Customer Rating : 
List Price : $229.99 Price : $259.95
List Price : $229.99 Price : $259.95
Product Description
This portable washer's smart technology allows you to pick the wash setting and water level, giving you a perfect load every time. This portable washer also offers electronic controls, 3 water levels, 3 wash cycles, end of wash cycle signal, removable lint filter and adjustable leveling leg. The quick connect sink adapter is also included.
- Compact pulsator washing machine for a small apartment or dorm room
- 1-1/5-cubic-foot stainless-steel tub holds up to 6-3/5 pounds of laundry
- Electronic controls for selecting the wash setting and water level
- Connects to the kitchen sink; fill and drain hoses and sink adapter included
- Measures 17-1/4 by 17-19/32 by 29-29/32 inches; 1-year warranty
Haier HLP21N 6.6-Pound Pulsator Wash with Stainless Steel Tub Reviews
Haier HLP21N 6.6-Pound Pulsator Wash with Stainless Steel Tub Reviews
| 458 of 462 people found the following review helpful:  What to know before you buy: capacity, By This review is from: Haier HLP21N 6.6-Pound Pulsator Wash with Stainless Steel Tub (Kitchen) I estimate that I have used this washer for 4 loads each week since buying from J&R in early October, 2006. I live in a studio in New York and bought this one because (1) it has a sink adapter, which the front-loading 14.3-lb model didn't seem to include and (2) at 17.5 inches wide/deep, it fit through my bathroom door, which the front-loading 14.3-lb model (at 20.5 inches wide) wouldn't. Out of the box, you have to install an included metal pan at the bottom. Install it so that it is convex: there's a reason that the legs are so high. One of the problems I had during installation was that one of the screws holding this metal pan to the body comes very close to a clamp holding the gooseneck drain tube as it exits the body. The clamp had fallen out of position, and the end of the screw is close to where the clamp goes. I don't think I was ever in danger of puncturing the drainage tube, but it's something to watch out for. You need a place to hang the... Read more 98 of 98 people found the following review helpful:  How did I live in New York City for ten years without this?, By Nichole Beaulieu (new york, ny) - See all my reviews This review is from: Haier HLP21N 6.6-Pound Pulsator Wash with Stainless Steel Tub (Kitchen) No seriously, how have I been living in apartments for a decade without this machine? Through single and couple-dom life, I've been dragging my clothes to the local (and not-so local) laundromat resulting in frantic minutes scrounging for quarters, two hours of boredom, whites slowly turning yellow in those questionable big machines and a less-than-enthused significant other. Sometimes, I would just give up and wash those needed socks or undershirt in the shower praying they would dry hung up overnight. It was one of those nights that I finally had had enough and the boy started scouring the internet for a solution. This machine is *my* miracle of modern technology and has significantly improved my life in quantifiable hours - and I bet has saved me money in the long run (if you consider it's five dollars per `big' wash load at the laudromat, and they only have `big' load machines.) At about 2 1/2 feet high and 17 inches wide, this machine easily plugs into... Read more 90 of 90 people found the following review helpful:  Good, very finicky, better than using the common, By Miles Jamie (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Haier HLP21N 6.6-Pound Pulsator Wash with Stainless Steel Tub (Kitchen) I've saved a lot of money using this rather than paying the apartment common wash fee. I would buy it again if nothing was better on the market, but there are a few cons that you should know about, and a few tips I'll share at the end of the review: - You can't really leave the apartment while running it. The water outflow hose can come loose and water can dump into your bathroom. See tips. - You can't run it at "high" water level. Leave it on "medium". My best guess is that the water sensor works like a "brita" filter -- it counts spins of a water-wheel to estimate the amount of water in the tub. This is not very accurate and on the "high" setting, the tank will overflow and dump water on the floor. - It often requires intervention once during the wash cycle. It stops and reports an unbalanced load, which can start an endless fight to rebalance the wash. It's not an overfill issue -- it's a pure balance issue. This happens on 30% of my loads... Read more |
› See all 156 customer reviews...
No comments:
Post a Comment