Product review (1 stars): Washer leaks from the bottom of the door and.........
Water leaks from the bottom of the door and runs onto the floor frequently. I have managed to keep this somewhat under control by cleaning the rubber door seal and the glass around the door after each load of clothes. Which is time consuming. But something unexpected happened to me while I was washing a load of clothes that I want to warn everybody about. A button got trapped between the rubber door seal and the clear glass in the door. The shirt with the button quickly twisted into a large knot around the other clothes in the load. Since it was trapped so tightly it pulled the entire rubber seal from the front, along with a metal ring and spring. All of this was tangled with each other and hanging at the top with water when I opened the door to the machine. Thankfully I was home to hear the strange noises coming from the machine to stop it. After untangling everything the door seal is stretched beyond repair where the button was trapped. I lost my favorite shirt since it made a hole where the button was. I also spend an hour cleaning up water from the floor and untangling the clothes from the spring and rubber gasket. I had to order a new seal from Whirlpool for a whopping charge of 117.00. I'm  experienced at washing clothes for my 50ish age and have not experienced or seen anything like this. And when loading the washer I have always under loaded the clothes even though it says high capacity. With my grown children saying good grief mom you can fill it up. Also, I always glance back before closing the door to make sure nothing is blocking the door. When it came time to order the rubber door gasket from Whirlpool I asked if anyone else has this problem with their washer  I got the expected answer. Don't know I'm not a repair tech specialist. Oh, they did ask if I wanted to buy some Affresh at a special price. So to wrap things up I wouldn't recommend using the washer unless you are going to be located close to it. I'm really afraid to use it again.