Product review (2 stars): Buyer Beware !
I took delivery of mine (from a local dealer) on December 31st of 2014.  The FIRST one was delivered the previous Friday, that one's washer did not work at all.  Yes, it was brand new.  The second one works, but don't buy one until you read this entire review.

The washer is a failed attempt at saving water.  I have no clue how any engineer or marketing team could be this stupid, but I have a feeling the WET3300 is not the only dud out there - since it uses the same pressure switch as many other models, and it is the pressure switch (and how it is configured in the WET3300) that makes this washer so awful in performance.

The washer, when set to "LARGE LOAD" will only fill with 6.5 inches of water.  If you load this thing like a normal top loader, it it not going to perform well.  Running small loads, it works fine - but read on.

The rinse cycle is horribly designed.  On the "LARGE LOAD" setting, the tub fills with only 3.5 inches of water.  This means the rinse is not complete (I have read reviews where people said they had to rinse twice with one of these, I see what they mean.)  But there seems to be a way around this - liquid fabric softener, with so little water, will stain your clothing.  So, for those who use liquid softener, Whirlpool put a switch on the control panel.  By leaving the Fabric Softener switch on, the system fills to 6.5 inches on rinse!

If you only load the machine tub 1/2 full, run the machine on "Large Load" setting, and run with the Fabric Softener switch on at all times,  you will likely be happy with this machine.  Doing this, the machine is effective in doing one thing:  Saving space.  IT does not save water because you can't load the machine very much - but it DOES save space.  If you have a family, htis is not the machine for you!  A single person (like me) or maybe a couple can get by with it - but you will never wash blankets or large items in this machine.

If you really want to save water, but a front loader - they do the job of saving water AND cleaning clothing very well.  The top loader, let's face it, is on it's way out.  As I said before, the pressure switch in this machine is the same as many others  -so either it is employed differently in other machines (likely) or else all new top loaders are junk.  I simply don't know.