Product review (1 stars): Keep your clothesline
We purchased the Whirlpool WFW94HEXW1 washer 3 months ago, and I have grown to heartily dislike it.  It's so sensitive to off-balance loads that it often malfunctions, ending its extremely long wash cycle with a tub of soggy laundry.  Comforters, throws, thick bath mats, small throw rugs, quilted pet bedding (anything that takes up a lot of water) are cycle-killers. These soppy items must be hung on the clothes line to drip for many hours before they're fit to go into the dryer.  The warranty repairman who was here last week was unable to make any repair or adjustment.  He said Energy Star requirements have forced manufacturers to use smaller motors that aren't always adequate to their task.  His only suggestions were to pack loads with bulky items into the tub tightly and to pause the machine and redistribute items as evenly as possible if the machine is struggling to balance the load.  These ideas have proven not to be solutions.  Unless you'd enjoy re-establishing a relationship with your clothesline, or people-watching at the laundromat, this is not the machine for you.

On the positive side, the Whitest Whites cycle does a good job of cleaning, while removing almost all the odor of bleach from the clothing.  The machine is also reasonably quiet.  To help prevent mold and/or rust from forming, when done using the machine, remove the detergent tray, dry the inside of its housing--top and bottom--thoroughly with a paper towel, and leave the tray outside the machine to air-dry.  Also dry the inside fold of the rubber boot at the bottom front of the tub. Always leave the door open when you're not using the machine.

I would NOT recommend purchasing this washer.