Product review (2 stars): Bubbles bubble everywhere
I wanted to love this washer after a bad experience with an HE top-loader, but I had to return it due to a back-up of soap bubbles pouring out of the washer hose where it meets the wall (the standpipe) every time I used the machine (see the pic below). Every time I did a load of laundry, a trail of bubbles would leak out of the standpipe and drip onto our wall and behind the machine, causing potential moisture/mold issues. Luckily the retailer agreed to take it back.

I called Speed Queen's technical support numerous times and while they were polite and clearly familiar with the problem, they couldn't do anything to fix it. I tried reducing the amount of detergent, trying different types of HE detergent (though this is a traditional agitator-style machine it requires HE detergent), adding a standpipe adapter, but nothing worked. Speed Queen politely insisted the problem must be my plumbing or the location of the standpipe, but out of the 4 washers that have been installed in the exact same set-up in the past 4 months, only the Speed Queen had a bubble problem. Speed Queen said the problem is because their machines (especially the pump) are very powerful, but I don't think that's the case. It seemed to me that bubbles would get trapped in the hose during the rinse/spin cycle, agitate within the house due to some defect until they turned into a lather, and then discharge at the end of the spin cycle in a torrent.

Also, though this machine purports to have a best-in-the-business warranty, good luck using that warranty. When I called Speed Queen to see if we could set up a warranty call to see if there was something wrong with our pump or hose, Speed Queen told me to contact the retailer or to look up a local service provider directly. Speed Queen doesn't seem to provide any warranty services, so it is up to your retailer to handle any warranty claims.  In this case, our retailer was going to charge us a $129 service fee if they determined that there was nothing wrong with the machine so we passed on that.

Another quirk of this machine is that the Eco Normal cycle uses no hot water even if the machine is set to warm or hot. All Normal washes are cold water only. If you want a warm or hot wash, you have to use the Permanent Press, Delicate or Heavy Duty cycles. Eco Normal also provides no extra rinse option.

Luckily our retailer took this back, or else we would have a big problem with the overflowing bubbles. We've had a replacement front-loader for a week now and no bubbles with this one.