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Haier HLP23E Electronic 1-1/2-Cubic-Foot Touch Pulsator Top-Loading Portable Washing Machine |  | Brand: Haier
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $259.99
Buy New: $222.23
as of 11/25/2009 03:12 CST details
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Seller: GizmosForLife
Rating:  2 reviews
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Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 75
Dimensions (in): 22.9 x 22.9 x 38.2
MPN: HLP23E
Model: HLP23E
UPC: 688057392530
EAN: 0688057392530
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| Features:
| • | Portable 1-1/2-cubic-foot washing machine with quick-connect sink adapter | | • | See-through top lid; electronic control panel and LED display; indicator lights | | • | 4 wash cycles; 4 water-level settings; 6 programs; end-of-cycle signal | | • | Auto shut-off for peace of mind; leveling legs; lint filter and water filter included | | • | Measures 19-11/16 by 21-1/8 by 34-23/32 inches; 1-year warranty |
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Product Description
11lb Pulsator Washing Machine Features 1.46 cu ft polypropylene tub, electronic control with LED display, 4 wash cycles, 4 water level settings, delay start, automatic *Power Off* function, end-of-cycle signal, quick-connect sink adapter included, and removable lint filter
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| Customer Reviews:
 This has changed my life September 18, 2009
workerouter (Canada)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I live in a one-bedroom unit in a massive apartment building with 6 laundry machines in the basement. I did not buy this unit from Amazon but rather from a Chinese electronics dealer in my area. Haier is very popular in China and the machine came highly recommended by the dealer.
The dealer delivered it to me, set it up and away we went. I have had this unit for about a month and here are my comments:
1) The unit is quieter than a traditional laundry machine.
2) I have had no problems with balancing the machine or with water intake. It fills quickly so long as there is high water pressure. The machine balances itself by stopping and starting until the clothes are balanced.
3) The high water level can accommodate a lot of clothes. I do about 3 loads a week: shirts/undies, pants, and towels.
4)It uses a lot less soap than traditional washers (about half I would say)
5)The regular wash runs for about 45 mins which I found excessive. The quickwash runs for about 22 minutes and I find that my clothes are perfectly clean. I only use the regular wash for very soiled items.
6) My unit came with casters so I had no problem. You may also buy casters at the hardware store... the casters are fairly standard.
7) Hooking it up to the sink did require a trip to the hardware store but it was easy to find the adapter as I brought the intake hose with me.
 I'd like to give it a better review... August 20, 2009
Ronica (New York, NY)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
So, I bought this washer about a month ago and I have to say that even though I was so excited to be doing laundry in my apartment, I found this washer not as convenient as I would have liked, considering that I had to babysit it.
Here is my list of pros:
1)You can do laundry in your own home! As a New Yorker I can not overstate the convenience of this. I would write more about this but since this is the reason I bought it...
2)It fit about 10-12 items in it. This included pants, skirts, underwear and shirts. I mixed it up.
3)The control panel is real nice. smooth even.
4)Even without the muffler,it's an okay volume (see below).
Here is my list of cons:
1)It arrived dented. Not only were the thingees that were supposed to connect it to the sink dented but so far I have not been able to attach the bottom sound muffler plastic plate because the body of the washer is too dented to do that.
2)I have to babysit it. I know I already mentioned that but here are the deets: it would do a wash cycle and then tell me that there wasn't enough water coming through the sink. How much water do you need, little fella? The sink was turned all the way on and streaming away so maybe consider hooking it up to a fire hydrant? Waterfall?
3)The metal widget to adapt to the sink (even if it had been undented) was well, unique. They give you these rubber washers which are supposed to make things connect to your sink. These washers may work for others. For me? Nyet. So I went to the hardware store, with my washer, consulted with the plumbing dept, and bought a different piece which I then installed to my sink (FYI, apparently in plumbing there are either big threads or small threads and the threads on my sink were the wrong kind).
4) The drainage tube should be hung lower than the faucet. I found this difficult and logistically if you have a small apartment a bucket might be a good idea because otherwise the spin cycle does not get all the water out unless the drainage tube is lower than the input tube.
5) No casters. It's on a furniture dolly because I wanted it to move around but I foolishly concluded that 'portable' and 'casters included' go together.
6)Terrible, I mean TERRIBLE instruction booklet. I rate the instruction booklet negative 65 stars.
I've only used my washer a few times so I'll update when I have more to say.
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