http://www.viewpoints.com/aboutme/DiamondsRanch Tue, 06 May 2008 17:40:04 GMT Reviews by DiamondsRanch http://www.viewpoints.com/Whirlpool-Cabrio-WTW6600SBT-Top-Load-Washer-review-78052 I bought this Whirlpool WTW6700TW, which is the updated model of the 6600 because it now has the 4.6 cft capacity, after having just bought a Whirlpool Duet that broke after just 3 weeks.  I had read so many reviews, both negative and positive and wanted to come back and give my two cents worth myself and help someone else because it's a lot of money and a big decision since you are probably going to have this for many many years.  Of course at the time I wasn't happy, but now I'm glad the Duet broke (would not turn on) since I ended up getting this one instead.  For one thing, this one lets you use the cold tap water out of the faucet, the Duet only lets you use cold water that is actually heated up first if it's too cold.  I want to use the cold water on some of my colors and I don't have a problem with the water dissolving since I use liquid soap.  But the biggest thing is it's a lot bigger than the 4.0 Duet, this is 4.6.  Plus it cleans my King... Tue, 06 May 2008 17:40:04 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Whirlpool-Cabrio-WTW6600SBT-Top-Load-Washer-review-78052 DiamondsRanch 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Whirlpool-WFW9200S-Washer-review-9c091 This Whirlpool Duet WFW9200SQ would not power on after just 3 weeks.  The power was to it because the door light would come on and lock, but nothing else would come on.  I exchanged it for a Whirlpool WTW6700TW which is a top loader because I kind of questioned the cleaning of the front loader and I'm glad I did.  The Duet front loader worked okay for normal cleaning while it was working, and I was pretty happy with it, but the top loader, which is the new 4.6 capacity with the same spin and water saver features, seems to clean my comforters and such better.  Maybe I got a dud, would not surprise me since I always seem to, and luckily if it was going to break it broke within the first 30 days so that I could return it.  The other thing about the Duet front loader I didn't like was that I did not have the option to use the cold tap water, it would only use cold water they make sure is heated to 60 degrees, so that to me seemed like it was not energy consious... Tue, 06 May 2008 16:51:09 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Whirlpool-WFW9200S-Washer-review-9c091 DiamondsRanch 3