washer to someone who wants clean clothes.