Unfortunately, I bought this set after WCI took over. The porcelain surfaces were cheapened to painted, the washer door rusted after only two years, the cabinets would follow about a year later. The washing ability was superb, but the 525 spin speed left heavy items too damp. Oh yes, I used to hate the loud, clanking, primitive solenoids but then my next washer was a Norge-built Signature by Wards. Oh well, what did I know? 

Front loaders like these that used a deeper wash pool did produce less lint than newer HE washers that use shallower fills that allow fabrics to rub against each other. The construction, however, was far below that of longer lasting machines like Maytags. Even the paint on the inside of the cabinets was so thin that it failed to completely cover the metal.  We saved a mid 60s WH  TOL dryer because it had a porcelain top which was a rarity for Westinghouse.