Product review (1 stars): I had this washer 29 days and returned it.
It just didn't clean my clothes. I purchased the Whirlpool Cabrio 4.6 cubic foot top loader (wtw8900bc) after my front load Maytag Neptune gave up the ghost. Both my wife and I are avid exercisers so we do a lot of workout gear. After a set of workout gear went through a few loads it would start to develop a stink like it was never washed. (regular cotton clothes would as well) I checked with Whirlpool and searched online, to make sure that I was using HE detergent and that I was using the correct amount,  not using fabric softener on workout gear and not overloading the washer. (5 pairs of compression shorts, 5 shirts, 3 pairs of shorts, and 5 pairs of socks. Didn't seem like it was overloaded. Filled less than half of the drum.) I'd read a bunch of reviews (after I already owned it) that said other people were having issues with clothing not coming clean. So I decided to test it out. I took 10 black cotton shirts. Marked a stripe down each one with a bar of ivory soap and tossed them into the washer. Ran a normal cycle and checked the shirts. 6 shirts still had the soap stripes on them.  Just for comparison, I ran the same 10 shirt test with my friends $300 Amana P.O.S apartment washer with central auger and it cleaned all 10 shirts. I just wasn't happy with %40 clean clothes. So I returned the Whirlpool bought a $300 Amana washer, because it had the least crappy reviews. The Amana has no bells and whistles but at least my clothes are clean and stink free.

Pros:
  It looks nice and seems to have a lot of features.
  It's made in the USA so you can get parts.

Cons:
  Of all the features, I never found the one that would actually clean my clothes.
  It has the same "loudness" as the $300 elcheepo washer.