LG WT5101HV

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At a little over $579 on sale, the GE GTWN4450MWS is the highest-end traditional washer you can buy. For that you get few controls, uneven performance and a big, giant agitator sticking through the middle of the drum.

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This LG is a high-capacity, high-capability, high-cost washer that impressed us with stellar stain removal performance.

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Fisher & Paykel's entry-level washer has a unique design, but poor performance.

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This Bravos is at its best on the normal cycle, able to lift stains with a minimum of water use. Otherwise, it's highly inefficient.

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Uneven wash performance plagued the Whirlpool Cabrio Platinum WTW8800YW.

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For $750 on sale, the Bravos XL is a big washer with a big price tag. Unfortunately, performance isn't very impressive.

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Though production is winding down, the Whirlpool Cabrio WTW7800XL can still be found on sale for $899. It's a good washer for those who like to control how much water gets used in their wash cycles, though other machines cost less and do a better job getting out stains.